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You are invited to experience the warmth and charm of Victorian Cape May by staying in a delightful Victorian era home with complimentary on site parking for ALL GUESTS, period antiques and lace window treatments.
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We strive to keep the Inn as vintage and Victorian as possible while providing the modern amenities today's travelers need. In addition to free parking, bicycles, beach chairs and towels, all rooms are heated and air conditioned with modern bathrooms, LED TVs, radio alarm clocks, USB chargers, free high speed internet and WIFI, mini refrigerators, ice buckets, ceiling fans and hair dryers. You will sleep on premium linens and enjoy imported 100% cotton towels, along with fine toiletries by Greenwich Bay, America's soap maker since 1962. The pantry room provides bottled water, fresh coffee and freah tea 24 hours a day.
You'll find comfort and charm in the luxury of our Rooms and Suites.
This delightful first-floor room provides a queen size bed dressed in premium linens and accented by charming Victorian furniture. The Tapestry room features a host of modern amenities and a large bay window covered with luxury lace curtains filtering the afternoon sunlight. Featuring a bedroom vanity, LED TV, luxurious bath robes, mini refridgerator and more.
This large first-floor room with modern in-room temperature control is dominated by a magnificent Victorian style king size bed with a classic selection of Victorian and transitional furniture. The walls are thoughtfully decorated with hand-printed wallpaper from Bradbury & Bradbury designed by noted Victorian designer Charles Dresser.
While the room is thoroughly Victorian, the completely tiled and contemporary bathroom contains a large two person shower, lighted makeup mirror, luxurious bathrobes and radiant floor heat to comfort you. Complete with LED TV with DVD player, beautiful antique amoire, mini refrigerator, chairs and luxurious bath robes.
Enjoy this conveniently located first floor with king bed, antiques and modern amenities!
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Recently renovated to the studs, the Cousin Cristopher Room now features modern in-room temperature control along with a Victorian style gas fireplace creating the perfect balance of old and new. This private room on the first floor boasts a comfortable modern bathroom featuring a large glass enclosed shower stall. The room is well-furnished with elegant antiques, LED TV,WIFI, mini refrigerator, a plush queen size bed, full closet, luxurious wall to wall carpet all exuding the allure of Victorian romance.
The Rose Room is located at the top of the floating staircase facing the enchanting Rose Garden and Park. It includes an antique queen size bed outfitted in premium bedding and foam pillows. The Rose Room is a sunny, elegant room decorated in modern Victorian-inspired wallpaper and delightfully furnished with a mix of Victorian and transitional furniture making it oh so practical. Complete with LED TV, WIFI, hair dryer, mini refrigerator and lighted make up mirror.
Once the bedroom of Dr. Stevens and Bessie, this room glows with the filtered afternoon sunlight and is wrapped with graceful, hand-printed, Bradbury & Bradbury wallpaper reflecting the Anglo-Japanese Style during the Aesthetic Movement of the late 1800's.
This room features a queen size bed and is well-furnished with classic antique furniture with wall to wall carpeting, LED TV, WIFI and mini refrigerator. The modern en-suite bathroom is completely tiled with a Jacuzzi, shower, heated tile floor, lighted makeup mirror, and luxurious bathrobes. Bessie's Room is one of the Inn's most popular rooms.
At one point in time this second floor room was the reading room for Dr. Stevens, the original owner of the house. Recently renovated, the room now features a luxurious queen bed, electric fireplace, full closet, LED Smart TV, complimentary WIFI, mini refrigerator and a newly renovated larger tiled bathroom.
Once the bedroom of Dr. Stevens' only daughter, Vesta, this is a cozy queen size bedroom enhanced with a modern bathroom for your comfort and convenience. A charming lace curtained windowed Victorian room furnished with a bedroom vanity, lighted make up mirror, LED SMART TV, WIFI, hair dryer, mini refrigerator and luxurious bath robes.
The spacious Golden Bud Suite is a delightful three-room suite that glows in the mellow morning sunlight. The cozy sitting room has two comfortable chairs, plush wall-to-wall carpeting, a gas fireplace to comfort you in the cooler months and LED TV. The charmimg bedroom offers a king size bed covered with premium high-thread count sheets, a recliner and LED TV.
The newly-renovated ensuite bathroom is beautifully enhanced with contemporary tiled walls and contains a two-person glass door shower, and heated tile flooring.
"...The Inn is beautifully kept, and The Golden Bud Suite was romantic." - Drew & Minerva
"...We loved our accommodations (especially Golden Bud), the fabulous breakfasts and afternoon tea." - Ann Maria & Roy
The richness of this large, modernly-balanced suite is enhanced by a romantic seaside sultry ambiance. The suite offers a king size bed outfitted in premium high-thread count sheets, 48 inch SMART LED/TV, 10-foot high cathedral ceiling with skylight, and a cozy gas fireplace to top it all off.
Sit back and relax in the sunken living room with a sofa daybed providing extra space for a third person. The Studio suite is fully equipped with a flat Screen TV/DVD/VHS, wet bar, coffee maker, mini-fridge, and shower room with His & Her deluxe robes. In room control of air conditioning and heat.
This very spacious and air-conditioned suite occupies the entire third floor of The Albert Stevens Inn.The commodious room contains a premium king size bed and a premium twin size bed providing plenty of room and comfort for three adults.
The Tower Suite is the perfect honeymoon suite for newlyweds who want the utmost in privacy or for families vacationing in Cape May who may need the extra space. Suite comes with large LED TV with DVD player, premium sheets and towels, mini refrigerator, WIFI, heated tile floor in completly tiled bathroom with shower for two. In room control of heat and air conditioning.


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Delaware is Home to a World Series for First Time
WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. (Nov. 19, 2003) – The Lower Sussex Little League Complex in Roxanna, Del., will be the site of the 29th annual Senior League Softball World Series next year, with 10 of the finest girls softball teams in the world gathering for a week of fun, camaraderie and softball, it was announced today by Stephen D. Keener, president and chief executive officer of Little League Baseball and Softball.
"We're pleased that Sussex County will open its arms to welcome girls from around the world in friendly competition," Mr. Keener said. "The Little League volunteers there are second to none, and we're looking forward to a great tournament next August."
The tournament will be played Aug. 15-20. The Girls Senior League Softball Division of Little League is for 14-16-year-olds. Martin Donovan of Georgetown, Del., Little League district administrator for Delaware District 3, is the tournament director. The president of Lower Sussex Little League is Bruce Layton.
"The folks around here have been wanting to host a World Series for many years," Mr. Donovan said of Delaware's first World Series. "The planning has already started."
The first Senior League Softball World Series was played in 1976, two years after Little League began its softball program. Today, more than 41,000 girls play each season in the Senior League Softball Division, part of an overall softball program consisting of more than 350,000 girls.
Teams expected to participate in the Senior League Softball World Series are from the U.S., Canada, Latin America, Europe, and the Asia/Pacific region. One team will be the Delaware District 3 champion.
