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The president and first lady Michelle Obama convened a conference on preventing bullying Thursday, and The Stranger's Dan Savage was invited.
Savage posted on The Stranger blog saying he would be in attendance at the event in D.C.
Savage was responsible for the "It Gets Better" campaign that gained mass attention on YouTube.
The "It Gets Better Project" is a YouTube channel moderated by Savage, where gay and lesbian adults post videos with a positive message with the idea that no matter what gay and lesbian teens maybe facing now, it can get better. President Obama posted his own 'It Gets Better' message to gay teens on the YouTube page.
Read more: Dan Savage talks "It Gets Better Project"
At the conference in D.C. on Thursday, Obama told young people that they shouldn't have to accept bullying as an inevitable part of growing up.
"If there's one goal, it's to dispel the myth that bullying is just a harmless rite of passage," Obama said. "As adults, we can lose sight of how hard it can be sometimes to be a kid."
The White House says one-third of the nation's students, or 13 million children, have been bullied.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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Some poor reviews had us concerned, but this restaurant lived up to our expectations. Service was spot on, food was excellent, price was affordable - everything was as good or better than you could expect.
Normally, I would have scouted out all the restaurants prior to a visit to the Big Apple. But, this time, was a little different. My daughter and I planned a fun girls weekend in NYC and since we were watching what we were eating decided that this trip was not going to be a trip of gluttony. I was looking for seafood, and she was in the mood for filet. JACKPOT!! City Lobster and Steakhouse was the perfect choice. We were able to get a reservation and to our surprise was happy to find out that the Summer Special of Price Fixe of $38 for appetizer, entrée and desert was still on. We totally enjoyed our meals, our service by Ray was terrific. The lobster was as great as I remember in Maine, and her filet Oscar superb. What a great trip!!
Had dinner there after Broadway show. Decided a change was needed from The Palm. Staff was extremely pleasant, menu was huge, food was delicious and prices were normal. With drinks, appetizers, and entrees and tip it came to $97.00 a couple. Entree included side orders of vegetables, so nothing extra had to be ordered. Will definitely dine there again, quiet too.
We were greeted nicely as we entered and were seated promptly. Our waiter took a little too long to emerge - I had to tell a bus-boy that we were ready to order. From then on, everything was first-class and the service was friendly, impeccable and quick. My guest and I both ordered the fish and chips. The food came quickly, was hot and very well prepared. My guest requested ketchup, I requested malt vinegar. Both materialized on our table within seconds. Our drinks were topped up promptly when needed without our requesting it. We skipped desert, had a leisurely coffee, paid, tipped 20% as the service was excellent after the hesitant start and were on our way - well satisfied. This was my third visit and I will definitely return.
City Lobster is something of a Rock Center classic, a nice place to sit pre or post theater, or as I just did, for a business lunch. The service is generally excellent. The food is usually very good, not mind blowing, but reliable - the lobster roll being a lunch favorite. On the downside the shellfish is always served not quite right. No qualms about the quality, but the shucking and presentation both lack consistently - my colleague and I both had a dozen littlenecks, and we were both picking bits of shell out along with struggling to get a couple of the suckers free. I had the same experience with oysters a couple of times at dinner - odd since many other places around town never have this issue.
This reasonably-priced, outstanding seafooder is just outside the hustle and bustle of the theatre district, and as such, is a calm setting in which to begin your afternoon or evening. The seafood cob salad is to die for, service is warm, friendly and efficient, getting you out in time for your curtain, and the ambience is sublime...you will not have to strain to hear your dining companions!
We had the best experience at City Lobster. Great food with outstanding service
Had an early dinner after a matinee. When we got to restaurant I went up to host and it took him awhile to acknowledge my presence. He had quite an attitude and really turned me off. i gave him my name and he had no response . i ask if he saw our reservation and he mumbled something. He had a real bad attitude like he was doing me a favor. the place was basically empty. Food and service was very good but I think host should be retrained or replaced.
We had an early lunch - made reservations at opening time. By the time we were served, the restaurant was pretty full. They had a Restaurant Week menu with great selections that they were still using due to popular demand that some of us ordered from. The oysters Rockefeller and lobster roll were superb! The service was great and the waiter was very cogizant of our time constraints. We even had plenty of time left to stroll down 5th Avenue and through Rockefeller Center before heading to the theatre!
Outstandingly friendly servers, all dishes were excellent, attention to our request to be done in time to attend a show were honored. Would go again and recommend to others.
