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AT&T adds more Starz to TV Everywhere menu
December 17, 2012 2:08 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | CommentsAT&T has beefed up its TV Everywhere roster with the addition of Starz Play, Encore Play and MoviePlex Play from Starz Entertainment. AT&T subscribers that are signed up for the Starz Encore and MoviePlex premium channels can now view the content on iOS devices through their Wi-Fi and broadband connections.
Avail-TVN launches white-label SVOD
December 17, 2012 2:05 pm | by Brian Santo | News | CommentsAvail-TVN's ViewNow, which is being used by Verizon FiOS for Redbox Instant, is now available to other service providers that want to offer a branded subscription VOD service of their own. Using ViewNow, service providers will be able to offer titles from Avail-TVN's library.
OTI report: Data caps the result of decreasing competition
December 17, 2012 2:01 pm | by Andrew Berg, Wireless Week | News | CommentsA new report from the Open Technology Institute (OTI) suggests that carrier-implemented monthly data caps and tiered pricing are unnecessary and are a result of decreasing competition in the wireline and wireless markets in the United States.
Online portal to replace Michigan government TV
December 17, 2012 1:57 pm | by The Associated Press | News | CommentsThe state is changing how people can keep an eye on the Michigan government. The Michigan Department of Technology, Management and Budget and Michigan Government Television are launching an enhanced online portal to replace the MGTV cable channel.
Comcast app to let viewers store, replay movies
December 14, 2012 3:06 pm | by The Associated Press | News | CommentsComcast says its tablet and phone app now lets subscribers download and store movies and TV shows from some channels for offline viewing. Cable companies have rushed out applications that let viewers stream TV content, but this is the first one that allows offline viewing.
Comcast building last-mile fiber in Houston to service businesses
December 14, 2012 3:03 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | CommentsComcast Business Services is beefing up its infrastructure in Houston with a last-mile fiber-optic build-out that will connect more than 3,000 small- and medium-size businesses to its Ethernet, Internet, voice and cloud-based services. The fiber build started in August and is slated to be finished early next year.
Disney strikes long-term carriage deal with Cox
December 14, 2012 3:00 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | CommentsThe Walt Disney Co. began the year with a long-term carriage deal with Comcast, and it's ending it with a similar agreement with Cox Communications. Cox is now able to carry Disney programming across televisions, computers, smartphones, tablets, gaming consoles and Internet-enabled televisions.
Softbank caps Sprint's bid for Clearwire; investors ask for more
December 14, 2012 2:57 pm | by Ben Munson, Wireless Week | News | CommentsSprint's bid to buy the remaining portion of Clearwire is proving more complicated than originally thought, as Softbank, which plans to acquire a 70 percent stake in Sprint next year, draws a cap on Sprint's bid for Clearwire, and investors say they want a lot more per share than that bid will allow.
Verizon expands NFL coverage to Web portals
December 14, 2012 2:55 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | CommentsVerizon has extended the reach of its NFL coverage with the addition of "Watch NFL Network" to its FiOS TV Online Web portal. "Watch NFL Network" provides FiOS TV customers with live streaming access to NFL Network and RedZone programming.
FCC issues NPRM for 3.5 GHz band
December 14, 2012 2:52 pm | by Andrew Berg, Wireless Week | News | CommentsThe FCC will move ahead with a plan to make available 100 megahertz of shared spectrum in the 3.5 GHz Band (3550-3650 MHz) for the use of small cell and database technologies. The Commission said the proposal lays the groundwork for the widespread deployment of small cell technologies across the spectrum.
Seattle adds partner to develop computing network
December 14, 2012 2:51 pm | by The Associated Press | News | CommentsSeattle Mayor Mike McGinn says the city has reached an agreement with a broadband developer to build out its fiber network for high-speed computing for homes, businesses and services. The deal allows Gigabit Squared to start raising money for engineering work.
U.N. group gives nod for greater Internet oversight
December 14, 2012 2:49 pm | by The Associated Press | News | CommentsA U.N. conference weighing possible Internet rules shifted into a high-stakes showdown after advancing a proposal for greater government oversight. The proposal was a blow to U.S.-led efforts to keep new regulations from touching the 'Net.
South Korea Says Samsung Chip Plant Caused Cancer
December 14, 2012 2:47 pm | by The Associated Press | News | CommentsA South Korean government agency said that working at a Samsung Electronics factory caused the breast cancer of a worker who died earlier this year, only the second time it has recognized a link between cancer and Samsung's chip plants.
Comcast's rollout of Streampix nearly complete
December 13, 2012 10:24 am | by Mike Robuck | News | CommentsComcast's Xfinity Streampix, which features a deeper dive into older movies and TV shows, is now rolled out across more than 95 percent of the MSO's footprint. Earlier this year, Comcast added library servers in most of its Pittsburgh market.
Cablevision scores One World Sports distribution
December 13, 2012 10:21 am | by Mike Robuck | News | CommentsCablevision is now offering One World Sports Network, which covers golf, baseball and soccer from Asia, the Pacific and around the world, to its New York tri-state area video subscribers. The network provides exclusive live and same-day coverage of international sporting events.


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Thursday, December 5, 2013
Behrakis Grand Hall, Creese Student Center
Students are cordially invited to attend the seventh annual student holiday reception hosted by the Division of Student Life and Administrative Services. As we enter the holiday season, let's take this time to enjoy some good food and good company of one another. Senior Vice President James R. Tucker and Dean of Students Dr. David A. Ruth look forward to welcoming all students and wishing you a joyous holiday season.
