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Dead End CD-i
>> Monday, March 26, 2007
When people saw the rolling demo of this game for the first time in 1995, Dead End shot up to the top on many people's wish-list for CD-i. A driving game based on MPEG footage of a futuristic city, combined with intense shooting made for a mouthwatering prospect. Finally CD-i would have a game to go alongside with the graphic speldour or Playstation's Ridge Racer. So understandably it was a big disappointment when the game was ultimately cancelled.
The demo many people saw was actually quite different from what the project was originally planned to be: an actual racing game based on MPEG footage, where the driver would actually be able to accelerate and brake. This was made possible by a revolutionary technique called 'Continuously variable MPEG video frame rates' developed by Philips Media Los Angeles' software engineers. What this technique basically did was to slow down and speed up the video stream the CD-i player would play, based on the player's commands (accelerating and braking). The MPEG stream was the pre-rendered streets the player would be racing on. The fact that the graphics would be pre-rendered (just like Chaos Control or Solar Crusade for example) would guarantee spectacular graphics for this racing game, probably even better than Ridge Racer, since the Playstation game would rely on real-time rendering of the graphics.
Cryo Interactive worked closely with Philips Media to incorporate this technique, but in the end decided it would be a lot easier to have the MPEG video play at a fixed rate instead, since they were having difficulties incorporating the 'Continuously variable MPEG video frame rate's. It would take away the racing part of the game, so they decided to name it a 'driving game instead of a 'racing game'. Of course it's not much fun to merely have to drive around streets dodging cars and objects, so that's probably when Cryo thought of mounting a gun on the top of the car to make at a driving / shooting game. This final specification was then developed into the game which was first demo'ed at E3 in 1995 (in a playable form) and in this rolling demo (april 1995).
At present no reasons are known for the cancellation of Dead End. Speculations range from the came being too difficult to develop, too expensive to finish or a lack of worldwide CD-i sales which made the project commercially less attractive.
A spokeperson about Dead End: "Dead End is a game I got involved with from the very beginning, when Philips Media was still going strong, and again it was going to be based on another technique I invented: "Continuously variable MPEG video frame rates" (a subtle variation around seamless branching, at the frame level). It was not going to be implemented directly by Philips though, and I only served as a consultant to the company that owned the project. Believe the project went through several restarts because of technical difficulties in the implementation (engineers were having problem grasping the technical concept of fooling the MPEG decoder into playing video at unusual frame rates), and the last version I saw had been scaled down quite a bit: it was playing the video at a fixed rate, which kind of defeats the purpose of a racing game. I remember seeing some really cool MPEG footage of Highway 1 from Malibu to Santa Monica, created by a production studio in Paris (France) for this game, and it looked great on CD-i. I believe there was also an arcade version of Dead End under production by that same company, with dedicated hardware for accelerating/decelerating the MPEG video playback rate, but I never saw it finished either."

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The AirTraveller2 is perfect if you want a touring kayak that is equally happy paddled tandem as solo.
Paddled solo, you can paddle the Airtraveller2 "open" (no upper deck), or you can zip in the upper deck to provide an enclosed cockpit. There is loads of storage space both behind the paddler & at the front, beyond the adjustable foot bar, plus plenty of bungee for "on deck" storage.
Paddled tandem, you need to unzip the upper deck & re-position the seats. There is still plenty of leg space for paddlers - easily accommodating my 34" inside leg + size 11 feet! When paddled tandem, below deck storage space is reduced to room for a small dry bag behind the rear paddler, plus storage under the deck bungees & soft items in a dry bag between your knees.
Good to see the usual excellent build quality on this model & use of Advanced Elements' standard "heavy duty" materials that make these kayaks just last & last.
The AirTraveller2 kayak is going to be hugely popular, and might beat the Convertible to be come Vortex's best seller! It's cheaper than the Convertible, lighter, packs away smaller and allows for easier solo paddling. It's available in a blue diamond effect / rip stop fabric - it looks just absolutely fabulous!


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Naming your business
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Choose the name for your business carefully. It will precede you wherever you go!
What's in a name?
The right name can be an effective advertising tool that can help your customers understand what your business does and which market you are targeting. The wrong name can confuse or drive away customers.
Some things to think about:
- Does it describe the product or service you offer?
You don't want to waste your customers' time or give them the wrong impression about your products or services, especially when you can't always control the context in which they first see or hear about your business.
- Does it reflect the values of your business?
Think about how you want your business to be perceived.
- Is the name distinctive?
It's important to separate yourself from the competition and allow customers to identify you as a unique brand. Choose a name that doesn't already exist in the market. Unless you plan to have a fairly robust marketing strategy, keep your name simple and avoid abbreviations and acronyms.
- Can customers identify and remember it?
Names that are easy to pronounce and spell will help customers remember you. It may be tempting to choose a name that has personal significance, but put yourself in the customer's shoes.
- Are you legally allowed to use it?
By law, the name of your business can't be the same as (or very similar to) an existing corporate name or trademark. You'll want to do an online name search once you have an idea for a name, to be sure that it's unique.
Some aspects of selecting a business name are subjective, and you may come across advice that is based on people's personal preferences or experiences, and not on practical evidence. If you need assistance, you can hire a professional to help you with creating a name and navigating the trade-mark laws.
Learn more about choosing and protecting your business name, as well as naming a corporation.
- Constitute a Quebec business corporationOnly Applies to : QuebecLearn the steps to constitute your business corporation in Quebec, especially the forms to be filled out and the application process.
- Choosing a name in New BrunswickOnly Applies to : New BrunswickFollow these guidelines when choosing a name for your corporation, business or partnership in New Brunswick.
- Corporate services — Business name registrationOnly Applies to : Prince Edward IslandRegister your business name in Prince Edward Island to prevent other organizations from using the same business name.
- Companies Office — Business name registration and provincial incorporation (Manitoba)Only Applies to : ManitobaFind out how to register your business, and what you need to know about provincial incorporation.
- Business name registration information (Ontario)Only Applies to : OntarioRegister your business name online, in person, or by mail.
- Enterprise register (Quebec)Only Applies to : QuebecIf you operate a business in Quebec, you must register with the enterprise register and declare your organization's legal form.
- NUANS Corporate name searchOnly Applies to : Alberta British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland and Labrador Northwest Territories Nova Scotia Nunavut Ontario Prince Edward Island Quebec Saskatchewan YukonCompare your proposed business name to the names of existing businesses to see if it is unique.
- Search a Business NameOnly Applies to : OntarioUse the Enhanced Business Name Search to see if a business name has been registered with the Ontario government.
- Corporate RegistryOnly Applies to : AlbertaTo conduct business in Alberta, register your cooperative, corporation, extra-provincial company, non-profit company, society, trade name and/or partnership.
- Name Requests OnlineOnly Applies to : British ColumbiaSubmit a business or corporate name for approval by B.C. Registry Services.
- What's in a name? Using trademarks as a business tool
A trademark helps identify your company and your products. Find out how to use a trademark to protect your business name.
- Choosing a name
Find out what you need to know before choosing a name for your federal corporation, and see how to reserve that name.
- Registering a business name in Nova ScotiaOnly Applies to : Nova ScotiaFind out how to reserve, register, or change your business name in Nova Scotia.
- Business Name Registration (NWT)Only Applies to : Northwest TerritoriesYou need to register your name if you conduct business under a name other than your own.
- Searching and reserving a business nameOnly Applies to : SaskatchewanFollow these guidelines when reserving and registering your business name in Saskatchewan.
Your business name and your Web domain name
Before you register your business under the name you've chosen, give some thought to your online presence as well. Even if you aren't planning to establish a website immediately, you may want to do so in the future. As with your business name, you'll want your domain name to be unique and distinctive.
- If someone else already owns the rights to the Web domain name you've selected, you may end up sending a lot of business their way or making it difficult for customers to find you. If the domain is already taken, you may wish to choose a different business name.
- If your business name is very long, you might want to think about having a shortened version of it for your domain name, which will be easier to remember and to type.
- Think about what category of domain extension you might want; for example, .ca (Canadian), .com (commercial), .org (organization), or other extension.
- You may want to have multiple domain names or domain extensions; for example, one dot ca and one dot com, or one with the long version of your company name and another with an acronym. You might even choose different domains for different business lines.