I went with a group of friends and we were all pleased with our food. I had a lobster and it was a great option. The service was excellent and everybody was really nice to us.
Great location near Radio City and Times Square. The price fixe lunch is an excellent value. The crab cakes and seafood Cobb salad were delicious.
LOVED LOVED LOVED this place!! Can't wait to go back!! Not only was the food awesome but our FABULOUS server was prompt, informative, and so very sweet!! Even brought out a dessert to help us celebrate!! Try it!!
I ordered a steak that came out a bit over cooked. Decided to just eat it anyway. The waiter noticed the problem without me mentioning it and insisted he get me a new one. Excellent service.
We had a delicious meal dampened by poor service. The table next to us had a very attentive waiter but ours seemed to be absent. Our courses were out of order and we had to ask several times for water refills. After spending 200 plus we expected better
Lobster Pot Pie was nice surprise. Have vivisted this restaurant over the years and always find the service not attentive although go for the food. This time drinks did not arrive until after the appetizers were served and when waiter came over, we had to point this out.
We have been to City Lobster and Steak several times and have always enjoyed it. We were in New York with three of our grand children (ages 11, 12 & 13) and selected City Lobster and Steak again this time because the menu suits their tastes for seafood and beef and because the restaurant is very kid friendly. The kids rated City Lobster and Steak the best of the three evening dinners we had
The service is one of the nicest things about this restaurant..the wait staff is very generous, friendly and attentive, and any one of them help if you need anything. The food is great.. You can get and sort of specially prepared lobster.. Their specialty is the angry lobster that has liquor in it! Also have steaks and other seafood options. The appetizers. Crispy calamari, or the blue cheese iceberg wedge are fantastic too. The dessert we had.. Some sort of coffee ice team with hot chocolate sauce (with a sparkler for my birthday) was great and not too much. Very satisfying and comfortable meal.
I have dined here numerous times. The lobster is always good. The waitstaff is inconsistent; I have had great , attentive servers and servers who are barely helpful.
Food was great! The atmosphere is good for everyone there was families, dates, and business dinners, the bar looked pretty busy too. If you check in on Foursquare you get either free calamari or 4 raw oysters!
We had an amazing time here. The food was great, the service was good( it took awhile for us to get our food though). All in all, we will definitely be coming here again. By the way, the owner Andrew came out to greet us and had some desserts prepared for our daughters birthday.. She was amazed, and we all loved it!! Thank you Andrew!!
This restaurant was the best dining we had during our journey in New York.
Nice place. Excellent service - the waiter brought Shirley Temples and a plate of fries for our kids without us even ordering them. Certainly appropriate to bring well-behaved kids. Food was great - crab cakes had huge lumps of crab meat. My son loves king crab legs and they were enormous. Pricey, but that's NYC.
This is the most warm, friendly place to enjoy lobster, oysters or any seafood. The fish and seafood are all very fresh and well-prepared, and the staff always seems genuinely pleased to see and serve you!
the food was very good. price is good for what you get. excellent service. will be back
Food great - Price great - Service great - Location great Honestly not a single negative on this place - We most definitely be back.
. wanted something really nice and close to radio city music hall.... great food!! and noise level was very quiet for NYC .... wonderful
Went here for lunch with my uncle and we had a fabulous time. Our waitress was great and the food was excellent. Tuna tartare was great! And unlimited soda refills is hard to find in the city!
Enjoyed our dinner. Had a really great seafood Cobb salad with a lot of different ingredients which were well balanced. Waiter even suggested we consider the prix fixe menu. Have been before and will return. Beware, the Patron margaritas are $15.
My wife and I took my parents to NYC for a trip and had dinner at CLS and the food was very good. Place got filled up around 8:00 so reservations are a must. We all had the surf and turf and the steak was fantastic. Lobster was great as well. The specials were very reasonably priced.
This was our first trip to NYC and went to Trip Adviser for recommendations and reviews. Great experience, on-line reservations worked! Arrived early and went to the bar, bartender was fantastic...she was engaging, recommended drinks, knew the menu and provided over view of the food and quality...I was impressed. For dinner we selected for their one price menu. They offered a great selection of items, the portions were generous, flavorful, and delicious (spinach was very very good)! Waiter was great also, attentive without being intrusive. Great location near theaters. One challenge,so maybe my eyes need some corrections...their sign outside wasn't lit and the type of script made it difficult to read...but we did get there & were glad"
This restaurant exceeded expectations! I was thoroughly impressed by the extensive wine list, the great tasting food, the atmosphere inside, and the courteous wait staff. Highly recommend for a special outing before a show in the theatre district!