Friday, December 6, 2013
New College Building, Room 3217 (3rd Floor) 245 N 15th Street Philadelphia, PA 19102
Join us for our next Books & Bagels in Center City! Friday, December 6th 2013 12-1PM New College Building, Room 3217 (3rd Floor) 245 N 15th Street Philadelphia, PA 19102 Brief introduction to current research by graduate students followed by a moderated discussion. Audience participation is encouraged. Lunch will be provided. Featuring: Stephanie Smith MS Student, College of Nursing and Health Professions, Physician Assistant Program "Promoting Wellness for Homeless Women in Philadelphia" Allison Insley MS Student, School of Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health "Environmental Health Impacts of Chemical Manufacturing in the River Wards" Moderated by Dr. Patrick Auth, Associate Clinical Professor and Physician Assistant Department Chair, College of Nursing and Health Professions Can't make it? Tune in for our live, interactive broadcast! http://tinyurl.com/BookandBagels Visit the Books & Bagels video archive: http://www.youtube.com/user/DrexelGSA/videos Want to speak at an upcoming Books & Bagels? Fill out the form at this link: http://tiny.cc/booksandbagelsnomination
Creese Student Center and the Academy of Natural Science
Join us for lunch at Shake Shack and then head over to the Academy of Natural Sciences to view Dinosaurs Unearthed
Drexel University, Center City Campus New College Building - First Floor 245 North 15th Street Philadelphia, PA 19102
Get your grub on, de-stress, and prepare for finals in one convenient location! There will be tutors, FREE FOOD, group study space, quiet study space, massages, crafts, and so much more! Come down to the Center City campus for STUDYPALOOZA!
Saturday, December 7, 2013
Daskalakis Athletic Center
The Drexel Dragons Men's Basketball team will host the Tennessee State Tigers at the Daskalakis Athletic Center on Saturday, December 7 at 4 pm. The game will feature $1.00 hot dogs! For Drexel Basketball Ticket information, please call 1-866-4-DREXEL or visit drexeltickets.com.
Macalister Skyview Lounge
Come celebrate with Drexel Hillel for a post Hanukkah party. It will feature a Hanukkah style who's line is it anyway improv show and there will be latkes and jelly donuts. Its a great way to take a break and relax between studying for finals and get a good laugh too.
Tuesday and Wednesday, December 10 & 11, 2013
Blue Cross River Rink at Penn's Landing 101 S Columbus Blvd, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Tuesday, December 10, 2013 Free admission with your student ID to Waterfront Winterfest at the Blue Cross RiverRink at Penn's Landing during the following skate sessions:5:00pm – 6:30pm7:00pm – 8:30pm9:00pm – 10:30pm11:00pm – 12:30amWaterfront Winterfest features ice skating, food and hot drinks by famed Philly Chef George Sabatino, a light show on the hour from 5-11PM, and fire pits to keep you warm and toasty. So choose a session, bring a friend and skate the night away!Didn't bring your pair of skates to school? No worries, you can rent them there.
Friday, December 13, 2013
President's Office, Main Building, 1st Floor
President Fry will hold open office hours today for students. These office hours give students the opportunity to make recommendations for the University and keep President Fry informed of issues that affect students. A valid student ID is required.
Wednesday, December 18, 2013
The Drexel Dragons Women's Basketball team will host the Hampton at the Daskalakis Athletic Center on Friday, December 18 at 7 pm. The game will feature $1.00 hot dogs! For Drexel Basketball Ticket information, please call 1-866-4-DREXEL or visit drexeltickets.com.
Sunday, December 22, 2013
The Drexel Dragons Men's Basketball team will host Saint Francis at the Daskalakis Athletic Center on Sunday, December 22 at 2 pm. Help us PACK the DAC and fire up our team. For Drexel Basketball Ticket information, please call 1-866-4-DREXEL or visit drexeltickets.com.


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Fri, Feb 24, 2012 | 08:35 GMT
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy sees 90% sell-through in first week
3DS's Theatrhythm Final Fantasy's 70,000 sales in the game's first week on sale in Japan may seem low for a Final Fantasy game, but Dengeki's reporting the figure is 90% sell-through.
Tue, Feb 14, 2012 | 16:20 GMT
Hazama tells the story of Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy in latest Iwata Asks
Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy, the debut title from producer Ichiro Hazama, was originally designed for release on DS but due to hardware limitations, the game's production was held back. Speaking in the the latest edition of Iwata Asks, Hazama said the idea for the title came after he finished work on the Final Fantasy movie Advent Children, and with the release of 3DS, a handheld with the storage capacity and power was finally available to bring his ideas to fruition. Thus he went to Indies Zero to finalize his plans for the game, and after getting the all-clear from Tetsuya Nomura, work on the game started that very day. In order to get fans involved, Hazama said Square sent out fan surveys sent, and the 70 songs contained in the game are a direct result of said surveys. The more you know, etcetera. The rhythm-action game, which contains four-player co-op, will land on 3DS February 16. A western release has yet to be confirmed.
Tue, Feb 07, 2012 | 21:11 GMT
Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy will have four player co-op
According to Siliconera, Square Enix's celebratory rhythm action RPG Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy will have co-operative multiplayer. You can invite up to three friends to the Chaos Temple to take on legendary bosses from the series, including Ultima Weapon, Omega Weapon and Shinryu. You'll gain experience for your party and snaffle rare items while tapping along to Song of Darkness. The 3DS exclusive pulls together characters, enemies and settings from acorss the Final Fantasy franchise's catalogue, and hits Japan on February 16. No western release has been confirmed. It will be one of the first to utilise the Nintendo Network with premium DLC offerings.