- Take a close look at your domain name, especially if you are combining words or using phrases. There are no spaces in a domain name, so you don't want any unintentional meanings to crop up.
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Arizona-based First Solar announced yesterday plans to construct the world's largest solar plant in Ordos, China. When completed in 2019, the 2,000 megawatt Ordos solar farm will produce enough power to provide for 3 million homes. It's a development that makes China, the second largest energy-using country, one of the biggest players in the solar energy game.
It seems like a new "world's largest solar plant" or "world's most efficient solar cell" is being announced every day, but the Ordos solar farm is an especially big deal–the 25 square mile, multi-billion dollar plant makes other solar projects look tiny by comparison. Other major projects in the works, such as First Solar's 550-megawatt project in California and the US Army's 500 megawatt solar thermal project in the Mojave Desert, don't even come close to matching Ordos.
Still, renewable energy projects get scrapped or pared down all the time. That means it will be worth keeping an eye on Ordos, which is scheduled to begin the first of its four phases of construction in 2010, to see if it is actually completed. If it is, the country that is now the world's biggest polluter could easily also become the world's biggest renewable energy consumer.


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Threat of the Week: Experts Predict ATM Fraud Explosion
By Robert McGarvey
Call it a nasty byproduct of the coming rollout of EMV (aka chip-and-PIN) debit cards but the frightening news is that many ATM experts now predict a 2014 explosion in old-fashioned magnetic stripe card fraud at ATMs as criminals enjoy a last robbing frenzy.
"The United States is now the weak point. We are the last major market to convert to EMV cards," said Mike Urban, a financial crime expert with Brookfield, Wis.-based Fiserv. He ominously added that Canada had a "serious" skimming problem but now that it has largely converted to EMV cards, "those criminals are coming across the border."
"The U.S. is one of the last bastions for criminals to skim. I think it will be a feeding frenzy," said John Buzzard, a fraud expert at FICO.
"The future will have reduced ATM fraud," predicted Cyndie Martini, CEO of Member Access Pacific, which provides card processing services to credit unions. She pointed to the coming of EMV, as well as multiple biometric login technologies, as paths to a more secure tomorrow.
But that's the future and, as for now, Martini, too, is in the pessimistic camp: "Criminals will probably see this short window (before EMV implementation) as an opportunity to step up mag stripe fraud – but it will be short lived."
There may be some good news for credit unions amid the gloom – hold on for that – but the key issue today is that criminals, with 20-plus years of experience perpetrating fraud with mag stripe cards, are good at this.
Buzzard, for instance, estimated that a skilled criminal could attach a skimmer to an ATM "in a minute or less." High-quality skimmers fit snugly and are difficult for any but trained professionals to detect with a quick look.
It only stands to reason that that criminals will put their skills to use before the rollout of EMV debit cards, which most experts see gathering steam in 2015 when liability shifts await non-EMV compliant terminal operators per Visa and MasterCard edicts.
Note however that ATMs have their own later deadlines. Visa's deadline for ATMs is October 2017. With MasterCard the deadline is 2016.
However, there is some wiggle in those timelines, noted Dean Nolan, a vice president at payments solutions company Saylent. "Another point to consider is that fraud will not be reduced until ATM machines in the US stop accepting mag-stripe cards," he said. "As it's likely that U.S. ATM acquirers will continue to accept both EMV and mag stripe cards until the majority of U.S.-issued ATM and debit cards are EMV-enabled, it's possible that an actual decline in ATM fraud rates will not occur until sometime later."
That means criminals may in fact be entering a multi-year thieving binge, said Nolan.
Just when you thought a sense of doom had become pervasive, know that Gary Walston, an executive vice president at Dolphin Debit, which supplies and manages ATMs for many credit unions, is in fact optimistic that credit unions, for the most part, will dodge this bullet.
He said, "We are not expecting a surge in theft. We definitely are not in panic mode."
Walston's reasoning: Credit union ATMs, at branches or in sponsor organizations, generally are well protected. "Criminals will seek out the easy targets, the ATMs in the back of retailers," said Walston.
Many credit union ATMs, said Walston, are under 24/7 video surveillance and at least some machines are equipped with state-of-the-art anti-skimming controls. They also are routinely physically inspected by trained personnel. That makes them tougher targets than many ATMs found in more casual settings.
At Dolphin Debit, Walston acknowledged that "we are taking additional precautions" to keep their ATMs safe. He was taciturn about detailed specifics but did note, "We are increasing the number of physical inspections."
Sift the predictions and two conclusions emerge: There will almost certainly be a binge of ATM skimming fraud lasting for the next several years but, quite probably, financial institutions that keep their ATMs monitored will escape the worst attacks.
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CuPiD is a 3 year EU project to provide personalized rehabilitation exercises for people with Parkinson's disease at home.
CuPiD is powered by an eight member consortium led by the University of Bologna and is an FP7 ICT Collaborative Project.
CuPiD will develop and test a combination of services for at home rehabilitation and training of major motor impairments caused by Parkinson's disease.
Parkinson's disease
Parkinson's disease is a neurodegenerative disorder of unknown cause that particularly affects areas of the brain which are involved in movement control. Research studies confirm the value of motor learning in Parkinson's disease, as well as showing improvements as a result of training.
CuPiD will develop innovative rehabilitation based on new technology, the patient's needs, the principles of motor learning in Parkinson's disease. CuPiD will contribute to the challenge of engaging patients with a chronic neurodegenerative disease in intensive exercise for a considerable length of time.
Rehabilitation at home with biofeedback
CuPiD will provide a ground-breaking home-based personalized rehabilitation tool for patients with Parkinson's disease. The CuPiD service will employ wearable sensors, audio biofeedback, exergaming and external cueing to provide intensive motivating training that will be suited to the patient and will be monitored remotely by experts to provide the best care while decreasing the burden of transport to a rehabilitation centre.
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The CuPiD project will include 2 long term trials each lasting approximately 10 weeks and consisting of 30 Parkinson's disease patients. CuPiD's Israeli and Belgian clinical partners will be responsible for this area of the project.
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But I would so give up being both of those people for this!
I know last Christmas there was nothing synonymous about the words cheap and Nintendo Wii, but it's been out a year and if you look hard enough you can find some fairly cheap Wii games.
And if you absolutely have to give your kid a game then making it one that will help keep them healthy is the best gift idea ever. Heck make it a family event and get healthy together.
Ladies, have a husband dealing with high blood pressure, but just won't get his tush up out of the recliner? Here's a way to get him moving and groovin' and spend time with the kids while he's at it. Don't have kids? Tempt him with a winter vacation to a ski lodge next year, one where after a fun day out on the slopes he'll find you dressed as his favorite snow bunny in front of a warm fire, if he uses the Wii Ski Slalom game to improve his skill that is. Wink Wink
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3. Presentations - Update on issues relating to the impact of the oil and gas industry's use of state roads by:
Marvin Murphy, State Highway Engineer, WVDOH
Corky DeMarco, West Virginia Oil and Gas Association
Anne Bradley, Esq., IOGA 4. Presentation - John Reed, Counsel
HB/SB- Establishing the West Virginia Transportation Finance Commission
5. Other business - Sub-Committee A will meet to discuss Motor Carrier Industry Regulation. "One-Stop-Shop"
Presentation by Ed Logsdon, Commissioner, Kentucky DMV (ret.)
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Memory Lanes
Memory Lanes is a chain of bowling alleys in Grand Theft Auto IV.
In GTA IV, there are only two Memory Lanes alleys, one located at Firefly Island, Broker and another in Golden Pier, in Westminster, Algonquin, off Union Drive West. Players can opt to either play a round of bowling on their own or with a friend or girlfriend, turning into a little competition; the alley is prominently featured in GTA IV, when Niko Bellic takes Michelle to the Firefly Island Memory Lanes bowling alley on their first date.
In addition to bowling facilities, each Memory Lanes alley contains a mini Burger Shot restaurant where players can buy food and replenish their health (although it is not usable during an outing with a friend or girlfriend). In The Lost and Damned and The Ballad of Gay Tony, an air hockey table is also incorporated into the bowling alley, allowing the player to play Air Hockey.
- The signs in and outside of Memory Lanes light up at night to look like male genitals.