The 14-acre Lower Sussex Little League Complex, nestled near cornfields, features six fields and modern concession and meeting facilities. It is located just a few minutes from the beaches of the Atlantic Ocean, amusement parks and museums, and is 90 minutes from several major airports. Nearby hotel space also is abundant.
Little League is the world's largest organized youth sports program with nearly 2.7 million baseball and softball players, and more than 1 million volunteers in all 50 U.S. states and scores of other countries.
A list of Senior League Softball World Series
champions is below:
1976 Wellswood LL-Tampa, Fla.
1977 Wellswood LL-Tampa, Fla.
1978 Wellswood LL-Tampa, Fla.
1979 Gaylord LL-Gaylord, Mich.
1980 Naples LL-Naples, Fla.
1981 Shippensburg LL-Shippensburg, Pa.
1982 Greater Naples LL-Naples, Fla.
1983 Orange Park LL-Orange Park, Fla.
1984 Naples LL-Naples, Fla.
1985 Beaverdale LL-Des Moines, Iowa
1986 Georgetown LL-Jennison, Mich.
1987 Quito LL-Campbell, Calif.
1988 Tigard LL-Tigard, Ore.
1989 Greater Naples LL-Naples, Fla.
1990 Greater Naples LL-Naples, Fla.
1991 Greater Naples LL-Naples, Fla.
1992 Greater Naples LL-Naples, Fla.
1993 Greater Naples LL-Naples, Fla.
1994 Greater Naples LL-Naples, Fla.
1995 Greater Naples LL-Naples, Fla.
1996 Greater Naples LL-Naples, Fla.
1997 Parkview LL-Lancaster, Calif.
1998 West Portage LL-Portage, Mich.
1999 Stanton LL-Newport LL-Wilmington, Del.
2000 Santa Cruz Valley LL-Eloy, Ariz.
2001 Foothill LL-Glendale, Calif.
2002 Midway LL-Waco, Texas
2003 East Surrey LL-Pilot Mountain, N.C.

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The barrister leading the Liberal Democrat internal inquiry into claims against the the peer said "Lord Rennard's behaviour has caused distress to a number of women" and he should reflect on his behaviour and apologise.
But Anthony Webster QC concluded it was unlikely this could be proved beyond reasonable doubt, and therefore in his conclusion to the Regional Parties Committee on Tuesday night he said no disciplinary hearing should be brought.
Mr Webster said the women's evidence had been credible, but their claims could not be proved beyond reasonable doubt - the burden necessary to trigger a disciplinary hearing.
One of the Liberal Democrat party activists accused Mr Clegg's party of "cowardice", while another said they had to do "something" with the complaints.
In his damning comments Mr Webster said: "I stress that I am not finding that the evidence of the complainants was unreliable. I have specifically discounted suggestions made during the investigation that the incidents had been invented as part of a political campaign against Lord Rennard.
"It is my view that Lord Rennard ought to reflect upon the effect that his behaviour has had and the distress which it caused and that an apology would be appropriate, as would a commitment to change his behaviour in future."
In a statement the peer said he was looking forward to continuing his party duties, however, Mr Clegg made it clear there would be no role for him in the 2015 General Election campaign.
Lord Rennard, who resigned his position as chief executive in 2009, welcomed the decision and said: "I now look forward to resuming my roles within the Liberal Democrats. I remain committed to the same values which made me join the Liberal Party as a teenager more than 40 years ago."
The affair has been an acute embarrassment for Mr Clegg, who was scrutinised over what he knew about the allegations and when, and whether he took appropriate action.
He said: "I want everyone to be treated with respect within the Liberal Democrats and that is why it is right Chris Rennard has been asked in this report to apologise and to reflect on his behaviour and why he won't be playing any role in my general election plans for the campaign in 2015."
The peer has rejoined the Lib Dem group in the House of Lords and will return to his duties as an elected member of a key policy committee.
Party president Tim Farron added: "While this process has not found to a criminal standard of proof that Lord Rennard acted with indecent intent, it is clear that he did not behave in the way that a chief executive should behave.
"Lord Rennard must reflect on his actions and apologise to the women involved."
He said the party had reviewed the way harassment claims were dealt with following widespread criticism that the women's allegations had not been taken seriously or acted upon swiftly enough.
Alison Goldsworthy, one of the women who made allegations about Lord Rennard's behaviour, said she was taking legal advice.
She said: "Faced with the opportunity to take strong action, the Liberal Democrats have once more opted for cowardice."
Another of the women, former party activist and Oxford University lecturer Alison Smith, responded to the conclusion on Twitter.
She said: "In 2014 a major political party finds that it has no suitable procedures for dealing with allegations of serious sexual harassment.
"I have been arguing for months that the LDs procedures were fundamentally flawed. Credit to Alistair Webster for recognising this."
She called on the Liberal Democrats to withdraw the party whip and said the party had to do "something" with the allegations because Mr Webster had acknowledged the "witnesses are credible".
The Metropolitan Police announced in September that no charges would be brought against the peer.
At a fringe meeting at the Liberal Democrat party conference in September a number of women activists came forward to say how they had been made to feel uncomfortable by senior Lib Dems. One talked of how hands would "slip" down the back.
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Brand Names: Diuril
Generic Name: chlorothiazide (Pronunciation: KLOR oh THYE a zide)
What is chlorothiazide (Diuril)?
Chlorothiazide is a thiazide diuretic (water pill) that helps prevent your body from absorbing too much salt, which can cause fluid retention.
Chlorothiazide treats fluid retention (edema) in people with congestive heart failure, cirrhosis of the liver, or kidney disorders, or edema caused by taking steroids or estrogen. This medication is also used to treat high blood pressure (hypertension).
Chlorothiazide may also be used for other purposes not listed in this medication guide.
Chlorothiazide 250 mg-MYL
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Diuril 250 mg
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What are the possible side effects of chlorothiazide (Diuril)?
Get emergency medical help if you have any of these signs of an allergic reaction: hives; difficulty breathing; swelling of your face, lips, tongue, or throat.
Stop using this medication and call your doctor at once if you have any of these serious side effects:
Less serious side effects may include:
This is not a complete list of side effects and others may occur. Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.
What is the most important information I should know about chlorothiazide (Diuril)?
Do not use this medication if you are allergic to chlorothiazide or if you are unable to urinate.
Before using this medication, tell your doctor if you are allergic to sulfa drugs, or if you have liver disease, kidney disease, asthma, allergies, gout, lupus, or diabetes.
Avoid drinking alcohol, which can increase some of the side effects of chlorothiazide.
Tell your doctor if you regularly use other medicines that make you light-headed (such as cold or allergy medicine, narcotic pain medicine, sleeping pills, muscle relaxers, and medicine for seizures, depression, or anxiety). They can add to the side effects of chlorothiazide.
Avoid becoming overheated or dehydrated during exercise and in hot weather. Follow your doctor's instructions about the type and amount of liquids you should drink. In some cases, drinking too much liquid can be as unsafe as not drinking enough.
If you are being treated for high blood pressure, keep using this medication even if you feel fine. High blood pressure often has no symptoms.