Although still before Thanksgiving, the restaurant was decorated tastefully and classily for the Christmas holiday. The restaurant appeals to the Barclays crowd (mainly at the bar), 1251 Ave of Americas office workers, and pre-theatre types. I go here for the Iceberg BLT salad and crab cakes, which in my view are the best in class at the clip joints surrounding Rock Center. Don't forget the frites! With a couple of beers and ordering off the prix fixe menu at dinner will be about $80 per person. Very reasonable for the neighborhood, excellent food and service. I highly recommend.
My family and I spent Thanksgiving in NYC and booked a few nice restaurants for dinner. We thoroughly enjoyed dinner at City Lobster. Food was delicious and our waiter helped break up my lobster without ever touching my food by using a table napkin. I love lobster and eat it when I can and I have never had anyone do that for me before. The manager stopped to talk to us on our way out and was engaging in conversation with our 8 yr old.
This was a return visit to City Lobster and it was just as good at in past times. I had the ciopino (sp?) which was rich with a great variety of sea food, a delightfully rich broth, and linguini as dente -- just to my liking. My drink was well prepared and they have Sancerre by the glass -- a blessing when dining alone. Great going!
Great food, atmosphere and service. Very Close to Radio City Music Hall for after the show dining.
Visiting New York for the first time from Scotland and came across this restaurant when googling for places to eat near the Rockefeller Centre. As soon as we arrived we were greeted with a smile and warm atmosphere. The Christmas tree and decorations added to the ambiance and we were shown to a table at the window so we could watch the world go by. We decided on the set menu. For starters we had Prawn Cocktail and Mussels. For our mains we ordered the Lobster 'angry' and a seafood pasta dish. The lobster was absolutely delicious. The seafood pasta dish included clams, mussels, crab, lobster , calamari and prawns in a spicy sauce. For our dessert we had cheesecake! We would highly recommend this place. 10/10
The maitre d' is always smiling when you walk in, the seafood and service are sublime, and if you're off to the theatre, they get you out to the show on time! What more could you ask for?! I just love this restaurant.
This is the second time my husband and I have eaten here for our annual holiday shopping trip to NYC. The food is delicious and the service is great!
Perfect place for lunch before Broadway, lunch pre-fix menu at 29.00 for an appetizer, entree/sandwich and desert was great. Crab cakes, lobster rolls were excellent, downside our server was no where to be found.
We had a delicious dinner Saturday night. We got there earlier than our reservation time and were accomodated within ten minutes. I had the best crab cakes I have ever had. We all thoroughly enjoyed our food! Will definetly return.
The food and service was very good. The tables for four are very small especially for seafood when plate sizes are bigger than average. Our table was extremely crowded with wine glasses, water glasses, entre plates and bread plates. The server had to rearrange our plates as each course was served. When we received our check we noticed that the bottle of wine was more money than noted on the wine list menu. We brought to the attention of our server who then came back witht he menu and showed us the price on the check was correct as per the menu. The bottle of wine appears twice on the menu with two different prices. The correction was made on the check. I hope the next time we go back to the restaurant the wine list menu reflects the change.
We had a wonderful late Sunday lunch. We ordered simple, lobster chowder and a burger, and they were both exquisite! Our server Vivian was friendly and personable and extremely attentive. We will definitely come back on our next visit to New York.
My sister and I grabbed the train from Delaware to attend my niece's graduation from Christies Auction w/ a Masters Degree!!! We decided to celebrate at City Lobster.it was nearby and also close to Rockefeller Center et al. The restuarant was beautifully decorated for Xmas. The food was delicious and the experience was wonderful. Our waiter Rick was so personable that his personality really put the icing on the cake of our wonderful day.
We had lunch here before going to the Radio City Christmas Show. Not only was the location very convenient but the restaurant was simply lovely, the staff attentive and we didn't get rushed out like so many other NYC restaurants. We ordered off their fixed price menu and were even able to make a couple of substitutions to suit our tastes. The food came out promptly, but I found the chowder to be served a little cooler than I would have liked. The entrees were well presented, not an overabundance on the plate but just right for a Sunday lunch. The profiteroles for dessert were decadent and delicious. We would certainly return to this restaurant in the future.