Sat, Jan 21, 2012 | 20:48 GMT
Theatrhythm to have paid DLC through "Nintendo Network"
Some leaked boxart for Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy shows that the game will contain paid download content, as well as support something called "Nintendo Network". The dummy art, which first popped up on NeoGAF, shows that the game, as promised, will have DLC released for it but it looks like it will cost you according to the fine print. The game launches on 3DS in Japan on February 16, which would make it the first game to have paid DLC on the system. Likely, Nintendo will announce something pertaining to "Nintendo Network" sometime between now and then, still, we'll send a mail. Thanks, Andriasang.
Mon, Dec 19, 2011 | 20:19 GMT
Square Enix releases new Theatrhythm trailer
While Square Enix fans are still marveling over the fact that Squeenix was able to come up with a more bizarre title than Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days, the company is forging ahead with Theatrhythm Final Fantasy. Bizarre even by Final Fantasy standards, this Theatrhythm trailer shows off more of those sweet chibi versions of all your favorite FF characters battling with the power of music. More »
Tue, Nov 15, 2011 | 09:59 GMT
Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy gets February release in Japan
Final Fantasy rhythm spin-off Theatrhythm is releasing on February 16 in Japan, according to the game's official website. The 3DS title is priced at ¥6,090. No western release has yet been confirmed by Square Enix.
Thanks, Andriasang.
Mon, Nov 14, 2011 | 05:32 GMT
Snow, Vivi, Aerith and more confirmed for Theatrhythm Final Fantasy
A number of favourite characters have been revealed for Square Enix's upcoming RPG rhythm hybrid, Theatrhythm Final Fantasy.
Mon, Sep 12, 2011 | 14:46 BST
Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy gets first gameplay trailer
Square Enix has released the first trailer of Theatrhythm Final Fantasy ahead of TGS this week. The game – a rhythm-based title in the series based on music from past FF installments -is set to make its first public debut at the show later this week. There's a taste of FFXIII as well if you're spotting for anything recent.
Get the video below, via Andriasang. No date yet, but it'll be on 3DS.


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Leafs Add to Front Office
More than 30 years ago, when Dave Poulin was skating for the Dixie Beehives junior club in Mississauga, he couldn't get a single NHL team interested in drafting him.
Today, he's found a new home with one of the league's most historic clubs.
The Star has learned that Poulin, 50, will be announced at 10 a.m. today as the new vice-president of player development for the Maple Leafs, essentially moving into the third slot in the Leaf executive lineup behind president/GM Brian Burke and his right-hand man, Dave Nonis.
Poulin fills a hole in the Leafs front office left by the departure of Joe Nieuwendyk earlier in the summer to become GM of the Dallas Stars. Burke has repeatedly said he expects Nonis will be scooped up by another NHL team as a GM next summer, so the hiring of Poulin fills a need for a succession plan.
A native of Timmins, Poulin eventually parlayed a scholarship at the University of Notre Dame into a tryout with the Philadelphia Flyers after a brief stint in Sweden. It was one of the best signings the Flyers ever made, as Poulin went on to captain the club and won the Selke Trophy as the NHL's top defensive forward in 1987. In all, he played 13 years in the NHL as an industrious, checking centre, including playing for Boston and Washington.
After retirement, he ran the Fighting Irish hockey program for a decade, and in recent years has split time working for a headhunting firm in Chicago and doing part-time scouting work for the Anaheim Ducks.


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Early Christmas Lunch for Finley students
Finley students had an early Christmas lunch recently, thanks to the school's P&F who hosted the fabulous afternoon.
Students at St Joseph's Catholic School Finley were treated to an early Christmas luncheon during the last week of school.
The lunch was a new idea, and proved to be a great success amongst the students.
Students from Kindergarten to Year 6 enjoyed the roast lunch, as did about 40 other family and friends who attended.
The school's P&F ran the lunch, which was coordinated by Rebecca Culhane and Ruth Haynes.
Sister a stem cell saviour
Nicki McLennan is showing her sister Taylah the ultimate Christmas generosity - a stem cell transplant to help Taylah's ongoing cancer battle.
Yarrawonga's master coach Coleman retiring
After a tennis career spanning 62 years, of which the last 35 years have been as a coach, Yarrawonga's Jon Coleman is set to retire at the end of 2013.
Great effort
The recent Kyabram Master Pairs, played over six days with crack sides from near and far, attracted some talented bowlers eager to win the prestige event.
Kerr murder retrial set for April
The murder trial of Echuca woman Tracey Kerr has been adjourned until next year.
Firefighters get to know fire inside out
Three Goornong Fire Brigade firefighters recently completed a CFA course on safety surrounding urban firefighting and using breathing apparatuses.
Kyabram junior tennis winners
Kyabram Lawn Tennis Club's annual junior singles tournament again attracted good numbers from across the district.
Cherry Tree wind farm gets the green light
But have opponents given up the fight?
Cats mauled by Bulldogs in weekend cricket action
Reigning Murray Valley Cricket Association premier Strathmerton was far too good for Finley on Saturday, registering a 115-run victory.
Tooborac students up to speed on bushfire emergency plan
Tooborac Fire Brigade visited Tooborac Primary School last Tuesday to help the school complete its bushfire emergency management plan.
Help to share the Christmas joy in Cobram
Christmas is a time of giving and UnitingCare Cobram has joined forces with Target to ensure no stocking is left empty this festive season.
Korean Deniliquin development
A Korean company has a proposal with the NSW Government to built a $90 million ethanol plant in Deniliquin.
SPC Ardmona fruit to support typhoone survivors
SPC Ardmona, is sending eight containers loaded with $250,000 of fruit and vegetables to cyclone ravaged Philippines.
30 years celebrated by Devenish Primary School business manager
Diane Young celebrated 30 years of service at Devenish Primary School.
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Rachycentron canadum
Similar Fish: Remora, Eceneis naucrates.
Size: Common to 30 pounds.