- The opening times (on the doors of Memory Lanes) state that it is open from 9:00 to 9:40 everyday, yet the player can go there anytime.
- On the elevated walkway at Firefly Island near Beach Gate.
- Golden Pier, just off Union Drive West in Algonquin.
- Although there is a sign for Memory Lanes at Pier 45, this appears to be only be an advertisement as there is no indication of a bowling alley there.


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Run by the Art Sales and Rental Society, Teichert Gallery has an extensive selection of over 1,000 pieces from more than 200 Atlantic Canadian artists. Located beside the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia, Teichert Gallery is open seven days a week.
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Just watched a report on ESPN (earlier today I saw it on Youtube) about my Dodgers closing in on Machado.
I've committed you to playing in my fantasy league again this year. Draft is next Wednesday 8pm.
All he does is celebrate on the court. To me his high kicks or stuff like that is way less douchey than LBJ dunking on someone and flexing/staring (which is supposed to be a technical but he's never called on it) and talking smack. LBJ is the same guy who once proclaimed that he's only had four bad games in his entire career. Curry is just a dude with a laid back and fun personality.
And to be honest, I'd like LBJ if he actually did what he really wanted - he wants so badly to be the bad tough guy villain. He's just two faced about basketball. Then again, his response to the ******* idiots who vandalized his house with racism was incredible. I have mixed feelings about LBJ. But Curry is the man. I think people here hate him because they're mostly Nugget and OKC fans.
He's a good man - he admits his leanings. But your post 'inspired' my followup.
I found a replay of the game last night - the play we argued over about curry and LBJ on the non-offensive call, if you watch it again, LBJ holds the ball with his right hand and pushes curry with his left.
But later on LBJ gets hacked without a few calls.
I think they really were telling their stars that no star treatment was going to happen - or at least less of it.
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MIDDLEBURY — In 1983, the Middlebury Union High School boys' basketball team shocked the Vermont sports world.
Despite an undefeated regular season, the Tigers were lightly regarded heading into the Division I playoffs. Almost all of their wins came against D-II teams, not against the D-I iron.
We read with renewed interest of the growth in use at Middlebury's Ilsley Library as stated in a letter to the editor by library Director Kevin Unrath in today's Addison Independent. The growth is impressive: In short, there are more articles being checked out and more people passing through the library's doors than at any time in the recent past. Youth activities have also spiked, which is encouraging in this age of digital toys. (See his letter on Page 7.)
WEYBRIDGE — U.S. District Court Judge Christina Reiss on Thursday, July 18, sentenced former Weybridge Town Clerk Karen Brisson to two years in prison, along with an order to pay her community and its insurance company $431,812.06 in restitution. The sentence was in response to Brisson's guilty plea to having embezzled funds from the town's coffers over a period of at least six years.
MIDDLEBURY — With the postseason looming, the Addison County American Legion baseball team is in its most daunting stretch of the season. Due to earlier postponements, AC recently began a stretch of nine games in nine days.
AC (14-2, 13-2 in Northern Division play as of Tuesday) started off on July 12 by playing at surprise playoff contender Montpelier. Powered by a dominant pitching performance from Devin Hayes, AC jumped ahead early and held on for a 2-1 victory.
LYNDONVILLE — The Mount Abraham 11-and-12-year-old Little League softball all-star team ran the table at this past weekend's double-elimination state tournament in Lyndonville to earn the title of Vermont champions.
Mount Abe, the District I champion, opened the tournament by drawing a bye on Thursday, July 11, and then defeated the Essex all-stars, 11-7, on Friday. On Saturday, host Lyndonville eliminated Essex, and on Sunday, Mount Abe nailed down the crown by blanking Lyndonville, 10-0.
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89-Yard Punt Return Sparks LSU Past Ole Miss
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BATON ROUGE -- An 89-yard punt return against Ole Miss on a Saturday Night in Tiger Stadium sparked a fourth-quarter comeback by the eighth-ranked LSU football team, 41-35.
Odell Beckham Jr. brought back memories of Billy Cannon's 1959 Halloween night punt return of the same distance against the Rebels with a dazzling run that ended with a game-tying touchdown.
With four Rebels bearing down on him, Beckham Jr. fielded the punt at the 11 in the south end of Tiger Stadium. The sophomore darted to his left, getting a block from Jalen Collins that took out two defenders at the 13. He cut back right and broke a tackle by Ole Miss' Joel Knight at the 23, ran along the 25 yard line, dodging a tackle by Mike Marry. A block by Jalen Mills allowed Beckham Jr. to turn the ball upfield at the right hash, and another by Deion Jones at the LSU 45 put him in the backseat of a five-man escort to the endzone.
The point after touchdown tied the game at 35-35 with 9:10 to play, and running back Jeremy Hill scored his third touchdown with 15 seconds remaining that gave LSU (9-2, 5-2 SEC) its margin of victory.
"Everyone had their block, everyone had their man and everyone covered their assignments," Beckham Jr. said following his second return for a touchdown in 2012. "I saw a crease and I just hit it. I ended up getting to a wall, but then I saw Jarvis (Landry) reel me into motion. It was an amazing experience and definitely changed the momentum of the game, and I just have to thank God for it."
Quarterback Zach Mettenberger became the first Tiger to throw for 200-plus yards in three-straight games since Matt Flynn in 2007. The junior completed 22-of-37 passes for 282 yards. He was intercepted on consecutive throws in the third quarter, but overcame the mistakes to lead the Tigers to a 20th fourth-quarter comeback under head coach Les Miles.
Miles, who became the second-winningest coach in school history with an 84th victory, gave an inspired defense of his team and his senior class following the game.
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"I want you to know something," Miles said with growing emotion. "It would be said about my career at Michigan. It was a flop. I underplayed my own expectations. My head coach probably would have told me that you overplayed your physical limitations. My point to you is,there is no such thing as a flop that takes the field for our football team.
"Just so you know, I'm proud of those men. How easy it could have been to say it was their (Ole Miss') night. Spectacular group of men. You go find them, throw your arms around them and you give them a big kiss on the mouth, if you are a girl. Wow, what a game! Are you kidding me?"
Hill helped the Tigers turn a wild game into a victory, as he became the first true freshman to rush for three touchdowns in a game since Kevin Faulk (vs. North Texas, 1995). For an offense which struggled to finish off drives with touchdowns in the redzone, Hill got in the endzone on runs of 27, 1 and 1-yard, netting 77 yards on 20 carries.
Spencer Ware added 55 yards including a 1-yard touchdown run on fourth-and-goal that gave LSU its only lead of the first half, 17-14.
Tight end Travis Dickson, who entered the game with one career catch for 10 yards, led the Tigers with five catches for 69 yards. Four of his catches for for first downs.
Wide receiver Jarvis Landry added 60 yards on four grabs, while James Wright finished with 64 yards on three catches. Wright setup Hill's first touchdown with a 48-yard catch, and also had a 50-yard reception to the Ole Miss 9-yard line later in the first half that was called back by holding penalty.
Defensively, sacks by Anthony Johnson and Lavar Edwards deep in LSU territory pushed Ole Miss to the limits of its field goal range and led to a miss with the game tied at 35 and less than five minutes to play.
Linebacker Kevin Minter again led the Tigers with 11 tackles including two behind the line of scrimmage. Safety Eric Reid and linebacker Lamin Barrow each added 10 tackles. Safety Craig Loston, Collins and cornerback Tharold Simon each picked off passes and linebacker Deion Jones recovered a muffed punt.
LSU returns to action for the regular-season finale on Friday, Nov. 23, when it travels to face Arkansas. Kickoff on CBS is set for 1:30 p.m. CT in Fayetteville.
Ole Miss (5-6, 2-5 SEC) had the Tigers on their heels for most of the game but gave up three touchdowns in the fourth quarter after building an eight-point lead.
Starting quarterback Bo Wallace split time with backup Barry Brunetti, with the former completing 15-of-35 passes for 310 yards. He also ran for a 58-yard touchdown for the Rebels first touchdown and added a 1-yard score that gave Ole Miss a 21-17 lead just before halftime. He was sacked three times and threw three interceptions.
Brunetti, who was used primarily as a runner, had for 15 yards on eight carries and completed 1-of-2 passes for 6 yards.