I love the prix fixe lunch with Oysters Rockefeller and lobster roll
City Lobster was a real treat during a recent trip to NYC. The food was excellent, the service very good, and the overall atmosphere very nice. We will be going back.
We did not know anything about the restaurant. We just picked it because it was near our theater. We were pleasantly surprised. The restaurant has a great NY atmosphere, very good food and service. We will return on our next trip.
I thought the food and service was perfect. Great place to bring a date
We had calimari, swordfish, filet mignon, lobster, asparagus and mashed potatoes and everything was absolutely delicious. You definitely pay handsomely for the bill, but great food for a special occasion like an anniversary or birthday.

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Actually not a bad player talent wise, but possibly a difficult team mate and gets injured from strange post game rituals. - 7:57 PM
yah wtf was that? im gonna crash the net, lay my stick down center ice, and leave in silence!?! huh? what a nut job. though decent player.
- Nick in New York said...
I'm not sure how comfortable I am making fun of a guy's potential mental/emotional problems.
Especially anonymously.
Judge his play on the ice, that's fine.
There was pretty much no way he was going to make the team out of camp, and the Wild didn't lose/give up anything by giving him a tryout. So he goes to Houston and maybe he works out and maybe he doesn't. But what's the worst case scenario? He never plays a game with the Wild? What are we out in that case? Nothing. - 9:20 AM


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Congressman Henry Cuellar has introduced a bill named after a fallen Laredo ICE agent.
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Zapata was killed back on February 15th in Mexico when Zeta gang members ambushed him and another agent on a Mexican highway.
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Anonymous said on Monday, Mar 7 at 6:19 PM
To OP, he WAS being paid big money... now he isn't.. see the difference? :P
op said on Monday, Mar 7 at 12:04 PM
Why now? Why this particular individual to make people sit up and take notice. Cuellar, where was your devotion years ago to this issue?
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Hehe, I got this one too, and Natalie will remember why... It was before your time at TC, Schigolch; we got a crazy Italian voice professor who recommended this book, but then proceeded to utter a string of colorful words at anybody who would disagree with anything said by the author... We got to learn a list of insults in Italian, and he got himself banned, LOL. It was Gaston's first day as moderator...
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"I can say that we are close, and we are on the edge. It may happen, and it may not," he said. Later, Hamdan added, "I believe there is a good chance to have a cease-fire, which can fulfill the needs of both sides."
Regev said Israel is not interested in a "time out," allowing Hamas to regroup after Israeli strikes have done damage. "We want a new reality" in which Israelis don't live under rocket fire from Hamas, he said.
To succeed, negotiations have to be done "discreetly," he said.
Hamdan said Hamas' actions have been "a good lesson for the Israeli government. It's not good to attack the Palestinians, expecting that they will not react against the attack."
Asked whether Hamas would accept Israel's right to exist, Hamdan said the Palestinian people would not consider it without an end to occupation.
The onslaught of rockets fired Tuesday into Israel continued to be met by Israeli strikes on sites in Gaza.
Attacks included one aimed at Jerusalem, one that caused casualties in the southern town of Beer Sheva, and one that injured five Israeli soldiers.
Another rocket hit a civilian building in Rishon LeZion, part of metropolitan Tel Aviv, Israel Defense Forces spokeswoman Avital Leibovich said.
Netanyahu, at a news conference with Ban, said Israel was fighting back with "surgical operations against terrorists at a time when our own population is being bombarded by rocket attacks."
"If we hope to make these tactics illegitimate, they should be condemned in the most forceful terms by all responsible members of the international community," he said. "The moment we draw symmetry between the victims of terror and the unintended casualties that result from legitimate military action against the terrorists, the minute that false symmetry is drawn, the terrorists win."
Speaking later at a news conference with Israeli President Shimon Peres, Ban urged diplomacy and said further escalation would put the region at risk.
"The world is concerned, gravely concerned, at the rising loss of human lives. Further escalation would be dangerous and tragic for Palestinians and Israelis and would put the entire region at risk. I am here to appeal to all to halt fire and restore calm immediately," he said. "Further escalation benefits no one. Now is the time for diplomacy."