Habitat: Both inshore and nearshore inhabiting inlets, bays, and among mangroves; frequently seen around buoys, pilings and wrecks.
Notes: Spawns in spring and early summer; feeds on crabs, squid and small fish.
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Crepuscule, A Wine To Drink In The Magic Hour
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Swanson has made my bottles to bring lists before, their dessert wines are some of the best produced in California and with names like Arsene, Minuit, Tardif and Luminous they are great conversation starters. The 2006 Arsene Fortified Petite Sirah which sells for $75 is a port-style desert wine that would pair terrifically with dark chocolate truffles. The 2004 Minuit Black Muscat, $65 (375 ml) is made entirely of black muscat grapes, vinified in a process developed by Spanish missionaries two hundred years ago, adding brandy to the just harvested juice. The wine's name, the French word for midnight, seems to suggest the ideal drinking time. The 2005 Tardif Late Harvest Chardonnay, $80 (375 ml), is golden wine with a honey nectar flavor, it would be all sorts of wonderful served with a creamy cheesecake. The 2006 Luminous Gewurztraminer Ice Wine, $85 (375 ml) has the classic piercing sweetness of ice wine and expresses the lychee and honeysuckle character of the grape.
For chocolate lovers, the Alexis bonbon, a collaboration between Alexis Swanson Traina and Katrina Markoff of Vosges Haut Chocolate is a must-try. It has a cocoa and cabernet sauvignon center, is dipped in Belgian chocolate and dusted with a delicate curry powder.


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The Department of Telecom (DoT) has cleared nine telecom towers in Jaipur of emitting excessive radiation.
Dot said that that the radiation is within the prescribed limit set by International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP).
Telecom Enforcement, Resource and Monitoring (TERM) cell has tested 509 base transceiver stations in Jaipur and 1,086 BTS in Rajasthan so far.
The tests were completed in two days under the supervision of Bal Kishan, director of radio communication division, DoT.
Kishan said that after the testing, we found that the actual level of radiation being emitted by the telecom towers was well below the level of standard radiation limit set by the ICNIRP," said He brushed aside reports of health hazards due to radiation and said, "This is absolutely wrong. There is no scientific evidence behind it.
"In India, we follow the limits based on ICNIRP guidelines which have been accepted by International Telecom Union (ITU-T Recommendation) and are being followed in most countries. All telecom/mobile service providers are governed by terms and condition of licenses issued by the DoT". Kishan said.
Additional district magistrate Jaswant Singh, Jaipur Municipal Corporation CEO Lok Nath Soni, director Telecom Enforcement, Resource and Monitoring (TERM cell, a field unit of DoT) GS Shekhawat and junior telecom officer PN Gupta and other telecom department officials accompanied Kishan during the site visits.


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Calling all Opera Lovers! This is a group for lovers of opera in general and productions of New York's Metropolitan Opera in particular! If you've seen a production of the Met, whether in the actual opera house at Lincoln Center Plaza, via the Met's "Live in HD" in a movie theater, or even online through "Met Opera on Demand", then you are just the person to join this group. We will meet and talk about all things opera including Met productions, current and historic, opera singers, and past and …
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Take Back the Night! A community fair, rally and protest to raise awareness of the issues of violence against women and trans people and our fear of walking the streets at night. But TBTN is so much more than that; it is a meeting place for us survivors, it is a place of safety and support for survivors of all kinds of violence, it is a place of empowerment for us, even if only for one night.
As the woman in leadership of Take Back the Night Toronto, I have the honour and privilege to work with countless volunteers and community organizations to coordinate the event. This year, we had a planning committee of many individuals and community organizations who included the Parkdale Community Health Centre, North York Women's Shelter, Streethealth, Women Abuse Prevention Council, Springtide Resources, the Anne Johnston Health Station, current and past crisis line counselors of the Toronto Rape Crisis Centre/Multicultural Women Against Rape, Centre for Independent Living, and many, many more women!
The following is a visual essay of photos of the community fair and rally at the event. All photos were taken by Gelay Amdo.


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He reports Leo and it latest -- -- Victoria's Secret model parent tethered and have split.
-- amount of time actors spent shooting on location.
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You very much senators Chuck Schumer of new York and Bob Casey of Pennsylvania want and water -- -- -- to pay.
In a big way of course sat around is the FaceBook co-founder -- gave up his US citizenship.
Amid these senators say is aimed at dodging some 67 million dollars in taxes that he.
Would have to pay after -- the FaceBook public offering.
Severin has turned his back on the country that welcome -- and kept him safe.
Educated him and helped him become a billionaire.
This is a great American success story gone horribly wrong.
Arrived at the the bottom of this now very -- the judge -- -- Donahoe is in -- DC today.
Good morning guys what do you make.
Are you with senator -- are.
Well I'm certainly not what senator Schumer he should re read the declaration of independence in which Jefferson argued that we have the natural right.
To travel to move about as we want that means to go to a country or to leave the country.
And the government cannot burden that natural or fundamental right.
-- the right to travel.
In in the constitution is in the same category as the right to think the right to speak -- right to worship.
The right to self defense it's in the highest category -- rights their -- and the government cannot target a specific individual.
And burden his or her right to travel by making it more expensive such legislation would be invalidated.
By the first judgment for whom it is challenge.
Just that -- is not necessarily get in the way of these senators trying to do something now however judge.
Well -- -- your your right to Hagan the the political ramifications are well what -- been -- this guy and it certainly is an immigrant became the hearing was and the US.
He's leaving as a -- does shouldn't leave some money behind.
That's the political argument Schumer -- -- -- -- won't make the argument you make it well and that will resonate.
But when you talk about the constitution.
Which senator Schumer has taken an oath to uphold.
He ought to know that the congress cannot write laws to target specific individuals.