Wallace was the Rebels' leading rusher, though running back Randall Mackey added 41 yards and Jeff Scott had 37. Wide receiver Donte Moncreif had game-highs of six catches for 161 yards and touchdown catches of 56 and 30 yards.
Ole Miss outgained LSU, 463-427.
The Rebels took it to the LSU defense with big plays in the opening quarter. A 58-yard scramble for a touchdown by Wallace gave Ole Miss a 7-0 lead with 10:16 remaining in the quarter.
However, LSU answered with a two-play, 75-yard drive that started with a 48-yard diving catch by Wright and ended with a 27-yard touchdown run by Hill. Only 21 seconds after the Ole Miss score, Drew Alleman tied the game at 7-7 with the PAT.
After a quick three-and-out by Ole Miss, Mettenberger connected with Dickson for 30 yards to the Rebels 37. The quarterback's scramble on third-and-5 came up short, and Alleman's 47-yard field goal attempt was missed just to the right.
Ole Miss took advantage of the miss when Wallace found Moncrief open on third-and-7. The 6-foot-3 receiver shook off a tackle by cornerback Simon and bolted 56 yards for a touchdown. Ole Miss regained the lead, 14-7.
After converting one first down on a short run by Ware, LSU went nowhere and punted. Brad Wing's 49-yard effort was muffed by Korvic Neat at the Ole Miss 16 and recovered by LSU Jones at the 18.
Hill gained a first down inside the 5, but LSU wasn't able to punch in with two Hill runs. On third-and-goal from the 5, Mettenberger's pass in the endzone was ripped from Landry's grasp and LSU settled for a 22-yard field goal by Alleman that cut the deficit to 14-10 with 14:50 remaining in the half.
LSU's defense forced another turnover -- an interception by Collins off a deflected pass -- putting the offense in prime position once again.
This time, the Ware helped the Tigers take advantage. He caught an 11-yard screen to the 22, then used a cut-back run and a stiff arm for 14 yards to the 8. On fourth-and-goal from the 1, Ware leaped over the pile to give LSU the lead for the first time, 17-14, with 9:57 left in the half.
Ole Miss changed the pace of the game by using Brunetti's feet to get near midfield. The Tigers defense stepped up with a pass breakup by linebacker Micah Eugene on third-and-5, and Ole Miss punted only 14 yards.
The Tigers looked to strike quickly, as Mettenberger went over the top to Wright for 50 yards to the Ole Miss 9. But, center P.J. Lonergan was flagged for holding and LSU wasn't able to overcome the penalty.
With Wing's punt downed at the Ole Miss 3, Wallace returned to lead the Rebels on a 97-yard scoring drive that included a 24-yard pass on the first play. An 18-yard pass on third-and-9 to the Rebels 46 kept the drive alive, and a 20-yarder on fourth-and-4 put Ole Miss in scoring position. Wallace setup his own 1-yard scoring run with a 25-yard pass to Logan, and Ole Miss took a 21-17 lead into halftime.
In the opening moments of the third quarter, defensive end Sam Montgomery earned a sack just before Simon intercepted Wallace and returned six yards to the Ole Miss 20. Once again, the Tigers came up short in the redzone, as Hill lost three yards on third-and-goal from the 7. Alleman cut the LSU deficit to one, 21-20, with a 24-yard field goal at the 11:42 mark.
The Rebels' ensuing drive ended in three plays and a punt, giving LSU the ball at its 48. A 23-yard pass over the middle to Dickson moved LSU into Rebel territory, and a 22-yard pass to wide receiver Kadron Boone on third-and-10 gave LSU a first down at the 14. On third-and-3 from the 7, Mettenberger looked to Landry for a first down pass inside the 5. However, rather than sitting down in the zone, the wide receiver abandonded his spot and the pass was intercepted by Golson in the endzone. The first offensive turnover in 332 plays cost LSU a chance at the lead.
Two possessions later, Ole Miss extended that lead after a Mettenberger inteception on a long pass into Ole Miss territory. Golson returned 21 yards to the LSU 38. On third-and-10, Wallace broke containment for a first down to the 24 and converted a fourth-and-3 from the 17 with an 8-yard pass. Two plays later, a read-option handoff from Brunetti to Mackey went for a 6-yard touchdown that gave Ole Miss a 28-20 lead with 50 seconds left in the quarter.
A crazy fourth quarter -- which started at 5:34 p.m., just 27 minutes after sunset -- started with consecutive scoring drives, as the Tigers tied the game at 28-28 momentarily before Ole Miss took the lead back with a 28-second drive.
LSU's points came on the heels of an 88-yard drive which started with a 22-yard catch and run by Boone to the 1-yard line. Hill ran around the left side for a touchdown, and Ware caught the two-point conversion to tie the game. However, after a kickoff out of bounds, Wallace found Sanders for 35 yards to the LSU 30. On third-and-10, Wallace drew LSU offsides and then took advantage of the free play to connect with Moncrief for a 30-yard touchdown pass.
Ole Miss regained the advantage, 35-28, with 11:11 left.
As LSU tried to answer the score, Mettenberger took a hit and was forced to exit the game for a third-and-5 play. His backup, Stephen Rivers, threw high of his target and LSU punted.
The Rebels also went three-and-out, forcing a punt. LSU brought pressure against Ole Miss punter Jim Broadway, but he was able to get the kick away.
Beckham Jr. then brought the crowd to life with his 89-yard return, and the PAT tied the game again, this time at 35-35, with 9:10 to play.
Later, Ole Miss punted again but Beckham Jr. managed only three yards to the LSU 33. After a 30-yard catch and run by Landry, the ball was stripped from behind by Ole Miss' Mike Hilton and recovered by Marry at the Rebels 32.
LSU defensive tackle Bennie Logan sacked Wallace for an 11-yard loss on the next play, but Logan was flagged for facemask. From his 47, Wallace sat in the pocket and found Mackey alone along the right sideline for 37 yards to the LSU 16. Consecutive sacks by Johnson and Edwards proved huge in the outcome, as Ole Miss placekicker Bryson Rose was forced to attempt a 53-yarder that sliced to the right.
With all the momentum, LSU's offense returned to the field and worked its way into Ole Miss territory in the final two minutes with a 6-yard run by Ware on third-and-1. On third-and-3 from the 42, a 7-yard pass from Mettenberger to Boone gave LSU a key first down to the 35. On the next play, Mettenberger was hit by linebacker Nicholas Nkemdiche, who was flagged for roughing the passer. With a first down at the 20, LSU was content to run the clock and run right at the Rebels. Hill's 16-yard run around the right end put the ball on the 2, and the freshman scored for the third time from 1 yard out with 15 seconds to play.
With 12 seconds remaining after a short kickoff return, Ole Miss' final drive went nowhere and the Tigers celebrated the Senior Day victory.
A school-record 741,005 fans passed through the gates of Tiger Stadium for an eight-game schedule in 2012, giving LSU an average of over 92,600 for the third year in a row.
LSU vs. Ole Miss
Nov. 17, 2012
Opening statement...
"First of all, hats off to the gutsy and game-filled Ole Miss team. Wow, what a spectacular game. There were a lot of things that we need to change about tonight. But, fundamentally, when you get into one of those nights. It was their night. Everything they did, the plays that they made with the ball on the ground at the wrong time and the penalty when we think we have the ball on the three-yard line. Ah, that is a penalty and we have to bring the ball back. When you find a team that fights beyond that, that there is never their night and somehow someway they are going to win. Man, that is special. There isn't a question about it.
"At times, the defense was just dominant. How about when we go down there, and if they hit a three pointer, they take a commanding lead? Basically, it becomes fourth down and about 25. The turnovers that were made and the big plays that were made. I have to tell you that if there was one game ball to be given in this evening, it is given to Odell Beckham. That was maybe the biggest momentum changer in a game that I saw. I mean, wasn't the Billy Cannon return 89 yards? Wasn't it really the same route? Someone needs to check that out, where the cuts were and that sideline. Was it the same night? Is this Halloween? I was on a roll there for a while.
"It was Senior Night. I've got to tell you something,I went to the field with 16 or 17 seniors, and every one's contributions to our team is noteworthy. Every one of them. There is not a guy on that list of men who hadn't had a great a career, who hadn't given tremendous effort and energy to his team. Who in fact played a lot of football, made plays today and made plays throughout his career. Whether he is a scout team player, a guy that plays sparingly or a guy that was highly-recruited and played his butt off, gave us leadership, is getting his degree and whose contribution was very significant, and will be for the next two games.