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Party is an important way for networking in western countries. Select or even cook some food and take them with your friends to the party can not only increase the delight in life, it also will bring you the joy through confirming by other people. 9+1 wine club invite you to take a wine which you appreciate and join in our wine tasting event. With the aroma distribute by the wine, you can relax yourself, share the wine story with others, and also to expect more from this wine tasting event
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Traxxas Blast Frozen Motor. How did I do it?
I have been using my Blast on weekends for the past month and I have 4 batteries for it. The Traxxas stock 3000 mAh, a Venom 4200 and a 5000 and an Onix 5000. I only use the batteries once a day and I let the Blast dry out and cool down between runs for at least 15 minutes and then inspect it before the next run to make sure nothing is still hot. My least favorite battery is the Onix. It is heavy and the boat takes on a lot mote water when I use it. Also the Onix is the only battery where I am using a Molex to TRA connector.
On the 4th run of the day this past Sunday, my son was using the Onix when the motor suddenly died. We were on a boat, so we were able to retrieve it quickly. When we picked it up, there was way too much water in it. All the other runs that day took less than a minute to drain the excess water out the little hole I drilled in the front. It took close to 4 to drain it after what was not even a 5 minute run. I have tested everything else and the motor was the only dead part.
So here are my questions:
I don't know why you would have a hole drilled anywhere in the hull . That's just asking for water in the boat .But getting to your questions , I don't think the motor is shot unless you can smell smoke or you can't turn it over in which case just replace the bearings in the motor . You can run a motor under water without any harm . I think you will find ether the ESC or Receiver at fault , could even be both . Lots of guys think there equipment to be water proof only to find out to late it's not .If it's a brushed motor just hook up a one cell battery to it , if it turns it's good . If it's a brush less the you will need a spare ESC to test the motor . Also you can test the receiver by trying the steering servo . Also I was fooled once by a battery with one dead cell , so try another battery .
The hole is not in the side of the hull. It is just a little 1/16" hole in the top of the boat right at the nose. Trust me, I wasn't keen on drilling a hole in my boat, but the manual told me to do so! When I take the boat out of the water I am supposed to hold the boat so the water drains out that little hole and not out the back over other parts inside boat, and I have been doing this. But if they are waterproof what does that matter? Anyway, only the Onix battery seems to draw water in somehow.
Like I said, I put in the new motor and everything is working fine again with a different battery (I am going to try and return the Onix). I haven't tried fixing the old motor yet, but I can tell you I have no continuity when I put my multimeter on the wires of the motor, but it turns fine. I think I will take that apart tonight and try to ring out where the disconnect is.
Thanks for the tips! I will add a 1 cell C rechargable battery to my toolbox for testing motors while away from the bench.
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Animals, animals, animals. There is never any shortage of animals in our house. Between our two pets, piles of animal toys, and even bigger piles of animal books, my girls know more interesting facts about animals than most people I know. I know they're not alone. So many kids connect with animals and want to learn more about them. Animals can peak their interest in reading. They can teach them compassion and conservation. They can teach them science. A world without animals is no world at all.
In honor of World Animals Day 2014 (October 4), I've joined together with a group of kid bloggers for the Children Loving Animals Blog Hop with 10 of our favorite ways to learn about animals. I've illustrated this post with several animal pictures I took over our summer vacation. We were able to observe many animals in their native habitat while on a vacation in the Black Hills of South Dakota.
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1. Subscribe to an animal magazine. My kids have a subscription to Ranger Rick Jr.
and in the past we've also received National Geographic Little Kids. Both also have versions for older kids. I love these magazines because they are stuffed full of animal facts and beautiful pictures. It's easy to pick one up and read for a few minutes. Of course, the best part about a magazine is that you get a surprise in the mail once a month!
and in the past we've also received National Geographic Little Kids. Both also have versions for older kids. I love these magazines because they are stuffed full of animal facts and beautiful pictures. It's easy to pick one up and read for a few minutes. Of course, the best part about a magazine is that you get a surprise in the mail once a month!
2. Observe them in the wild. You don't have to go on an African safari to observe animals in the wild (although that would be amazing). Just think small. We had the opportunity to see amazing animals in the wild while visiting Custer State Park and Wind Cave National Park in South Dakota this summer. When visiting a state park or a national park, stop by the visitors center to find out the types of animals you can see and the best spots to find them. If you don't live near a state or national park, you can also visit a local nature center. Birds, deer, squirrels, and other small animals native to the area are often found at a nature center. We love to check out the turtles who hang out at our favorite nature center. For great tips on observing nature with young children, you can visit my post here.
3. Go on a virtual trip. If you can't go on a real trip to observe animals, go on a virtual trip instead. Watch a animal documentary. We love Disneynature: Chimpanzee and March of the Penguins. Or, you can view some videos on YouTube. (As always, you will want to preview any video on YouTube before showing it to your kids.)
4. Watch a webcam. There are so many amazing webcams where you can watch animals in their native habits, zoo, or wildlife sanctuaries. Visit the giant pandas at the National Zoo. Check out an eagle's nest with the Decorah Eaglecam. (Note, it does stop for the season during the beginning of September, but check back again next summer for live streaming.) Or, visit Brooks Falls in Katmai National Park, Alaska to see if any bears show up to catch some fish.
5. Take care of a pet. If you have a family pet, invite your kids to play an active part in their care. My girls are in charge of feeding our dog and our cat as well as letting the dog outside. They come along when we take the animals to visit the veterinarian. My girls have learned so much about caring for animals through our pets. If you don't have a pet of your own, you can offer to walk a neighbor's dog or pet sit for a friend to get a taste of what it's like to take care of an animal.
6. Get acquainted with the nonfiction section of the library. You'll find all of the animal books grouped together in one section of the library. We visit there often and have brought home so many amazing animal books. Our knowledge has grown and grown with each book we read. Ask your librarian the next time you visit the library or go exploring and find it on your own. (It's usually a large section!)
7. Visit a county fair. Have you been to a county fair? I'll admit it's not always my favorite place to go, but it is a treasure-trove of animal learning. Go through the animal barns and see the different farm animals. Chat with their owners if they're around. They love to tell you all about their animals. Plus, your kids will absolutely love the fact that many of the animals were raised by kids their own age. Mind-blowing.
8. Talk to an expert. A zoo keeper, park ranger, or veterinarian is a wonderful source of animal information. We learned so much from the park rangers on our vacation and the girls had the opportunity to feel bison horns and examine animal skulls thanks to the friendly rangers. You'll usually find that they welcome questions and love curious kids. Let your kids ask those questions they are wondering about. It's so much fun and education to meet an expert.
9. Volunteer at a humane society. Ask at your local humane society (or other animal shelter) and see if they need volunteers. You and your kids will get the chance to experience animals while serving the community. It's a win-win all around.
10. Donate to an animal charity. Do some research and donate to an animal charity. And, while you're donating, research the animals they are protecting. Learn why they need your help. It may be a local animal shelter or a large international organization. Teach your kids about why it's important to help animals and show them just what they can do to help.
What are your favorite ways to learn about animals?