And the congress may never write laws that interfere -- fundamental liberties absent some extraordinary compelling.
Need on the part of the government ride that -- not me that's Thomas Jefferson.
That's MRI now I don't know -- this -- really don't know what the motivation mister saccharin is it for the originally from Brazil right many can't the US talked about it right.
FaceBook with Zuckerberg -- some people say hey listen.
He's just.
You know he he wants so.
Leave the United States once sue obviously not have to pay the taxes and in doing so but all we he does have to pay the tax now so he maybe just making a calculation -- -- -- pay now as opposed to having my family pay later.
Admit I -- yeah.
Connell he could be confronting an issue whoever wants to return.
Under the law the INS is permitted -- -- -- are returning for a board meeting.
In San Francisco we're -- are returning either as a citizen or as a -- a permanent resident alien.
The government can take into account the fact that he left.
The fact that he renounced his citizenship and the reason that he left but that's when he wants to come back for more than you know what two -- three week visit that's up to him not -- All right it is up isn't gonna let weak banks.
This aren't totally can't yeah living here at pay taxes here once the -- there.
Clinton got a -- very good argument thank you.
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Losing weight may have less to do with watching calories and more to do with watching the clock....
A study involving mice suggests that someone on a high-fat, high-calorie diet can stay lean with sufficient fasting between day's end and breakfast the next morning.
Salk researchers found that daily fasting, even for people who eat a high-fat diet, might help keep the pounds off and help us stay metabolically healthy too. The idea, found in mouse studies, is not to eat throughout the day, and instead stick to regularly timed meal times when we're awake. The finding might also show how important it is to avoid trips to the refrigerator for a midnight snack, which extends fasting time.
What the study found – in mice – is that eating throughout the day disturbs nutrient sensors and disrupts metabolic pathways.
When mice studied were limited to regularly timed meals during an 8 hour period, researchers found it boosted liver enzymes that promote brown fat -- the good kind -- that helps keep blood sugar levels normal. They also found that eating makes the body store fat, but within a few hours of fasting, fat-burning starts and cholesterol is broken down. Eating frequently throughout the day doesn't seem to be beneficial to health, despite suggestions that small frequent meals can help with weight loss and prevent weight gain.
Satchidananda Panda who is an associate professor in the Regulatory Biology Laboratory and senior author of the paper stated in a news release, "It's a dogma that a high-fat diet leads to obesity and that we should eat frequently when we are awake." "Our findings, however, suggest that regular eating times and fasting for a significant number of hours a day might be beneficial to our health."
Two sets of mice were studied. One group ate the human equivalent of potato chips and ice cream for all of their meals that comprised 60% of calories. Another group ate whatever and whenever they wanted; consuming half of their food at night because they are nocturnal and then they were allowed to nibble ad lib.
The Salk scientists also used two control groups of mice that consumed a controlled diet with 13% of calories from fat.
Just like humans, mice that ate fat throughout the day and night became obese, developed high cholesterol and poor motor control, had elevated blood sugar levels and liver damage. But the mice that fasted regularly stayed healthy in every aspect and even lost weight. They also outperformed the ad lib eaters on exercise tests.
Megumi Hatori, a postdoctoral researcher in Panda's laboratory and a first author of the study said that, this was a surprising result. "For the last 50 years, we have been told to reduce our calories from fat and to eat smaller meals and snacks throughout the day." Hatorj added that, "We found, however, that fasting time is important. By eating in a time-restricted fashion, you can still resist the damaging effects of a high-fat diet, and we did not find any adverse effects of time-restricted eating when eating healthy food."
The study isn't the first to show that eating frequently is suboptimal for fighting obesity. Purdue University scientists suggest from their studies that eating regularly with more protein included in a meal does more to stave off hunger and facilitate weight loss than eating throughout the day -- regardless of what kind of food you're consuming.
The finding is important because it shows we might be able to fight major diseases like diabetes, heart attack, fatty liver disease and stroke by fasting for longer intervals throughout the day and timing our meals to allow for fat burning and increased brown fat metabolism. Targeting obesity is a major concern of researchers as diabetes rates have soared and anticipated to affect 51.2 million people by the year 2025.
But the authors warn that it's important not to start eating high fat foods until the results are studied in humans. The take home message says Dr. Panda "is that eating at regular times during the day and overnight fasting may prove to be beneficial, but, we will have to wait for human studies to prove this."
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When you first walk into the Flying Burrito Company, you are immediately struck by, well, a burrito! After all, it's called "flying burrito" isn't it? OK, OK. Enough sick humor.
So you might be thinking, "You've been to one build-your-own burrito place, you've seen them all, right?"
That's what I figured. Well, not quite. The Flying Burrito Company on South Peoria is a neat little place.
Housed in the building that has been home to such establishments as the Crusty Croissant, it is now set up as a build-your-own burrito store. Of course, they had me the second I walked in, and there was an old Led Zeppelin tune playing overhead, and I noticed the "real deal" Orange Crush on the soda machine. After that one-two combination, everything else is just gravy. But beyond that, the food is really tasty.
They pretty much have the standard options available as far as what you can put on your burrito. Pinto, black and refried beans, grilled peppers and onions, corn, jalapenos, olives, cheese, you get the picture.
The meats are very, very good. My favorite is the carnitas. This is an awesome, slow-cooked pork shoulder that's then shredded or "pulled" as it's called in the south and the Caribbean. It has great flavor, and both my wife and I love the taste and texture.
Also a winner is the steak that's available for any item you choose to put it on at a small up-charge. It makes a good burrito -- a really good burrito. Round out the choices with chicken two ways (hot and regular), fish (although I didn't see any during several visits), ground beef and a veggie mix, and there is something for everyone.