"I want you to know something. It would be said about my career at Michigan. It was a flop. I underplayed my own expectations. My head coach probably would have told me that you overplayed your physical limitations. My point to you is,there is no such thing as a flop that takes the field for our football team.
"Just so you know, I'm proud of those men. How easy it could have been to say it was their (Ole Miss') night. Spectacular group of men. You go find them, throw your arms around them and you give them a big kiss on the mouth, if you are a girl. Wow, what a game! Are you kidding me? When Odell Beckham was running, I felt that I was at the bowling lane."
On his punt return for a touchdown...
"On the punt return everyone had their block, everyone had their man and everyone covered their assignments. I saw a crease and I just hit it. I ended up getting to a wall, but then I saw Jarvis (Landry) reel me into motion. It was an amazing experience and definitely changed the momentum of the game, and I just have to thank God for it."
RB Spencer Ware
On tonight's game...
"You have to play four quarters of football. That's what this program teaches us. How we train enables us to go out there and finish strong like we did tonight."
On sending the seniors off with a win...
"It was emotional today at the hotel during our pregame. The seniors got up there and expressed their feelings about how it was their last game and what kind of mark they wanted to leave tonight."
On tonight's game...
"I didn't feel at any point that we were going to lose this game tonight. I felt like we had control throughout the game. We had a couple of turnovers, but we were driving the ball pretty well. Hopefully we go into Arkansas and get another win."
On Jeremy Hill's performance...
"It makes my job a lot easier when he goes out there and gets a big play like that. He really showed up tonight as a player, and I'm really proud of him."
RB Jeremy Hill
On his three touchdowns...
"I think my performance was just OK. I did miss some plays, but as far as my touchdowns go that all goes to the offensive line. They did a great job of blocking, and I was just doing my job."
On his expectations for himself this season...
"I just do what the coaches tell me to do. When my number is called I just do what they tell me to do. Basically, whoevers number is called is expected to make great plays."
On the two sacks late in the game...
"Those were big time plays. That's something that we practice as a d-line. You have to come through. No matter what happens, you have to make those big-time plays. Players have to step up. That's what my teammates train to do."
On Odell Beckham Jr.'s punt return...
"I am so happy he got into the endzone. (Beckham Jr.) is a very crafty guy. He is very agile like a cat. I'm glad he can get down there, and wing through those people and score a touchdown."
On tonight's game...
"That's a rivalry game. You never know how they are going to go. (Ole Miss) came out and played a really good game. Hats off to them. There are some things we messed up on, and we have to correct. We'll get back at it."
On tonight's defensive performance...
"We made a couple mental errors. We missed tackles that allowed (Ole Miss) to get two easy touchdowns at the beginning of the game. We just had to battle back."
On facing Ole Miss' offense...
"It was a lot of trickery. We knew going into this game there was going to be a lot of gap responsibility, because they do so much shifts. We know you have to play your technique and stay in your gap. Overall, we did a pretty good job. We had little mistakes, but once we correct those things we will be ok.
Opening statement ...
"I've been coaching a long time, maybe not at this level, but this here is one of the three most difficult locker rooms to be in this year and this season. We'll keep bouncing back and fighting the next week. I'm really proud of them, and the coaches are proud of the effort that was given tonight with us being short-handed and losing (defensive back Charles Sawyer). Our kids just fought for our university and our fans, and they should be proud of that. We just can't seem to get the stop when we have to have one, or the touchdown when we have to have one, or the play. Our kids sure made a lot of plays tonight against a fine football team. Give Coach (Les) Miles and them credit. It was a great game in this rivalry tonight. It's just unfortunate that we can't celebrate one of these (victories)."
On punt returns ...
"They have great athletes. They had a punt block on, didn't even have a return set up. Our punter kicks a great punt at that time. I just continue to say that our special teams has been very good the past few weeks, and we're having to play a lot of kids a lot of snaps. We had three chances to make tackles there, and we didn't."
On Ole Miss ...
"I'm really proud of our kids. I love being in that locker room, but I hate like heck that they're hurting and don't have the sixth or seventh win this season with the opportunities that we've had, because of the way they played. Our team has gotten better, and we played one of the top-10 teams in the country at their place toe-to-toe tonight. It's just unfortunate that we can't celebrate. But yes, I'm very proud of the effort."
On vertical passing game success ...
"Obviously, we saw something that we felt good about. (LSU is) an athletic team that believes they can get up and play press. We wanted to challenge that, and I think our guys had success doing it. We wanted to keep coming back to it, we wanted to stay aggressive when we got the lead, and we wanted to take some shots. It cost us some sacks because that defensive front's so talented and is tough to protect all the time. We saw them pressing, and we wanted to challenge it."
QB Bo Wallace
On his performance after sustaining an injury...
"It was tough. You could definitely tell early that I was hurting a bit. At the same time, we're a game away from bowl eligibility. It doesn't matter how bad I'm hurting - I've got to make a throw when I'm out there."
On what was working for the offense tonight...
"I think everything we were doing was working. It was just a really good game plan by the coaches. I thought we executed, for the most part, pretty well, but there were still times that we were shooting ourselves in the foot. We have to eliminate that."
RB Randall Mackey
On where this loss ranks for him during his career at Ole Miss...
"This was probably one of the worst ones. Tough loss. We should've had it - we let it slip away."
On if he thought Ole Miss was going to score on their second-to-last drive...
"At that point in my head, yeah [I thought we were going to score]. It was over to me at that point. But they stopped us and drove down to score. They did a good job."
On the loss tonight...
"It was a great game. It is every year. We're just tired of losing. We came ready to play."
WR Donte Moncrief
On the loss tonight...
"It hurt a lot, but that's football. That's the SEC. You've got to come at it with your best. They came out a little bit better than we did so they got the [win]. But we've got to put that behind us."
On how he separated from LSU's cornerbacks tonight...
"They were trying to play aggressive so I used my size, strength and speed. So once I used that, I got away from them so I could make a play."
DB Senquez Golson
On the Team's Efforts to Win ...
"We had a couple of players step up and make some plays. That's what it's all about."
On Whether The Rebels Believed Were Going to Win Against LSU ...
"I've had a positive mindset on the success of our team before the season even started. When we play big teams, we just have to finish."
On the Rebels Upcoming Game Versus Mississippi State ...
"We play Mississippi State next week. We just need to win that game and get to that bowl game."
On His Team ...
"We know we can play. We just need to give it our all. We can play with the best. We just have to finish it."
LB Denzel Nkemdiche
On What Advantage He Feels His Team Had Over LSU ...
"We have speed. We have that advantage. Speed played a huge part in us stopping the run."
On the Team's Emotions After Losing Close Games ...
"It gives us that edge. We're mad and we're hurt. The only thing we can do is take it out on the next team we play. I feel that my teammates and myself are going to be prepared and ready to play Mississippi State this upcoming weekend."


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An unexpected settling of soil led Ruth Balbach and Jim Diem to build the modern family home they've always wanted.
In 2010, the couple were living in an older house in Edina. "We had this crazy idea to downsize and modernize," said Balbach.
They found the ideal lot with a smaller, manageable yard across from an Edina city park for their two boys. But the 1950s rambler that came with the lot was far from a good fit for their family. So Balbach and Diem planned to transform the cramped, cut-up interiors into a clean-lined contemporary abode with expanses of glass and wide-open spaces. They wanted something like architect Christian Dean's boxy addition to his own home, which they had admired on the cover of Dwell magazine.
"We knew we wanted a house with a strong modern sensibility," said Balbach. They connected with Dean, who was with the Minneapolis firm CityDeskStudio at the time and recently had been profiled as an "emerging talent" in modernist architecture in Midwest Home magazine.
Dean drew up preliminary plans for a whole-house makeover, using the existing foundation.
But a surveyor unearthed a big obstacle to the planned project. "The house was settling into the original bog, and the soil was spongy," recalled Dean. "The surveyor said it felt like standing on a water bed."
With the renovation option off the table, the couple explored building a new home. "The budget changes were a little frightening," said Balbach. "But I'm a roll-with-it girl."