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Despite losing in market share to Intel, AMD has reason to cheer as its APU gambit is beginning to pay off. According to the latest architecture- and core count-specific sales figures for AMD given out by Mercury Research detailing Q3-2013 in context of two preceding quarters, APUs make for nearly 75% of AMD's processor sales, and the company's recently-launched "Trinity" line of desktop and mobile APUs are off to a flying start. The most popular chips in AMD's stable are its "Bobcat" Zacate series low-power APUs, which are being built into entry-level computing devices such as netbooks, nettops, and all-in-one desktops. The chips make up 39 percent of AMD's sales in Q3, followed by another APU line, the A-Series "Trinity", which is available in desktop and mobile variants, offers a combination of a fast integrated graphics processor with up to four CPU cores, and makes up 26.1 percent of AMD's sales. AMD's A-Series "Llano" can still be bought in the market, and makes up 7.4 percent of AMD's sales in Q3. The picture is rather dull over at AMD's non-APU processor lineup, based on Bulldozer and K10/10.5 architectures. Vishera numebrs are not included in the research, as they are very recently launched. Despite being the older architecture, AMD's K10/K10.5 architecture, which makes up Phenom II series processors, outsold Bulldozer by nearly two times. Non-APU processor make up a little over a fourth of AMD's sales. Given this, it wouldn't be far-fetched to think that AMD is better off consolidating its resources to developing its APU line. The research even included AMD's sales (in units, not revenue) across the desktop, server, and mobile lines. While the desktop and mobile lines are evenly matched, the server line has an insignificant 1.3 sales percentage. The finer numbers are tabled above. Source: 3DCenter.org
Adding a GPU doesn't seem to hurt Intel. Don't know about the increase market share part though - seems to be a work in progress.
No wonder APU's are selling more. No one can tell that they were targeted at netbooks in the first place. They're really something for their price. That's why I advised a friend of mine to get a laptop with an E2-1800. She's been nothing but happy so far.
i guess "Bang for the buck" is the secret here, some of my friends did not like to build a high-end desktop and dont know how to build one, because they are only a casual gamer and because of the high price, i recommend and build this APU trinity to them and boy they are happier than ever, they really dont care about high-end GPU's, cause they only play MMO's and DOTA2. personally i am planning to build one for me and another one for my cousin... sorry my english is bad. desktop trinity is really GOOD. they are selling pretty-well here in my country.
+1 exactly. As one rivewer said: "Why would you put a gpu on a mainstream to high-calss CPU, when you KNOW that person will be surely using a discrete card.....because he has to pay fot it- one way or another." (not quoting literary, but close enough)
AMD does it right though. It smokes Intel APU and you can run it on a 90w PSU. So its a gaming option without a descrete GPU. You can build a whole system for about $350. Thays why is a big seller. Im an Intel guy but if someone wants a PC for around $400 and wants to do some mild gamming the Fusion chip is the way to go
Trinity is nothing short of amazing. A GPU w/ the power of a 6670 built into your CPU for $100 is a great deal. I advise just about anyone on a budget to go w/ a trinity based setup. AMD has put so much into "Fusion" after their purchase of ATI and it's finally paying off. If consumers where more educated I think there would be even more APU based systems being bought. I built a friend a A8-5600K based system and he plays TF2, CS:GO, and L4D @ 1920 x 1080 no problem.
well, at least Intel failed in producing anything slightly comparable to a APU, otherwise it would have been pretty bad for AMD... lets hope they put the money into developing nice dedicated GPUs, eh?
I don't think Intel can catch up to AMD in APUs. Not sure they want to either, but that's another story. All these years, AMD has been merging the CPU and GPU expertise, and now it's only starting to show results. They've taken huge hits, but this kind of tech takes years to develop. If Intel starts today, they may hope to match AMD's current APUs in a few years.
Timing has a lot to do with it aswell. In the 90s when GPUs where establishing themselves. There were tons of companies much like now how there is so many companies doing ARM. The herd of the GPU companies started thinning out and the stronger companies started buying up the weak ones. Intel had the foresight and bought Real3D in 1999 but the GPU wasnt as mature at that time. When AMD made ATI a offer they couldnt refuse in 2006 the GPU was well established in the direction its currently headed. Fortunately AMD is benefiting for getting into the GPU market at a later date but unfortunately it made a big dent in its pocket-book. Samething between AMD & Intel is taking place now but in the server/hpc market where both are buying companies and IPs to up one another in the future and squeeze the competition out of the future market.
lets hope it never comes to that, and that maybe, one sacred day, AMD will be able to not only compete in price/perf and that especially in the APU sector, but rather, release a performance processor again... i know i know... they officially stopped, but one can dream, eh?