I'm thrilled to be participating once again a blog hop celebrating World Animal Day. Animals are such an important part of our life and I hope yours too.
Please stop by all the blogs participating in the blog hop:
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My husband and I are creatures of habit. We have a salad with dinner (almost) every night. It's usually spinach or mixed greens and tomatoes with a sprinkle of Parmesan cheese and sunflower seeds. It's simple. It's tasty. It's routine.
So when I had leftover goat cheese from the Tomato and Leek Frittata with Goat Cheese, I wanted to shake our routine up a bit. Radicchio, Spinach, Apricot Salad with Goat Cheese became a welcome change from our usual salad. The creamy goat cheese with the bitter radicchio with the sweet apricots is a combination that is simply a-ma-zing!
Since I had mixed greens on hand, I decided to use that in place of the spinach. This salad is equally delicious using just spinach. I reduced the amount of the oil in the vinaigrette, which is nice and light and just pulls everything together. Soaking the apricots is an excellent method to plump up the fruit into soft juicy bursts of sweetness.
Have a Happy Father's Day weekend!
Radicchio, Spinach, Apricot Salad with Goat Cheese
Yields 4 servings
1/2 cup dried apricots
2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
1 tablespoon olive oil
coarse salt and pepper
1 head radicchio, halved, cored and roughly torn
5 ounces fresh spinach or mixed greens
2 ounces soft crumbled goat cheese
Place apricots in a small bowl and cover with boiling water; let stand for about 5 minutes. Drain and pat try with paper towels. Cut into small pieces, if desired.
Meanwhile, in a large bowl, whisk together the vinegar, oil, salt and pepper.
Add spinach and radicchio to bowl with vinaigrette and toss to combine. Add apricots. Serve topped with crumbled goat cheese.
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The game of tennis has never really been political in the same way other sports like soccer or the Olympics has been.
Not that it concerns tennis star Nick Kyrgios, who sported an anti-Donald Trump shirt following a "Fast4" exhibition match in Sydney, where he had just won over Spaniard Rafael Nadal.
The shirt has an image of the U.S. president-elect on it, with superimposed devil horns. It also has a concise message at the bottom: "F**k Donald Trump."
Nick Kyrgios rocking the anti-Trump fashions after an exhibition in Sydney tonight. pic.twitter.com/7gytWZ8Oeu
Ben Rothenberg (@BenRothenberg) January 9, 2017
When asked about his shirt, Kyrgios told reporters that "it's pretty self-explanatory really."
There were no video cameras present for the interview, however, and the tennis star went to the change rooms, emerging again in his Nike-sponsored shirt, according to the Sydney Morning Herald.
When I asked Kyrgios about that Trump shirt which read '**** Donald Trump' his reply was simple – "It's pretty self explanatory really".
Melanie Dinjaski (@MelanieDinjaski) January 9, 2017
The number 14 ranked men's singles player in the world, the Australian Kyrgios isn't known for his subtlety on and off the court.
We'll see if Trump responds to the shirt, as he did with Meryl Streep's speech following the Golden Globes, but it's interesting how these sentiments are flowing into arenas typically thought of as apolitical.
BONUS: As predicted, Donald Trump wakes up and rants about Meryl Streep on Twitter
Read more: http://mashable.com/2017/01/09/nick-kyrgios-anti-trump-t-shirt/


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Originally posted by mike:Originally posted by JustinNiner:i dont really like this pick at all cuz james is about the same type of rb as hunter. Hunter did very well and now we have 5 freakin RBs on our roster. i would of like to address the DLine or Oline with our 2nd. O WELL
I didn't like it at first glance either.
Then I watched that^ and saw how consistently explosive he is. He may only be 2 inches taller than hunter and similar weight, but he brings a different kind of speed. Where hunter is more likely to use his size to "hide" then do shifty moves to get separation, James is more of a straight up speed back. Look at his legs move when he's running, he reminds me of the road runner.
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World Naked Bike Ride starts this Saturday
Combine the issues of sustainable transportation and body image, and what do you get? For many around the world, the answer is the World Naked Bike Ride, an annual global event dedicated to promoting cycling, community-building, peace of mind, and "…the indecent exposure of people and the planet to cars and the pollution they create."
Launched in 2004, and promoted heavily online, WNBR has become huge: from Budapest, Hungary, to Taichung, Taiwan, to right here in St. Louis, riders will be gathering to cycle together sans clothing on either the 12th or 19th. Events in the Southern Hemisphere are generally scheduled for next year at this time (and isn't it winter down there at this time of year? Brrr…).
Want to participate in World Naked Bike Ride?
The general rule seems to be "sign up and show up." And, as the event's wiki makes clear, "naked" is relative: you can go "as bare as you dare." The site has a full list of upcoming rides… as well as pointers for organizing an event if one isn't happening near you.
So, what do you think? A powerful, meaningful way to engage the public on issues of oil dependence and body image? Blatant exhibitionism? A golden opportunity for lookie-loos? Let us know what you think… and check out the Facebook group Biking Revolution of Love & Freedom News for information on this and other cycling activism events.
- California simplifies personal car sharing with insurance reform
- Don't want naked feet for WNBR? Check out our selection of Birkenstock Florida sandals…
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KLAQ BBQ Food Vendors For This Weekend
See what great food vendors will be with us at the KLAQ BBQ this Sunday!
The KLAQ BBQ is known for having some fantastic food vendors out there, giving you a taste of all the wonderful food varieties El Paso has to offer. Here is the list of the different places you can try this Sunday out at Western Playland:


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THE NEW JERSEY DEVILS OF COURSE! :)<br />Video Games (xbox, playstation, nintendo...I love them all!!)
DarkDevil replied to HellOnICE's topic in HellBring it on Tampa!!!! LETS GO DEVILS!!
I'd say if he (Clarkson) keeps playing the way he does, maybe within the next year or two he'd get a spot like Parise. Although, I'd probably put Rasmussen in Clarkson's space just because of experience.
It should really look something like this... Elias-Gomez-Gionta Parise-Zajac-Lagenbrunner Pandolfo-Madden-Brylin Rupp-Dowd-Clarkson Rafalski-White Martin-Oduya Matvichuk-Lukowich ^ (just guessing on those for D) God Clemmenson Fixed
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DarkDevil replied to PeteyNice's topic in HellThe Upper level is where I'll be ending up at. The views shouldn't be too bad depending on where you get a seat.
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DarkDevil replied to Rock's topic in HellInteresting write up. I've also been curious since Marty was selected for the all-star game if he is going to rest thursday night or not. But, that's up to him of course. I would also agree that Oduya would rest and get as much rest as possible so when he comes back he is %100 like White was when he came back. Not sure what to think about Rasmussen yet.