Since the rambler was in decent condition, the couple hired a house mover to transport it to another site where it could be re-used. Starting with a clean slate, Dean was able to design a flat-roofed, box-shaped home that fits more narrowly on the site than the existing wide rambler. It boasts better views of the park and gardens and "breathing room from the neighbors," said Dean. "The design has a linear quality shaped by the site, with the largest views out the front."
Dean gave the two-story stacked structure a compact 1,100-square-foot footprint. The base, or main level, is a concrete shell, and the second floor is a wood-sided box. "We wanted the home to be a smart, sensible use of the lot, and not sprawl and encroach on the neighbors," said Balbach.
To give the family more living space, Dean designed cantilevered wood "bump-outs" on two sides of the house, which also add architectural interest so "it's not a straight-up simple box," he said.
The home's contrasting concrete and wood exterior, combined with a variety of window shapes and sizes — from horizontal clerestories to vertical slits — gives it a striking graphic quality.
Punchy contrasts
"It's simple and minimal, so it gets its punch through contrasting materials and graphic elements — like the straight lines of the steel and cable staircase," said Dean, referring to the home's open black steel stairs leading to the second floor.
Building from the ground up allowed the homeowners to "craft every space and create a floor plan we wanted," said Balbach, a creative director for Target. Raw concrete walls surround the L-shaped open floor plan, which encompasses the kitchen, dining and living rooms.
Dean used the innovative Thermomass insulated concrete foundation and wall system. "If a client likes concrete, it's a fabulous energy-efficient system, as well as one beautiful wall material for the inside and outside," said Dean. "I think concrete is very organic and has depth — as long as it's paired with other materials."
Balbach agreed. "We like the texture of concrete — it's true to the material."
For the living room, Dean chose a massive aluminum commercial storefront window facing the street and the park. He even extended the window below the living-room floor to draw light into the basement TV room. "We're happy to live in a house of glass," said Balbach, looking out the movie-screen size window. "At night, we just pull down the blinds."
A Scandinavian wood-burning stove warms up the concrete gray and white spaces even when there is not a crackling fire. "I wanted to be able to see the fire from the kitchen when I was cooking," said Balbach, who was involved in every aspect of the oversized galley-style kitchen's design. "I mapped everything out — pots and pans to wine glasses. This is my domain."
The kitchen's multi-grained oak floor and walnut island are a pleasing juxtaposition to glossy white Ikea cabinets and polished nickel pulls. "We added lots of wood details, so it doesn't feel like living in a concrete bunker," said Dean.
A good-sized mudroom with plenty of storage was a high priority for Diem, a snowboarding coach. The family can come in from the detached garage and drop everything inside a big closet, then walk up a few steps to the kitchen.
The second floor houses the private sleeping quarters — two boys' bedrooms and an owner's suite facing the park with a "giant walk-in closet, which we never had in our old house," said Balbach.
Dean is pleased with the way the compact house "lives large." "It can feel intimate for a couple of people but also accommodate a large gathering — without overbuilding," he said.
Balbach can't wait for warm weather so she can slide open the big double doors between the dining room and enclosed deck. Dean expanded the living spaces by creating a smooth flow from the inside to the outside.
"There's so much light, and we can feel the breeze," she said. "It feels like we're in Southern California.


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- Mr. Hyde Pre-Workout By Pro Supps, Orange Burst 30 Servings
Mr. Hyde By Pro Supps - 30 Servings - Orange Burst - Pre-Workout
MR. HYDE is formulated to be the most extreme and effective pre-workout on the market. Loaded with leucine, proprietary stimulant blends and the novel pump agent agmatine sulfate, MR. HYDE will shatter weight-training plateaus.
- Potent combination of high-powered thermogenic compounds*
- Efficacious dose of Creatine Nitrate in every serving*
- Infinergy energy blend for maximum receptor sensitivity*
- Infused with Agmatine Sulfate for muscle-swelling pumps and nutrient transport*
- A TRUE 30 days of mind-blowing workouts*
Intense Energy Pre Workout. Potent combination of high-powered thermogenic compounds. L-Citrulline and Leucine to prevent muscle catabolism. Three stage energy blend. The description of Mr Hyde as an almost prehuman creature and his actions that occur without thought, suggests that Mr Hyde is more animal than man" – Sir Robert Stevenson, Author "Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde". From the training journal of former IFBB pro art atwood comes the most extreme and effective pre-workout on the market: ProSupps Mr Hyde. Mr hyde gives you a serious kick in the a! Loaded with l-leucine, proprietary stimulant blends and the novel pump agent agmitine sulfate, Mr hyde will literally shatter weight-training plateaus.
MR. HYDE Supports?
- Skin Tearing Pumps*
- Enhanced Endurance*
- Maximum Performance*
- Focus, Muscular Strength, and Power*
If I take 3 scoops of my current pre workout should I do the same with MR. HYDE?
No, MR. HYDE contains approximately 2-3 times the amount of caffeine as most other pre workouts so only 1 scoop is needed.
MR. HYDE should only be taken by men?
No, just as many women enjoy the effects of MR. HYDE as their male counterpart.
If I train in the evening can I take MR. HYDE?
It's not recommended to take MR. HYDE within 4 hours of trying to sleep.
What's In Pro Supps Mr. Hyde?
|Servings Per Container:30
|Amount Per Serving
|% Daily Value
|25 mg
|Strength Matrix
|5 g
|Beta Alanine (CarnoSyn®)
|2.5 g
|Creatine Nitrate (NO3-T®)
|1 g
|Agmatine Sulfate (AGMAPURE®)
|500 mg
|L-Citrulline Aspartate (1:1)
|500 mg
|Caffeine Matrix
|419 mg
|Caffeine Anhydrous
|300 mg
|Infinergy™ (Dicaffeine Malate)
|69 mg
|Caffeine Citrate
|50 mg
|Intensity Matrix
|629 mg
|Choline Bitartrate
|500 mg
|50 mg
|N-Methyl L-Tyramine HCI
|50 mg
|Gamma-aminobutyric Acid (GABA)
|25 mg
|Yohimbe Bark Extract
|2 mg
|Rauwolfia Vomitoria Root Extract (Std. Min. 90% Alpha-Yohimbine)
|2 mg
|** Daily Value not Established.
|Other Ingredients:
|Soluble Corn Fiber, Natural & Artificial Flavor, Citric Acid, Sucralose, Calcium Silicate, Silicon Dioxide, FD&C Yellow #5, FD&C Red #40, Soy Lecithin.
|Contains Soy Lecithin.
|Contains 0% Juice.
How to Take Pro Supps Mr. Hyde:
Mix one scoop of MR. HYDE with 8 oz. of cold water. Consume 15 to 30 minutes before exercise. Do not consume MR. HYDE within 4 hours prior to bedtime. Do not take other products that contain caffeine or any other stimulants while taking MR. HYDE.
Not for use by individuals under the age of 18 years. Do not use if pregnant, nursing or trying to become pregnant. Consult a physician or licensed qualified health care professional before using this product if you have, or have a family history of heart disease, thyroid disease, diabetes, high blood pressure, depression or psychiatric condition, glaucoma, difficulty urinating, prostate enlargement, or seizure disorder. Do not exceed recommended serving. Exceeding recommended serving may cause adverse health effects. Discontinue use and call a physician or licensed qualified health care professional immediately if you experience rapid heartbeat, dizziness, severe headache, shortness of breath or other similar symptoms. Individuals who are sensitive to the effects of caffeine or have a medical condition should consult a licensed health care professional before consuming this product. Do not use this product if you are more than 15 pounds overweight. The consumer assumes total liability if this product is used in a manner inconsistent with label guidelines. Do not use this product for weight reduction. This product is intended for use by healthy individuals only. Keep out of reach of children. Too much caffeine may cause nervousness, irritability, sleeplessness and occasionally rapid heartbeat. Manufactured in a facility that processes milk, egg, soy, wheat and shellfish. Contains Soy Lecithin.
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Easy Pizza, Pronto!
Lasagna Pizza
It's certainly not the first pasta-pizza partnership we've tried, but we dare say—Lasagna Pizza might just be the best.
Sheet Pan Cobb Salad Pizza
Topping a cheesy slice of pizza with a loaded handful of salad is the perfect compromise when you're trying to eat healthier, but still need a hearty dose of flavor in your life. In this epic carb and veggie union, your traditional cobb salad joins forces with a garlicky slice of cheese pizza.