Lets not get ahead of ourselves, the reason they sell so well is because they are super cheap. Simple as that. Someone walks in and sees some $400 AMD laptops, and a dozen $450-500 Intel ones. More than likely he'll snag the AMD.
and by that, they even got the superior graphics... i know why i only tell people that want to get a new rig on the cheap, to get APUs
Wow, really? Bobcat is that much? That says that AMD is doing relatively well for low priced netbooks in comparison to all the other markets within AMD.
I'm confused. Bulldozer and Piledriver are performance processors. Steamroller will be a performance processor too.
Not really, according to AMD. They stated they will not try to compete on performance anymore, but only price/performance in their chosen market segment (midrange or so). Performance processors are the i7 3770k and up. AMD has nothing in that segment. I am wondering, however, how a quad-channel APU would fare. Especially if the memory controller is able to do single-, dual-, tri-, and quad-channel... That would totally rock.
A lot of things about AMD are bothering the community. Mine is why FM2 does not support 2666+Mhz memory modules, something that actually matters alot
That doesn't mean they won't have performance processors. I think people are confused. Yes they are competing at a lower price, but that doesn't mean everything is midrange and mainstream. Both Bulldozer and Piledriver were marketed towards enthusiasts. Normal people don't need hexacores and octocores or motherboards with crossfire. Piledriver competes with the i7 3xxxk, on par and beats often too. Maybe not in gaming but in almost everything else. Piledriver is definitely not midrange.
AMD APUs are really good, the problem is OEMs are not building good laptops for it! For example Dell do not even have a single Trinity laptop!
"While the desktop and mobile lines are evenly matched, the server line has an insignificant 1.3 sales percentage." I wouldn't call that insignificant - server hardware always composes the minority of stuff sold, however it commands the highest margins. I mean, every company is going to purchase a couple opf server CPUs for dozens (or even hundred or more) desktop/mobile CPUs. Home users aren't going to purchase server CPUs at all, they will go for desktop/mobile products only.


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Making decisions in the business world is a given. Making smart ones is a different story. Ann's session on intuition and smart decision making was outstanding. It took "leadership training" to a different level and really focused on identifying and using personal tools to become a better decision-maker. As a presenter Ann was engaging and smart. I look forward to attending another session of hers in the future.
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Tyga is racking up the guest appearances for his upcoming album Hotel California. On Tuesday the rapper took to Instagram to release the tracklist to his third album, which boasts cameos from some of hip-hop's biggest stars. Lil Wayne, Wiz Khalifa and 2 Chainz are also among the artists with whom Tyga collaborated for the album.
Tyga will even resurrect the late Tupac Shakur to accompany him and Jadakiss on a song called "Hit 'Em Up."
Fans already have a taste of what's in store for Tyga's Hotel California. Back in January the album's first single "Dope," featuring Rick Ross, hit airwaves. Tyga also plans on releasing "For the Road," featuring Chris Brown sometime this month. Hotel California will hit stores on April 9th.
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7. "F*** for the Road" (featuring Chris Brown)
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10. "Moe" (featuring Wiz Khalifa)
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13 ."Enemies"
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The Lake County News-Chronicle asked Mayor Kent Shamblin to offer his thoughts now that the election is over and he will be settling into a new term.
What are your goals for the next two years?
Restore our municipal liquor bar and store to significant profitability so that it contributes materially to our city's operating costs, thereby reducing property taxes. Recent financial analysis suggests that with improved marketing, some renovations and better operating efficiency this can be achieved.
Improve the visual attractiveness of our city. We have a citizens' beautification committee that has become re-energized and with its perspective and recommendations, and the commitment of the city council to do what needs to be done, I believe this goal can be achieved.
Achieve needed repairs and improvements to our city streets. As a small city, we don't have many, but some asphalt streets are in need of repair and we have some gravel streets that should be paved.
Keep our property taxes at or below our present tax levy (which was a material reduction this year from the levy for 2012)
As mayor, of what successes are most proud?
I don't feel I can claim personal successes since becoming mayor in July 2012 and being re-elected. But individual members of the council and the council as a whole have, in the last six months, achieved major progress in dealing with some challenges and opportunities. As noted above, we reduced the city's tax levy. We now know what we must do for the future financial viability of our municipal liquor bar and store—the Green Door. Recently we engaged, with residents, in strategic visioning and planning that I believe will lead to improvements in our infrastructure (utilities, streets, and buildings), expanded parks and recreation and economic development.