Brodeur, Devils blank Canadiens
DarkDevil posted a topic in HellBrodeur, Devils blank Canadiens http://sports.yahoo.com/nhl/recap;_ylt=Aql...710&prov=ap Yahoo! Sports MONTREAL (AP) -- For the second day in a row, the surging New Jersey Devils were solid from their superstar goalie on out to cap a very successful weekend in Canada. Martin Brodeur made 28 saves for his NHL-leading seventh shutout of the season and Brian Gionta scored twice, lifting New Jersey to a 3-0 win over the Montreal Canadiens on Sunday. Mike Rupp scored his third goal 2:21 in, and Scott Gomez and Brian Rafalski each had two assists for the Devils, who have won three in a row, including a 3-2 win in Ottawa on Saturday. "It's huge. Things are so tight still," Gionta said. "We're just trying to gain some ground and we played two good teams, so to win back-to-back on the road is pretty good." New Jersey, which moved six points ahead of the New York Rangers atop the Atlantic Division, has won six games while remaining undefeated in regulation in its last seven (6-0-1). "We've learned to play with each other and we have faith in what our coaches are trying to accomplish," Brodeur said. "There's good chemistry in the lines and everyone is getting their game together." Brodeur, who leads the league with 25 wins, is third in career shutouts with 87. He trails George Hainsworth (94) and Terry Sawchuck (103). "I've always said that we've got the best goaltender in the league and he's proven that over the years," coach Claude Julien said. "He's a great team player, he's a great leader in our dressing room, and he's very modest with everything he does and I think that's probably the key to his success right now." Gionta, who scored late in the first to put New Jersey up 2-0, got his second of the game -- his team-leading 19th -- on a power play 12:47 into the third. Devils defenseman Brad Lukowich needed several stitches to close a gash over his right eye after he was struck by Michael Ryder's high stick, which resulted in a double minor to the Canadiens right wing that led to Gionta's second goal. Montreal lost three in a row for the first time this season. Canadiens captain Saku Koivu and rookie Guillaume Latendresse returned to the lineup after missing Saturday's 4-3 loss to the New York Rangers because of the flu. Center Tomas Plekanec -- who scored his third goal in three games the day before -- didn't dress Sunday, the latest victim of the virus that has sickened a number of Montreal players since Thursday's 5-1 loss in Washington. "I can't say percentage-wise how much of the losses are because of the flu," Koivu said. "In Washington, a couple of guys were vomiting on the bench and it's been going on for a few days where guys have been playing sick. But this was really similar to the last couple of games against them. They'd score a couple and then shut us down." Cristobal Huet stopped 34 shots for the Canadiens, who had lost consecutive games in regulation only once this season prior to their current losing streak, which head coach Guy Carbonneau noted has come about while a number of his key players have been under the weather. "Hopefully it's over. We'll turn the page and move on," said Carbonneau, a star defensive forward during a 19-season career between 1980-2000. "It's the worst I've seen in all my years. Having three games in four nights didn't help either because there was no time to recuperate." Notes The Devils have won seven straight against the Canadiens, who haven't beaten New Jersey since a 3-2 win in Montreal on March 20, 2004. ... Julien, who was fired and replaced behind the Canadiens bench by GM Bob Gainey just under one year ago, has won each of the three games he has coached against his former team this season. ... New Jersey has taken 18 of a possible 22 points (8-1-2) in its last 11 games. ... Canadiens C Radek Bonk was sidelined by a jaw injury after he was struck by a puck during Saturday's game.
Yea, nice win by the Devils, but it sure was unfortunate about the flu-ridden Habs. Maybe they all got the flu so they didn't have to play against our boring Devils? Congrats to Marty's 87th SO! I think I saw one interesting stat on TSN that said Marty has 7 SOs in his career against the Habs? Didn't know that.
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DarkDevil replied to SoCal Devils Fan's topic in Introduce yourselfWelcome. I like your avatar by the way.
Nice work on the GDT msweet. LET'S GO DEVILS! Thank god I'll be able to watch this game as I missed most of yesterday's because of work, and only caught the 3rd period.
Newark, N.J., arena where Devils will play to be called Prudential Cen
DarkDevil replied to Rock's topic in HellI thought the arena was only meant for the Devils and that it? No basketball since what team would play in it except for college teams? I could understand concerts, but I always thought this new arena was for the Devils only.
It wasn't about Oduya, at least I don't think he was alluding to that. He was telling a story, something about him having a sore thumb and having to wait for all the serious injuries in the hospital before the doctor came to him to take care of his thumb. I really hope Oduya isn't hurt that badly. Interesting win, but we let in way too many shots. Parise continues to play smart and with heart. The kid never ceases to amaze me every night. I was really pulling for him to get the hat trick, he'll get one eventually. One thing I don't understand. When Parise was coming down the ice, I think in the 3rd, why did DP fly out that far towards the blue line? Couldn't he just have stayed in the crease? Sometimes, I think DP gets a little too crazy with how he wants to handle the puck.
Let's go Devils, let's pick it up after that disappointing loss to the Rags. LETS GO DEVILS!!!
This was an annoying loss. Also disappointing to see Elias' poor play. I thought we faired well in the first, and then everything started to go downhill halfway through the second. The Rangers, as the annoying bastards they are, got the better of us. I only wish Marty didn't give up so much on the shootout. I now wish we had OT instead of shootouts.
Let's Go Devils!!! Be god tonight Marty!
Devils vs. Islanders, 12/30, 7:00 PM
DarkDevil replied to Devilsdude530's topic in HellWell, true maybe I exaggerated a bit, . He did look like White out there. Yea, this definitely revs up a small bit of a rivalry in the sense and I think this would be more exciting then Devs vs. Rangers. I really hope the next game takes this up a notch.


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Debbie Allen
DADA is soon to put on another production that looks to be a smash.
The Debbie Allen Dance Academy (DADA), located in the heart of the Crenshaw District, is one of the top dance schools in Los Angeles. Actress, producer, director and choreographer, Debbie Allen continues to draw the cream of the cop in dancers from around the neighborhood.
Recently, DADA put on a spectacular performance during the space shuttle Endeavour's stop on Crenshaw. The performance, with a 'Men in Black' theme, blew everyone away. The dance troop was basically made up of DADA students of all levels.
Allen has recently announced that DADA will be performing a new production entitled, Freeze Frame, which explores inner city youth caught up in the cycle of inner-city life and all it's elements.
"Please come out and support the arts! Freeze Frame is going to be a wonderful show with an amazing cast," tweeted Allen recently about Freeze Frame. The production will be a 'one night only' performance on November 1 in support of the 'Gala Benefit 2012 For Young People In the Greater LA Area.'
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Hi - I'm new here, and new to CF. My daughters (age 3 and 6) were diagnosed about a year ago with "mild" CF. They have both been pancreatic sufficient up until now - my 3 year old turned insufficient a few weeks ago and we're on enzymes now... Creon 5.
She has an ear infection and they put her on Omnicef for it. Ever since they did that, she's complaining that her belly hurts, and she refuses to eat ANYTHING at all. She's barely drinking, and hasn't had enough food to keep a bird alive in about 4 days.
The problem is this: she's not eating at all. And if she does eat, she's burping while eating, which causes her to gag on her food, which, in turn, causes her to not want to try to eat any more.
My questions:
1. we're new to enzymes - but is a tummy ache associated with enzymes? or is that probably the antibiotic upsetting her?