Arugula Pesto Pizza
Wide ribbons of fresh butternut squash become tender while the pizza bakes, a colorful and faintly sweet contrast to the peppery arugula pesto.
Crunchy Whole-Wheat Veggie Pizzas
This installment of our Let's Cook! curriculum, designed to empower busy folks to cook healthier meals at home, is a real kid-pleaser. We use whole-wheat tortillas as quick pizza crusts--a trick inspired by our friends at seriouseats.com.
Kale and Smoked Mozzarella Pizza
For an easy veggie pizza, top pizza crust with mozzarella and cooked kale.
Sausage and Kale Pesto Pizza with Blistered Tomato-Arugula Salad
You don't have to be a whiz with pizza dough to make this fast cast-iron skillet version--just pat it out to size, and the pan shapes it into a perfect circle. And because you don't have to stretch the dough very thin, it doesn't have to rest as long as with traditional recipes.
Butternut Squash Pizza with White Sauce, Spinach, and Goat Cheese
Try swapping out the goat cheese for feta or Gorgonzola to switch up the flavor profile.
Cheeseburger Pizza
Our take on this guaranteed family favorite saves more than 200 calories, 16 grams of fat, and nearly 670 milligrams of sodium over the leading fast-food cheeseburger pizza.
BLT Pizza with White Sauce
All the components of America's favorite summer sandwich are here--even the mayonnaise. Yes, it turns out adding some oil to the mayo makes a creamy sauce that fully covers the pie and gives a richer taste to the pizza.
Chicken, Arugula, and Radish Pizza
This modern pizza is topped with fresh, healthy vegetables and both ricotta and goat cheese. Shredded rotisserie chicken rounds out the pie with ease.
Buffalo Chicken Pizza
The prebaked Italian pizza crust and deli-roasted whole chicken make this buffalo chicken pizza meal a quick and easy choice for weeknights.
BBQ Chicken and Blue Cheese Pizza
The classic BBQ chicken pizza gets a sophisticated flavor with the addition of tangy blue cheese. For a kid-friendly pie, substitute fresh mozzarella for the blue cheese.
Fresh Tomato Basil Pizza
After a visit to Italy, home gardener Reed Davis had an intense craving for simple, fresh pizza. He also had a lot of homegrown tomatoes. This easy recipe took care of both.
Thai Chicken Pizza
This pizza gets its Thai flavor from a sauce made from creamy peanut butter, ginger, garlic and soy sauce. While the sauce is homemade, the meat comes from a rotisserie chicken, making this dish easy as pie.
Three Cheese-and-Spinach Pizza
This meatless pie is anything but boring. Spinach, pine nuts, and a blend of three delicious cheeses make this dish worthy of entertaining friends, or just a quiet dinner at home.
Cuban Chicken Pizza
Top flour tortillas with black beans, corn, spicy Monterey Jack, and roasted chicken for quick-and-easy individual-sized pizzas.
Breakfast Pizza
Serve this recipe for brunch or dinner. A mix between a breakfast casserole and a quiche, this pizza features a crescent roll crust and the rich flavors of turkey sausage, hash brown potatoes, and cheddar cheese.
Apple, Goat Cheese, and Pecan Pizza
Take a walk on the culinary wild side with this adventurous pizza. Thinly sliced Fuji apples, goat cheese, toasted pecans, baby arugula, and fresh thyme meld together in a tantalizing blend of flavors for a unique and fresh pizza dinner.
Artichoke and Arugula Pizza with Prosciutto
With artichokes, arugula, pesto, prosciutto, and Parmesan, this pizza has intense, addictive flavor. Splurge and try it with homemade pesto.
Prosciutto-Arugula Pizza
We love the thin crust of this pizza, which cooks up fast and as crisp as a cracker.
Asparagus and Prosciutto Pizza
This delicious pizza gets its bold flavor from garlic, lemon zest, ricotta, asparagus, and prosciutto. The crust comes out perfectly golden underneath with warm, bubbly cheese on top.
BBQ Chicken Pizza with Fresh Mozzarella and Pickled Jalapeños
Milky fresh mozzarella tames the bite of tangy peppers in this easy BBQ chicken pizza. Be sure to check out the variations at the bottom of the recipe, too.
Walnut Pizza with Arugula and Yellow Tomatoes
Customize a personal-pan crust with feta cheese, bright veggies, and fresh arugula. Individually-sized pies allow dinner guests to mix and match their favorite toppings.
Kale, Chorizo, and Manchego Pizza
Kale's hearty texture holds up to the high heat needed to create a crisp pizza crust. Its deep flavor is a great match for spicy chorizo and bold manchego cheese.
Caramelized Onion and Olive Pizza with Goat Cheese
Three types of onion are cooked with garlic and thyme until caramelized, giving this pizza a rich, sweet flavor. Goat cheese and green olives add depth. Serve with a fresh salad dressed with lemon vinaigrette.
Turkey Alfredo Pizza
If you're in the mood for white pizza, try this inventive variation featuring collard greens and leftover turkey. Commercial Alfredo sauce and nutty fontina cheese result in an easy yet distinctive meal.
Peach and Gorgonzola Chicken Pizza
Ditch the tomato sauce and give pizza a makeover by topping with chicken, fresh peach slices and Gorgonzola cheese. A drizzle of tangy balsamic reduction provides the perfect balance to the sweet summer fruit.
Sausage, Pepper and Onion Pizza
A traditional pizza consisting of mild Italian sausages, red bell peppers, onions, and mozzarella gets a slight makeover when tossed on the grill.
Taco Pizza
Rethink taco night with this inventive recipe. Instead of taco shells, use prebaked pizza crusts to hold your favorite toppings, like ground beef, refried beans, salsa, and sour cream.
Pepperoni Pizza
Pepperoni pizza is a classic favorite, and in less than 20 minutes, you can make this light and healthy version. The whole wheat crust has more fiber and nutrients than a white flour crust, and using part-skim mozzarella saves on calories without compromising any flavor.
Shrimp Pizza
Pizza gets a taste of the sea with poached shrimp. This quick and easy pie is sure to please seafood lovers--and land lovers alike.
Pizza Margherita
Start with frozen pizza dough for a super-easy homemade pizza. Add four basic ingredients, bake, and you'll have dinner on the table in less than 20 minutes.
Steak and Blue Cheese Pizza
This quick and easy yet elegant main dish serves up hearty slices of sirloin steak and rich blue cheese crumbles. You may never order delivery again.
Insalata Pizzas
Go green with a personal-sized pita pizza piled high with sweet onions, grape tomatoes, pitted olives, and salad greens. Serve with a cup of soup for a warm, flavorful meal.
Sunny-Side-Up Pizza
Enjoy your eggs sunny-side up on a pizza that bears the same name. Mâche, red onion, and Parmesan cheese join these savory eggs for an outstanding, savory Sunny-Side-Up Pizza that's perfect for brunch or a light supper.
Niçoise Pizzas
Take a classic French salad, pile it on Indian flatbread, and you have a fresh, foolproof take on pizza.
Tuna Salad Pizza
Have your pizza and salad, too--all in one. Tuna Salad Pizza combines the best of both. Flaky albacore tuna is layered over mixed salad greens, kalamata olives, and grape tomatoes--all topped with freshly shaved Parmesan cheese.
Chicken, Red Grape, and Pesto Pizza
Grapes make an ideal salad topping, but what about on pizza...? This surprising addition is a sweet contrast to the tangy Romano cheese, herby pesto, and juicy chicken. Grapes are said to slow the aging process, so here is a case where eating another slice of pizza definitely has its benefits.
Double-Mushroom Pizza
Cremini and portobellos are actually the same mushroom; portobellos are the mature form. Marry them with a whole-wheat crust for a pizza with earthy, nutty flavor.
Pizza Bianca with Dandelion Greens
Chandra Paton Shupe created her seasonal pizza after a trip to a farmers' market for a friend's Iron Chef-style cook-off party. "We grabbed everything that looked beautiful and tasty and put it all together."
Sweet Potato Pizza with Onion and Rosemary
You don't have to eat out to enjoy a great pizza. This gorgeous, earthy pie is loaded with savory fall flavors like sweet potato, onion, and rosemary.