As a matter of fact, that's where these guys stand out. With their meats and their homemade salsas, including a really good sour cream sauce and a house made pico de gallo. I tried a chipotle sour cream drizzled on my meal that was killer. And I asked for the salsa that would set me free, and sure enough it did. I'm still sweatin'.
The term "pico de gallo" literally translates to beak of the rooster. It generally consists of things such as jicima, onions, peppers, oranges, tomatoes, garlic, corn, black beans, cilantro, Mexican oregano and other ingredients. The content is actually less critical than the fact that everything should be chopped fairly small and uniformly to resemble a rooster's beak.
In this country, it is more traditionally made with tomato, onions, peppers and garlic and dressed in an oil and vinegar bath. The Burrito Brothers have a great version. (I don't know if they're brothers, but it fits with the '60s band theme.) These guys do a really good job on theirs.
They also offer a white queso in addition to the yellow, which is made on premises and is quite good as well if you don't mind a little heat.
The burrito boys do offer a nice variation of preparations as well. Obviously, they offer the standard burrito, about the size of a really large hoagie bun, or if you are absolutely insane, they have a double. This is two 12-inch tortillas steamed together end to end and rolled into a burrito the size of your leg. It's called a MOAB or, "Mother Of All Burritos." Wow, it's crazy big!
More sane offerings include a rice bowl, which the line boss told me was "best described as an open-faced burrito in a bowl," a perfect description and a great meal.
Your tortilla choice lines a bowl and is then filled with rice and whatever else you want on it. The guy apologetically asked me if I wanted rice in my rice bowl. And what is really scary to me is, it made perfect sense.
After 40 years in this business, you just never know. It's a great meal, and it has to be better for me because I was eating it out of a bowl, right? Yeah, right. This trip, my wife ordered the triple taco plate, thinking that she would get three little tacos to fit her dainty appetite. Instead, these were very nice sized soft tacos with lots of fillings and were very substantial. (One went home for her lunch.)
A good sized "Panini style" press grill makes quick work of quesadillas. Brown, crispy and gooey, they looked and smelled great.
Nachos and taco salads fill out the rest of the menu, and the most expensive thing on the menu is well under $10.
They even have an "El Cheapo," a bean and cheese burrito for $2.50, for those nights when you are cruising the couch cushions for quarters and dimes. And parents: For a couple of bucks you can get a bean and cheese burrito, cheese quesadilla or simple taco for the flying little ones.
When you walk in, you are almost immediately standing in line for your burrito experience. Regardless of how long the line looks, the wait is always short.
They move you along quickly with a good "zone system." The tortilla, rice and bean guy hands you off to the pepper, corn and cheese guy and so on. It's a well-oiled machine.
Old-style movie posters from the cheap "B" movies we loved as kids adorn the walls: The Burrito That Ate New York and War of the Tortillas. Just kidding.
Flying Burrito Company is actually a small chain with just a handful of units. Opened seven years ago in Fayetteville, Ark., they have expanded to Springdale, Little Rock and Bentonville, and now the one in Brookside. Owner and founders Archie Schaffer IV and Mike Rohrbach decided on Brookside because of their affinity for "colorful areas" of a city in a neighborhood setting. Brookside fits the bill perfectly. If you live close by, it's a pleasant, easy walk.
I first went into Flying Burrito with no idea of whether it was a chain or a local place, and when I asked the guy who was obviously in charge if he was the owner, he answered "something like that" with a big grin on his face.
He and every other employee we have encountered act like they own the place, which makes for pleasant, enthusiastic customer service. There are very few places in this town where one gets that feeling, but this is one of that handful of operations where it is obvious that everyone has had personal ownership instilled in them during training. It's great to see.
A catering menu is available as well with burrito bars or taco bars available, too. Everything is provided -- down to the plates, napkins, senoritas and mariachi band. OK, maybe not the band, and OK, maybe not the senoritas, but everything else.
That's worth something isn't it? Even those events are generally under $10 per person. It's pretty hard to beat for a casual family reunion or office picnic. While minimums apply for the burrito bars because they are manned, it's pretty easy to round up 35 hungry friends around the pool and leave the work to someone else. Based on how we've been treated every time we've been there, I'm sure they will be happy to accommodate.
It's a great place to go for a quick bite, just make sure you duck on the way in.
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Horror fans... Brimstone here with a brand new spot just for you in the center of Times Scare! Yes, you read correctly... scare! This big bad mamba-jamba is set right dab in the middle of Times Square and buried deep within the year round Haunted Attraction, Times Scare NYC. The location itself - believe it or not, is considered the twelfth most legitimately haunted structure in Manhattan, which lends to the overall mystique of the establishment. Remembering this spot when it was a comedy club years ago, it was surreal to see all the hard work and effort that went into making this place a killer haunt. The decor is intense and sends shivers down the spine. There are two separate bar/lounges, a nice-sized room that they hold 'Scaryoke' on Friday nights, a full theatre - with the current attraction being Dan Sperry, an illusionist seen on America's Got Talent (his show was AWESOME), the Haunt itself - and of course what the Food Hounds came for... The Crypt Cafe!!! The Cafe is set-up as a morgue where you feel the cold chill and are sat at metal slabs to dine. The oversized candelabra offered an additional effect on the overall ambiance of the experience. As we arrived prior to the actual opening, we had the opportunity to enjoy a few of their signature drinks while the kitchen staff settled in. So, from what they say... these drinks are SO good, they can revive the dead! It was pretty much the truth too - We started with the Absinthe - yep, the stuff that is unavailable at 95% of the establishments in NYC! The bartender poured the 138 proof hallucination inducing spirit into a snifter glass over a cube of sugar that was laid delicately upon a strainer. He then proceeded to light the alcohol infused sugar, let it burn until he poured a small amount of water over it all to top it off. I must admit that this stuff was strong and knocked all three of us through a loop! Next we tried the Embryoelectroplasm which was pretty peachy (Peach Schnapps... get it?). The 'Shut Up and Swallow' also known as Liquid Cocaine; is a blend of 151 Proof Rum, Goldschlager, Jagermeister and Rumpleminze - simply fantastic, loved the glass rimmed with crushed mints. Etan and Lush knocked back a few Monster Bomb's - a drop and go take on the JagerBomb but with Monster Energy Drink. Other favorites were the Black Death, a $5 special that was fruity and the Kickass Kir Royale - a mixture of Raspberry Pucker and Champagne.