2. can the enzymes cause reflux?
I have a feeling this is all a result of the antibiotics - but I still need to get her to eat. Any tips on getting a 3 year old to eat? She's never had a huge appetite to begin with and now it's at zero. I'm concerned because she's in the 5th percentile and if she loses any more weight, we're in trouble.
thanks for any help.
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We asked the CBC News audience on Twitter and Facebook to share their memories and traditions for Remembrance Day using the hashtag #HowIRemember.
These are just some of the stories you told us.
For some of our readers, thoughts of Remembrance Day centre on ceremonies and symbols.
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Some of our readers shared their family connection to active members of the military.
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We have a variety of serviced offices available to rent in Debden Green. Each office space is offered at the best rates and suited to your individual needs and requirements.
We have a variety of serviced offices available to rent in Debden Green. Each office space is offered at the best rates and suited to your individual needs and requirements.
London Stansted is the fourth busiest airport in the UK and the fastest growing major airport in Europe. This centre is situated minutes from the terminal and next to junction 8a of the M11 motorway, with easy links to the M25 motorway. The business centre branding is low profile, so you can promote your own brand without being eclipsed by ours. Car parking for staff and visitors is next to the building. This business centre creates a corporate business image for small and larger companies with the flexibility of space let on short term license agreements allowing for instant occupation. Prestigious fully furnished serviced offices give a comfortable working environment with additional services including onsite car parking and access to meeting rooms and boardrooms. For their single inclusive investment, clients will receive the following: Fully furnished modern office, Broadband internet and connection, Telephone handsets, Direct dial phone numbers to all workstations, Technical support, Air conditioning, Telephone answering service, Postal collection and delivery services, A professional reception team, corporate concierge service, Regular cleaning of offices, 24 Hour security, Access to common reception areas on each floor, Complimentary hot and cold drinks, Snack machine, Coffee Lounge, Disabled access and toilet facilities. This centre offers all-inclusive pricing, so you can move in with peace of mind that there will be no unexpected costs each month.
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'I see,' I say, although, as usual with a Ken phone call, I'm managing to decipher three words in 10. From what I can gather, his new marriage to Morning Shadow is causing problems. Either that, or there's something badly wrong with his Honda Civic. I'm guessing it's the marriage. Which is, obviously, doomed. I mean, not only is Morning Shadow a dippy hippy aura-healer, but she was christened Fiona Hamilton-Sutherland - the giveaway too-Scottish names of the non-Scottish Scots who own Scotland. Morning's family has a castle in Fife. Ken's an Edinburgh schemie. The one biographical detail they share is that they both grew up on estates. What's Ken doing with her? This is hypergamy and, mark my words, no good can come of it. Folk should stick to their own kind. Plus, that Civic's a decent wee car.
'Things any better with the in-laws?' I ask, referring to The Incident at the wedding reception, when Ken's mate Eck snorted speed from his plate and Morning's brother Hamish attempted a citizen's arrest. Case in point.
'Aww, wormit, ken. Ehh, just braw.'
'Great,' I say, marvelling at Ken's talent for self-delusion.
'So her faither's bocht us a Discovery. And a hoose in Stockbridge. Worth five hunner kay.'
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the teams on Martha's show are making a wedding cake.
I know. I am watching!!!
I am just so annyoed with this reality shows...If I could just get past the bickering...
Anyway, I may not finish watching...
The oval cake is pretty but I don't think people really care for that shape or find it a little odd. I could be wrong.
The other one is really pretty and that team that did it just sold it.
I think it also has to do with their personalities... The team that hasn't sold theirs yet are a little.... how should I say, grumpy??
I am going to do a few things before bed and then I will check the progress of the show...
I agreed with Martha on the firing of that girl in the sales team. Overall I think the team did not try hard enough to make the sale, not one of them had a good attitude, much less a "try to make an effort attitude".
Well the grumpy team didn't sell any and the other team sold 5.
Did you hear the price of the one that fed 125people? It was $725.
Wouldn't that be nice if we could charge that much.
The 5 cakes were $3000.
I thought the cake was ok..i didn't mind the oval shape or offset idea but pink has GOT to be on it's way out soon, i mean..aren't all of you tired of seeing it everywhere? It's nice, but ugh!! (I really loved pink (Fushia) in the 80's and 90's, and didn't mind it's comeback..)It should have been more universal, and Martha did let the right one go! And..that guy should have been in the delivery room..could he not go home for a couple days?
It was a good show. I thought both cakes were pretty. I thought that the losing team didn't try hard enough. And, I also get the impression that Martha doesn't like Sylvia Weinstock very much!
Was there a rule against selling the oval cake with a different color ribbon?
"Sure...it's pink but yours could be made to match your wedding."
The one that sold was also only $6 per serving (reasonable) while the other was $10 per serving (Did I hear that right?)
I was busy helping my husband fix our stove so I'm not sure if I caught it all. I had to hold the flashlight Fill me in if I missed something important.
I thought it was an ok show. I was SHOCKED by Martha's comments on Sylvia. I mean what did she do anyway? I thought it was kind to take time out of her day to answer a few questions. I just felt it was rude.
I thought it was a good show...both cakes were beautiful, actually. I really liked the oval tiers with the pink, but you just can't beat a simple white wedding cake. Tradition! Yes, the one that sold the most cakes was only 6.00/serving. I guess that says something to us about not over-pricing and at the same time, giving top-notch quality!!
First let me say that I missed the whole bridal show part of the program because I was putting DD to bed. DH, who is tired of everything cake, got to watch it instead.
I thought the pink cake was pretty middle America, which I don't imagine would sell too well in NYC. Also, the pink was too bright. Something more subtle may have been more successful.
I thought Martha's comments about Sylvia were just that her cakes are designed for a specific market, not necessarily mass appeal, which was the mission.
I definitely thought Shawna was the right one to go. Sylvia's comments may have been perfectly valid, but that's pretty shoddy market research that only calls up one cake designer. Shawna put herself and her team on the line by taking charge and not following through. I was really glad Martha overrode the project leader's choices.
I don't really like either of the teams. The corporate team pretty much stands for a lot of things I don't agree with, but the creative team just seems unprofessional and whiny to me.
I agree, the white one was more elegant and traditional. Not to mention, less expensive. The Matchstick team really didn't seem to be pursuing anybody. It was like they didn't believe in themselves or the cake, and it truly showed.
This was the first time I've watched the show (although DH and I were avid watchers of the Apprentice with Donald the last two seasons) and the only reason I watched tonight was because they were doing the wedding cakes.
I agree - why couldn't you do a bow to go with the bride's colors? Maybe it would have looked better if the bow had been white instead.
$10 and $6 a slice for cake And I was worried about charging $3! Of course those are NYC prices
Ali, I think what you said about the pink being too bright was right. I also think that when Sylvia W. said that pink was "in" she was talking about a more subtle pink. I think she also meant that the whole cake should be like a candlelight pink, not pink bows. I thought the bows were ok, but I have seen MUCH better bows by our members here on CC.