Tony's Hand-Tossed Pizza
Bring the flavors of California into your kitchen with this recipe from Chef Tony Germignani, two-time winner of the World Pizza Championship. Try this classic meaty pizza, or one of his other favorites like Cholula Spicy Chicken, found on the recipe page. For a quick dinner, use a pre-made pizza crust or, if you have more time, try Tony's hand-tossed dough recipe.
Sun-Dried Tomato and Pesto Pizza
This easy-as-pie pizza requires just a few ingredients and just 15 minutes to prepare. Use store-bought pesto for convenience, or homemade if you have it on hand.
Tomato-Basil Pizza
This pizza requires only six ingredients! Use an Italian cheese-flavored pizza crust and fresh, ripe tomatoes.
Manchego and Chorizo Pizza
Broccoli rabe, Manchego cheese, Spanish chorizo sausage, and plum tomatoes make a delectable combination in this easy, 30-minute meal.
Mediterranean Pizza
There is nothing better than a crispy pizza topped with bubbly cheese and piled high with toppings. This Mediterranean-style pie is fun to make and healthy too!
Three-Cheese Veggie Pizza
Use this cheese pizza recipe as a template, and vary the cheeses and vegetables to make your own creations.
Harvest Pizza
Made with leftover sweet potatoes and turkey, this easy pizza recipe is the perfect solution to the problem of what to do with all those holiday leftovers.
Pear and Prosciutto Pizza
Pit peppery arugula against a base of creamy, sweet caramelized onions. Also appearing: prudent amounts of salty prosciutto, cheese, and walnuts.
Ratatouille Pizza with Chicken
Serve a pizza stuffed with veggie toppings. Layer ratatouille, a French dish of sautéed eggplant, bell pepper, onion, mushrooms, and garlic, with chopped rotisserie chicken for a colorful pizza pie that's packed with flavor.
Sausage, Manchego, and Pepper Pizza
Try this twist next time you find yourself in a recipe rut. Spiced chicken sausage, bell pepper, and Manchego cheese are a welcome change from the norm.
Grilled Ham and Pineapple Pizza
Both children and adults will love the flavor of Grilled Ham and Pineapple Pizza. Grilling the ham gives it a nice smoky flavor, and the pineapple adds sweetness.
Beet Salad Pizza
Golden beets adorn this pizza that's layered with arugula, crumbled Goat cheese, and shaved Parmesan and prosciutto.
Asparagus, Ricotta, and Egg Pizza
This meatless pie only requires 5 ingredients: refrigerated pizza dough, ricotta cheese, asparagus, eggs, and Parmesan. Keep an eye on the pizza after you add the eggs so they don't overcook.
Cheeseburger Pizza
This family-friendly recipe celebrates two of our all-time favorite foods in one tasty package. Not to mention, Cheeseburger Pizza is such a fun way to use ground beef when you're stuck in a weeknight dinner rut. Of course, you could also use grilled burgers and onions in place of the ground beef if you happen to have cookout leftovers; just chop 'em up and toss 'em on for a time saving trick. You can find fresh pizza dough in the bakery section of many grocery stores, but canned pizza dough should work just fine in a pinch. Par-baking the dough makes for a perfectly crispy final product.
White Pizza
After one slice of White Pizza, you'll discover that you don't need sauce to serve up a tasty pizza pie!


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Ottawa Branch of the Ontario Genealogical Society (OGS) is responsible for Carleton, Lanark, Renfrew, Prescott and Russell Counties. Our mission is "To encourage, assist and bring together all those interested in the pursuit of family history." If you want to discover more about your family origins, or how and where to locate information about your ancestors, our members will be there to help you.
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The alternative would be to let our organizations fold and leave the hobby to the large commercial outfits like Ancestry and Find My Past. Those of us with experience in the hobby know that many of the commercial organizations barely touch the surface of genealogy and are interested in little that does not contribute to their profits. If you believe that I am just preaching doom, check out where Haldimand Branch of OGS is today...Gone. And they are not the only one on death's door, in OGS and outside.
What can you do? The Call for Nominations is out for both Ottawa Branch and the Ontario Genealogical Society. Consider taking on a task. Even if you don't have all the necessary skills, it's an opportunity to learn. And all the studies say that we live longer if we keep our brains active.
For more information about positions at the Provincial level as well as instructions on applying for any of these positions, please log in to the OGS Members Only Area or contact Provincial Office 416-489-0734.
In Ottawa Branch, we need to fill the vacancies at Vice Chair and Secretary. We also need to find replacements in many of the other positions such as Newsletter Editor, Gene-O-Rama Chair and lead of the Irish Research Group. New positions that need to be filled include Publicity and Social Media. If you are interested an any of these tasks, contact Mike More at email@example.com
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Anglo-Celtic Connections today suggests that OGS needs to make major changes if they want to survive. Those changes might result in the need for fewer volunteers, perhaps even for lower membership fees. I agree. However, it still take volunteers to initiate, plan and implement any changes. If you would rather contribute to the future of OGS than wait for somebody else to do something, we need to hear from you.ReplyDelete


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For more mellow fuck - check out "Have You Forgotten" by the Red House Painters. 8)
rumor is he is out of control. having problems making a new album and writing new songs. forgetting how to play his songs live. drunk at concerts. but i admire that. i like that he lives the torment that is apparent in his art (his music).
saw him again tonite in philadelphia. he was sober and sounded much MUCH better. it was really good. he said that the new cd will (almost certainly) be a double album and will DEFINITELY be out before the end of this year. he has 5 songs mixed and about 35 to go, but should be done mixing in about 6 weeks. it wont be coming out on Dreamworks. and, now the waiting begins...


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I think eventually cook is going to figure out the process for making gold in his shop-- So if the tanks in good shape under the goop ,strip it ,coat it with Shark skin and leave it ?
Thanks. Like I said it is far from perfect but I am satisfied with it.


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Henry Makow Ph.D. — henrymakow.com Jan 14, 2014 (from July 10, 2012)
"Why are women these days so enamored with homosexual men?"
A reader, Mark, asked this question recently.
"There's a gay guy at my work who's totally obnoxious, self-centered, and spiteful, and yet all the female employees adore him. They're hover around him all day like groupies, hanging on his every word and laughing at his jokes."
"Are they just too stupid to realize he's a jerk, or are women so insecure in the company of real men that they prefer the emasculated ones? This seems to be the case everywhere."
Before I give my opinion, let's look at some of the explanations I found online.
1. Gay men are better friends: "Women love the fit, stylish, sensitive, sarcastic and supportive gay man. He looks good, listens to her and sympathizes. He is loyal to her (just not to his gay lover.) They are both superficial and get on like a house on fire.
2. Gay men are more fun! As one woman said, "All the out gay guys I have ever known are just plain fun to be around. They are sensitive, intelligent, creative, wonderful people, usually with a fabulous sense of style–everything a woman wants in a man…"
3. No pressure to have sex. Another woman said, "Straight women are tired of loser straight men always hitting on them and wanting to get into their jeans. Women know that this isn't an issue with a gay man, so they are free to let down their guard and enjoy themselves with guys who don't have an ulterior motive, or female genitalia on their minds."
4. Attracted to gay male relationships. They are "equal" and the sex is hot: In the words of another woman, "the idea of two guys kissing makes me feel all warm n fuzzy inside! I just think its so genuine and attractive. And so equal. With girl/guy couples there's always that role thing going, and I always think the guy could easily end up being a 'traditional' male (i.e. NOT good!) but with gay guys they're so equal and lovey! They show their emotions and that's attractive in a man (though, I don't want floods of tears or anything!)
(In fact, gay male relationships are not equal, but mimic heterosexual relationships where the one playing the male role is dominant.)
According to a gay pop culture web site survey, half of the 2,000 women who answered found male homosexual relationships to be a "turn on."
Thirty-three percent like gay pairings because they "really enjoy love stories, no matter the gender of the pairing," while six percent say "It's unattainable for me and I love the fantasy."
It claims there are an unbelievable 117,000 websites about homosexual male relationships that cater to straight women.
Many women are simply aroused by the idea of two men together. Cheri told us: "I don't have any political reasons for enjoying gay couples on TV, movies and in books. I just like watching good-looking men, and the more the better."