The FOOD!!! We started with picks from the Spider Bites (Appetizers). The Graveyard Nachos were awesome, fun and tasty - spicy jalapenos with a refreshing burst of cool flavor from the pink sour cream and guacamole. The Guac itself actually makes it into the top ten in Food Hound history. The Bat Wings were incredible... they taste like chicken (wink) - large wings coated with Asian teriyaki style marinade, colored with a little something special to get the dark coloring and then baked! The Monster Mozzarella was a WIN for me... hand cut, fresh mozzarella wedges battered and lightly fried to obtain a slight crispy texture. It came with what they call Devil's Blood, a special spicy marinara sauce made on premises... actually, you won't find much of anything from a can here -everything is done fresh daily! Moving right along to the Bat Bites selection on the menu, we started with the Mummy in a Blanket - a chicken habanera tequila sausage dressed up like a mummy, and stuffed into a puff pastry coffin! The sausage itself was unique offering a slight spice with an even Tequila infused flavor. The pastry was light, flaky and when dipped into the special spicy mustard sauce that accompanied the dish, was off the hook! The Devil's Bridge was a WIN for the record books! Named after a bridge in Tuscany in which has inspired many legends and scary stories; this sandwich in theory seemed very generic. It offered mozzarella, oven roasted tomatoes, fresh basil and a black olive spread on a country bread. It was OUTSTANDING! The old fashioned country bread was crispy and tasty which complimented the uber soft mozz (SO soft, like a pillow in my mouth) and the tomatoes. The basil love was perfect - not too much; just the right amount to not overwhelm the entire taste of the sandwich as a whole. Extra kudos as it also came along with a ridiculously spicy pickle!
Next up was the incomparable Buzzard's Nest – this is a salad meant for a ghoulish scream queen! Bursting with taste bud appeasing flavor exuding from the spicy pineapple ginger vinaigrette, this overwhelming salad was stacked with greens, red onions and peanuts (for texture) carefully placed in a ginormous nest of edible cellophane noodles! A favorite of mine was the Poultrygeist (LoL), a crispy Panko crusted cutlet of chicken that was delicious and moist, set aside a trio of Wasabi mashed potato ghosts with peppercorn eyes! To top it off, something that looked like a little egg was placed gently and strategically on top of the chicken… red pepper butter… BOSS! Great take on a classic dish – really appreciated the presentation on ALL the food; however this baby took the cake! The Fire and Brimstone (which we'll say for sake of argument was named after yours truly) was red and black crab and lobster ravioli drizzled with a white wine butter sauce that tasted otherworldly – a nice even blend of flavor, complimented by a soft texture and black truffle mushrooms. The ravioli was absolutely interesting to look at on the platter as it had presence and demanded attention. I actually found myself coming back to the dish over and over again for additional helpings! The true test came with the Day of the Dead, their grilled and marinated skirt steak – a lightly salted, seasoned and perfectly grilled piece of meat. The sides included a fantastic blend of sweet pineapple salsa which was like a fiesta on my taste buds – crisp and refreshing, black beans and that terrific guacamole; fresh creamy with tiny chunks. I was very pleased.
Finally, we were challenged to slay THE BEAST!!! Ok people… they brought the thing out in a cage and unleashed it on us… a HALF-POUND Black Angus burger, drowning in a sea of cheddar, Swiss and pepper jack cheese – a slab of bacon strips, lettuce, tomato, and their special spicy FRIED pickles (cold pickles battered and deep fried). But wait, there's more! All this lays in-between TWO grilled cheese sandwiches made with what seemed like a whole loaf of bread; but was actually thick cut brioche dripping with even more of the three cheese blend. Served with a stock-pile of shoestring fries, your challenged to eat EVERYTHING and if you do – you are rewarded with an "I Slayed the Beast," T-shirt that you should proudly wear! This thing was huge and after sampling a good portion of the menu… we weren't going to put enough of a dent into this bad boy! However, it was a valiant effort as we slowly grazed away at the mound of deliciousness in front of us. The burger was fantastic and the grilled cheese sandwiches were BOSS – I wish I was able to finish it off! All in all, we were impressed with everything to do with The Crypt Café and Times Scare. The entire staff was warm, friendly and extremely enjoyable to be around making this a pleasurable and memorable experience. I'm DYING to come back again! Heh, dying… get it? I crack myself up…


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Bradford Bulls have signed prop forward Adam Sidlow from Salford City Reds.
The 25-year-old has become the Bulls' fourth off-season recruit, following the arrival of Jamie Foster, Ben Evans and Matty Blythe, after signing a two-year deal.
Salford, who are desperately seeking new investment as they battle against a winding-up petition, agreed to release Sidlow from the 12 months left on his contract with them.
"I really enjoyed myself at Salford but this is a big step up in my eyes and I'm looking forward to the challenge here," said Sidlow.
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Albert Einstein College of Medicine has a long history of spirited involvement in global health. Einstein's community of students, faculty and researchers work in countries around the world on the most pressing issues in healthcare, medicine, and science, with the ultimate goal of addressing the complex health challenges faced in our increasingly interconnected world.