I thought it was kinda funny that they staged the team members with piping bags in their hands....like THEY were the ones doing the work on the cakes. LOL
I am soooo glad that Martha over-rode the decision of the leader of the creative team. This was the first episode I have seen, but the poor girl that didn't say anything the whole time and the girl that stayed up all night, CERTAINLY did not deserve to be the ones chosen. I am so glad Shawna got the boot. I know it is hard to sell something that you don't believe in or have strong feelings about, but she should have "faked it" LOL That is what selling is, according to her, but she sure didn't show it. You could plainly see that she didn't like that cake. And she just kept trying to TOUCH IT!!!! LOL!!! I would have smacked her!
The ivory cake was just lovely!!!! I was shocked that they only charged $6/slice for it...especially being in New York. The other one should have been $6. It was pretty, but definitely not as nice as the ivory one.
All in all, I LOVED THIS show!!!! I think they will be airing it again on CNBC sometime this week. They did that with the last show.
I would have hated to be in this competition. LOL Not really, but I would have been FREAKIN NERVOUS as heck!!
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I agree with you, they were definitely stages with bags in hand. There is no way they could turn out a wedding cake that looked that professional on the first try. Also, delivering pink cake and serving cakes without a box--what was up with that? I know some do that but it would be my luck that something would smack or fly right into the side of the cake. I also use a piece of foam underneath my cake to absorb the bumps.
This is the first time i've watched. I did just because of the cakes. I think the right person went! She is the one that said "pink" and then didn't like the pink! I'm sure it's hard to sell something you don't believe in but if that's what they're supposed to be doing they weren't even trying. I felt sorry for the girl that was up all night. She did her part and then some only to have everyone criticize her work.
I thought the cake that was sold was pretty but I felt like it needed something more. Maybe something on top?
I'm a reality show junkie.
Love Martha, love Apprentice, love Survivor, and especially love Amazing Race. I thought what Martha said about Sylvia was tactful. Sylvia also said that no one likes cupcake wedding cakes because of the papers. There have been some really beautiful cupcake wedding cakes on this site so that threw me a little and then Martha said you don't even need the papers. There seems to be a lot of whiners on this show but still entertaining. I'm so used to watching kids shows that anything remotely "adult" is a thrill for me!
I enjoyed the show but there is no way that these folks made these cakes. Fondant needs to be mastered to look that good.......and that piping just doesn't come to you....you need practice practice practice!!!!
We all know better....don't we?
Kos...I'm with you...I love reality TV...Big Brother, Survivor, Amazing Race...but I didn't care for this show too much.
The right person was dismissed...that girl needs an attitude adjustment for sure.
I am curious who made the beautiful flowers on top of the pink cake? They were really pretty.
I was hoping the show would have been more about the actual "making" of the cake...oh well! It was still fun to watch!
I thought it was an ok show. I was SHOCKED by Martha's comments on Sylvia. I mean what did she do anyway? I thought it was kind to take time out of her day to answer a few questions. I just felt it was rude.
I went to bed before the show ended...
What did she say exactly about Sylvia... Maybe because Sylvia is a strong person and can speak her mind and mabye Martha and Sylvia have had their exchange of words.... ???? Maybe??? Anyone knows???
Well, I think Syliva can do a LOT better job on cakes than Martha!!!!
I don't know how much of the acutal cake they did, but the 2 girls from the matchstick team are chefs. . . but then again that doesn't say much considering it's a TV show and you CAN'T believe everything you see .
Last night was my first time watching the show - I read a post about it yesterday - thanks to who ever it was that posted it
I think the right person was dimissed. She thought she was "Miss Thing" & she knew everything. How quickly she began "retracking" what she had said earlier. When that little 12 year-old project manager picked the 2 girls that baked and worked on the cake with the professional baker, I was so upset! It was not their fault the cake didn't get sold. It was the sales team's fault. Just think of how many times we've all bought something that we didn't really think was all that, but the sales person did such a good job, you break down and buy it. I know we've all been there & done that, can any one say "Make-up counter" at the mall??? You see??? The sales team had to support and promote the cake, no matter what their particular preferences were. They didn't even find out if they could give people color scheme options. . . Man-Oh-Man I would've LOVED to have participated in that contest.
And the nerve of that woman Shawn to come waltzing in the morning all rested and start to crticize everything about the cake! You just DON'T do that! After all, the pink was done b/c of her conversation with Sylvia Winestock. . . all they had to do was LOOK at Martha's magazines!
Gee, I subscribe to her Wedding Magazine b/c it has so many interesting and varied ideas! More that enough to please everyone's tastes!
Well, that was my 2¢. . .
Well, I just wanted to add that I don't like reality shows... The people most of the time get on my nerves with their attitudes and almost rehearsed outbursts...
I have only watched a few and this one I only watched because of the section on cakes. I went to bed after the cakes were sold...
I don't watch the show, but yesterday I saw the forum about the show doing wedding cakes. I don't think they made the cakes-they lie alot on reality tv. I just want you ladies and gentlemen to know that some of you on here can charge 6/10 per slice b/c I've seen cakes in the gallery that look just as good or better. I'm trying to get as good as you guys are!
It was also my first time watching (Only because they were doing cakes), but I liked the show. I liked both cakes the ivory one the most. i think matchbox should have done the cake in all white or tell people that the pink can be changed to what ever they wanted it to be.
I loved martha's decision to fire Shawn. She had too much mouth. I am so glad her words came back to bite her in the you know what.
I ws thinking the samething. There is no way they could have finished those cakes and they look that good.
I will be watching next week.
If anyone know when the show will air again please tell. I would love to see it again. I missed parts of it. (I had to get the baby to bed).
My 2 cents.
I felt the cakes were a bit expensive and I am in New York. $6 was o.k but $10 I don't know.
twindees, just gotta say, I love your quote on the bottom of your posts. . .
"Good cakes aren't cheap,
Cheap cakes aren't good"
That's an awesome quote!
Thank you, But it's true.
Martha didn't say anthing mean about Sylvia. She said that Sylvia caters to a niche market. The task was to create a cake with mass appeal. I love Martha, but I don't know where she got this bunch of candidates. They are pitiful compared to Trump's candidates. Seeing how so many people would love to work for Martha, I can't understand why they don't have more talented people on her show. Half of her candidates barely seem sane.
This was also my first time watching the show. I missed the first 10 minutes where I suppose the rules were laid out. I assumed that they had to sell the cakes "as is" and not make any design changes, including color, based on the remarks made by the sales people on the losing team. Also, because the man that oversees the group said that they had a bad sales attack.
I think that Martha certainly made the right choice. That woman wouldn't take any responsibility for her poor attitude and then to retract such a bold statement? C'mon! Be a grownup! I actually liked both cakes. Though, I did see the top tier bulging pretty noticibly on one of the shots when they were selling it (could've been the angle, but it looked bad to me).
I was shocked that the project leader chose the two that he did - one who was trying to throw REASON into the project and not go over the top and the other one who stayed up all night with it? I was floored.
The woman that you are talking about, is it the one with the blond very short hair?