The photo exhibition, "Global Vision: The Einstein Community Abroad," currently on view in the hallway adjacent to the Forchheimer lobby, displays a small sampling of the diverse experiences offered by Einstein in an effort to provide our students and affiliates with broad perspectives on health and medicine and, hopefully, a deeper understanding of the human condition. The exhibit was organized by students in the Global Health Club and includes images taken by students, faculty and professional photographer, Jonathan Wallen.
In addition, on Monday, November 5, 2012, the College of Medicine's Global Health Center (GHC) will host a national symposium, "The Essentials of Running a Global Health Center: Sharing Best Practices and Building Partnerships for the Future," featuring leaders from throughout the global health field who will come together to share knowledge, forge collaborations and discuss best practices for global health centers at our nation's universities and medical schools.
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My grandad passed away yesterday, which is kind of putting a damper on my happy ´´I moved to the beach!´´ mood. But Alexandre and I went out and had a piece of cake in his honor, and sat at the beach for a while and talked about nice memories. I´m trying to stay positive and focus on all the good things that are also happening. The last thing my grandad would´ve wanted would´ve been for me to stop and mope, or ´´let the grass grow under my feet,´´ as he liked to say.
Moving during Carnaval has made it difficult to find people willing to work, to do things like set up our internet/telephone or install our ceiling fans. But it´s hard to stay mad when there´s ocean everywhere you look.
But everything´s so beautiful, the cat is happy (and was a WONDERFUL car traveler!), and I have plenty of translation work to keep me busy (and paid, luckily!).
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I'm so sorry to hear about your grandfather. He would not have wanted you to be sad, though, at this time in your life. It's probably good that you have your new place to distract you, even if it makes the move that much harder.
I've been away from good internet for a while so I'll have to catch up with your posts. I can't wait to hear about your new place and see some pictures!
Much, much love friend.
-RachelDear Danielle,
I am so sorry to hear about your grandfather. I am glad he was in the peace and quiet of his home and your grandma had some more time to spend comforting him.
It's great that you are enjoying your new inspiring Ocean views and new town, new life. I wish you guys all the best in this new chapter of your lives together.
RayI was thinking about you and your grandpa today. Im really sorry to hear he passed away, but the way you went out to remember him was really touching. I am sorry for you and I hope your family is doing alright, particularly your grandma.
Happy that things are going well with the move! Can't wait to see it in person! ;)I am so sorry to hear about your Grandfather but thought going out for cake "celebrating his life" was a great idea...I am sure he would have approved...
Once you get everything squared away in your new apartment I think things will be better - besides once you step outside and see that beach, you will just smile!
I wish you both lots of happy memories, new friends, and fun in your new home! Take care!I made a shutterfly photobook for him that's being sent to nanny's when its printed.
Also how nice that gathina is a good traveler. When I took zuul to moms house, he yowled at ear-splitting volume for two straight hours and I had to pull over 3 times cause he pooped everywhere, repeatedly. By the time I got there I was a crying wreck as I washed him.Just catching up on readings now... I'm sorry to hear about your Grandfather ... thanks for sharing and I hope you're feeling alright...
What kind of cake did you have? Thats a nice idea :)
And excellent news about Gatinha! We got another new kitty! We named him José but I call him Joey.
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I sold my ipad 3 a couple of weeks ago in order to get the most out of it for someone buying it for Christmas. Since then, I've been trying to patiently wait for the Surface Pro. The wait is killing me! I hadn't realized how much I use a tablet.
Does anyone know when in Jan it's going to be released? - 12-21-2012, 01:04 PM #3
Ugh, tell me about it.
I sold my iPad 3 ~2 months ago (and i used my iPad daily) as i was previously going for Atom tablets.... that supposedly were going to be out month ago. Long story short, now i'm literally every day inches away to buy some random ~1100 euros ultrabook or iPad. Just don't wanna fock it up now when i have been waiting this long.
I'm now certainly going to wait till January, though if Microsoft decides to delay the pro release in Europe, i'm not going to watch that from the sidelines and will put my money to Asus who is always first to release their products in Europe. Microsoft is one of the worst companies when it comes to delivering services and hardware outside of North America. - 12-23-2012, 12:41 PM #5
Well, i broke today. :D
Bought myself Vivo tab. Saw Acer W700 on the shops and was really impressed with the build quality. Would have for sure picked that right away if the wacom/stylus support wasn't missing.
Damn MS, Nokia, Samsung, Asus are pushing Windows and WP8 hard now. Walking down the largest electronic store in Scandinavia here in Finland and the whole place could have just these past weeks been one big Microsoft store. - 12-24-2012, 06:01 PM #8
I'm still waiting for the Pro. Got my other half as RT as they don't need the full Pro experience, but it's made me want the Pro all that more. Was thinking between Vaio Duo on the account of 8GB RAM vs 4GB in the Pro, the build quailty is that much better in the Surface.
I am dying also. Luckily my Transformer Prime is keeping me company until the release. My son is dying because the Prime is his when I bring home the Pro. DW wants the RT so it looks like we will be a MS couple soon. Even more so whenever Sprint gets its Windows Phone lineup. I do hope the Pro is release with Office 13 since that is what I wanted on it anyway. I wonder if there will be bundle deals?
If it isn't Windows, then it isn't trying hard enough. - 01-04-2013, 02:43 PM #10
No office 2013 that I've heard of yet... But if you buy the 3-license deal you can install the full version on the Pro. Really, I've been looking into the VivoTab and Samsung tablet with W8 that are already out, and they look pretty comparable... But I really dig the 10.6 inch 1920*1080 screen on the Pro!
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