I didn't like her the moment I saw her enter the room in teams at the beginning of the show.
Did you notice how she came in with her hand inside her pant side pocket, like saying..."I am all that, look at me?"
Is this the one that got fired? Just her and who else?
Yup, that was her Maria. . .
She got was she truly deserved!


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A review of the Earth Negotiations Bulletin daily reports from the Durban Climate Change Conference, for example, indicates a further evolution in the country coalitions used in those negotiations. In the past two years, the country groupings at climate change negotiations have been particularly interesting to watch. Just prior to the Copenhagen Climate Change Conference, in December 2009, the BASIC group of countries (Brazil, South Africa, India and China) held their first meeting, but continued to participate within the Group of 77/China coalition. At the opening plenary for the Durban Climate Change Conference, however, a speaker for the BASIC group presented those countries' first joint statement to the UNFCCC. Additional coalitions in that process, from ALBA to LDCs, the Umbrella Group, and the Environmental Integrity Group, all reflect changing interests and international alliances since the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) was first opened for signature in 1992. Through these alliances, each country makes its voice "heard" in the development of the next global agreement, but the evolving coalitions reflect shifting global interests and capabilities, and reaching consensus in and among these groups remains challenging.
While delegates in Durban have discussed the report of the Transitional Committee on the Green Climate Fund, a newer process has weighed in on how climate finance should be approached. The Fourth High-Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness, in its declaration titled the "Busan Partnership for Effective Development Cooperation," indicates that providers of development assistance "have a responsibility to reduce fragmentation and curb the proliferation of aid channels," and the signatories commit, by 2013, to make greater use of country-led coordination arrangements, and by 2012, to agree on principles and guidelines to guide their joint efforts. Specifically on global climate finance, the declaration indicates that participants will "seek to promote coherence, transparency and predictability across their approaches for effective climate finance and broader development cooperation." The declaration also establishes the first framework for development cooperation that reflects a diversity of actors – "state and non-state actors, as well as countries at different stages in their development, many of them middle-income countries." This "complex architecture" presents new opportunities and challenges for coalition building and policy coordination, including the possibilities that come from having different international fora addressing related issues.
At the ninth meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Vienna Convention for the Protection of the Ozone Layer and the 23rd Meeting of the Parties to the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer (COP 9/MOP 23), which convened in Bali, Indonesia, from 21-25 November 2011, delegates again were faced with the question of whether to coordinate policies under one multilateral environmental agreement (MEA) in an effort to contribute to the objectives of another MEA. Canada, the US and Mexico have submitted a proposal, and the Federated States of Micronesia submitted a separate proposal, to phase down hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) under the Protocol, given their high global warming potential. However, some delegates opposed the proposed amendment, arguing that HFCs are not ozone depleting and so should be addressed under the UNFCCC. Proposal proponents responded that, because HFCs are a common substitute for HCFCs, which are being phased out under the Protocol, the Protocol has a responsibility to also address HFCs, but were unable to persuade the other coalitions to create a contact group to further discuss the proposals. Some suggested that high-level consultations would be needed to move forward this endeavor to coordinate efforts within one MEA to address the issues covered by another MEA.
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Category: News, Asia, Global
By Paul Mackintosh
A new report from Reuters might give some cause for concern about the direction that global private equity (PE) is taking as the global sovereign debt crisis recedes. It indicates that banks and their buyout fund clients are reverting to their old dependence on leverage financing to drive deals, goose returns and bring in fees. Indeed, the report quotes Thomson Reuters and Freeman Consulting figures to the effect that banks have earned almost US$5 billion so far in 2014 from fees on junk bond issuance underpinning leverage loans. This just a month after Credit Suisse, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley denied a $725 million buyout loan for KKR – surely anyone's idea of a blue-chip buyout borrower – when one of its portfolio companies tried to buy out a rival, amid concerns that US regulators the Federal Reserve, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp would disallow the transaction.
In a sign of the times, Jefferies Group, not subject to the same regulators, stepped up to lead financing for the deal. With the recovery in US GDP and stock market performance, institutions do not seem to have quite so much excuse to struggle for any source of yield, but the Reuters report indicates that banks and other finance houses are still trying to find ways to source leverage capital in the teeth of regulatory constraints all the same.
This may smack of systemic risk, but the real concern over the resurgence in leverage from a buyout perspective is that it is returning private equity to a habit it had seemed to kick, or at least get under control, as a result of the global financial crisis. Leverage certainly works very well to enable buyout transactions, but it was also the basis for some of the most sceptical assessments of the private equity industry prior to 2008. The sceptics charged that any parcel of listed stocks, leveraged up to the same level, would deliver similar returns to buyout portfolio assets, and their sums did look persuasive.
The more that general partners' focused on recaps, covenant-late loan packages and financial engineering, the less they were focused on asset improvement, value enhancement, and company restructuring, and the more and more their claims to be responsible owners with great operational capabilities rang hollow. One kind of buyout investment does not necessarily have to be more socially beneficial or fundamentally attractive than another, but if there is any such differentiation, then the leverage-dependent kind did not look like the more appealing one. But it may be the one we are getting back.
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Eric Lindros scored his second goal in four games Monday night to break a third-period tie and lead the New York Rangers to a 3-1 victory over the Carolina Hurricanes.
During a power play, Lindros - who had just two goals in his first 19 games - grabbed the puck among three Carolina players at the edge of the left faceoff circle and surprised goaltender Kevin Weekes with a quick shot at 1:41.
It was the second power-play goal of the night for the Rangers, who are ranked 28th in the NHL and had none in the previous six games.
Just 62 seconds later, defenseman Dale Purinton moved past Carolina's Erik Cole, used Lindros as a screen and fired a slap shot past Weekes from the left circle.
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For Augusta-based songwriter Ken Stephens, writing a great tune means striking a balance between being earnest and not being obvious.
Mr. Stephens, best known for his work with local acts Livingroom Legends and Dew Hickies, said his secret is to always tell, or at least sing, the truth.
"A song always has to be true," he said during a recent telephone interview. "That doesn't mean nonfiction, but from a true place. If it's true it will work.
"It might not be everyone's thing, but it won't be hokey."
A musician admittedly more comfortable with forming melody and arrangement than penning lyrics, he said that some songs gestate for a long time before he feels comfortable with singing the sentiment.
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Three Rivers Systems' flagship product is CAMS Enterprise, the disruptive technology solution reshaping the landscape of academic enterprise resource planning — or ERP — the comprehensive systems for managing the entire student lifecycle for colleges and universities.
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There'll be no Blue Christmas in Ottawa this year.
The Senators played the role of Santa Claus by delivering the victory and the Pittsburgh Penguins must have felt like Santa dropped a bag of toys on their heads as Craig Anderson made 27 stops in a 5-0 pounding Monday night.
The Senators halted their three-game losing skid in fashion as Cory Conacher, Kyle Turris, Erik Karlsson, Bobby Ryan and Zack Smith scored while Anderson had his 24th career shutout in front of 19,838 at the Canadian Tire Centre.


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