What are the challenges faced by Beaver Bay and how will they be resolved?
Our challenges are similar to those of other cities on the North Shore. We need to broaden the commercial tax base, maintain reliable water and sewer services, keep our streets in good condition, provide a citizen-oriented city administration, and improve the visual appearance of our city so that visitors will stop and patronize our businesses and enhance the residents' pride in their city. The city council cannot do this without the support of our residents and businesses. That requires reaching out to learn what they want in their city and then not letting that input just sit around but commit to what it takes to achieve goals. And, we need to do all that without increasing property taxes!
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I think I'm finally starting to run out of fuel. Working 7 days a week + school + hanging out with friends + boyfriend + keeping up with my baking blogs = not exactly the most ideal schedule to have. As much as I love keeping busy, a girl has gotta rest every now and then! Luckily, I have an ENTIRE week off and will be heading to Big Bear in two weeks… a MUCH needed vacation, if you will. I'm excited to just sit there and do nothing. That's what keeps me sane– little trips to far away (or not so far away) places. A day trip to San Diego? Yes, please. As long as I'm with the boy, it's a good trip.
I saw these on Visions of Sugar Plum (by the way, how cute is she?!) and just HAD to have them. I recently had a turtle chocolate thing from Disneyland and have been craving it ever since. I knew I should have bought the bigger one! Oh, poop. Until I get the chance to go back to Disneyland to get another chocolate turtle, these cookies will have to suffice. I adapted the recipe just a smudge but they turned out perfectly. Let's add another cookie to my all time favorite list, shall we? These definitely made the cut. Pecans, chocolate, AND caramel?! What more could a girl ask for? I used mini choco chips and made my cookies bite-sized. The cookies were amazingly chewy– kinda like the cookies that I bought from the cart in high school/middle school way back in the day(best cookies EVER!). They also resembled the mini cookies at Mrs. Field's. yum!
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- In a medium mixing bowl, sift together flour, baking soda and salt. In a large mixing bowl, using a mixer on medium speed, beat together butter, brown sugar and granulated sugar until creamy – about 1-2 minutes. Beat in egg and vanilla until combined. Reduce mixer speed to low and gradually beat in flour until just combined; stir in chocolate chips and pecans until combined. Chill dough in the refrigerator for 30 minutes.
- Heat oven to 350 degrees F. Coat cookie sheets with cooking spray.
- Roll dough into balls (about 2 teaspoons per ball), place on cookie sheets, and flatten using the palms of your hands. Bake 8 minutes or until set and light golden. Cool on wire racks. Drizzle with melted caramel.
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Year | 1957 |
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Engine | 283/250 HP |
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Color | Black |
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Foreign Minister Rohitha Bogollagama has called on the Commonwealth to move forward to evolve more practical measures to combat terrorism and draw from its wealth of experience to enhance the Commonwealth Plan of Action on Terrorism. He made this call in his intervention during the Commonwealth Foreign Ministers' meeting held today (24th September 2008) in New York on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly. Speaking further, he said that it is for this purpose that Sri Lanka had proposed at the last CHOGM in Kampala to convene a Commonwealth Ministerial Conference on Terrorism in Colombo. The Minister suggested that the meeting be held at the level of Home/Interior Ministers.
The Foreign Minister further said that terrorism continues to pose a serious threat to global peace and security by causing economic and political instability. He therefore pointed out that democracies have become especially vulnerable to terrorism in today's world. In this context, he called on the Commonwealth Member States to explore pragmatic measures for information and intelligence gathering, capacity building of relevant national institutions, technical assistance programmes in counter terrorism. In this context, he proposed that the Commonwealth Committee on Terrorism should meet early at the working level in London, to set the pace for the proposed ministerial meeting.
Minister Bogollagama speaking on the implementation of the Action Plan of the Munyonyo Statement on Respect and Understanding supported the proposal for a global event on this issue while having pointed out the need for the involvement of the wider global community to include non-Commonwealth countries and the corporate sector. He emphasized the need for this event to be held in a Commonwealth country since adequate global exposure could be achieved as the organization is indigenous in its member countries. In his intervention, the Minister referred to Sri Lanka's own experience of terrorism and identified peace building among youth as a priority of the government.
Sri Lanka's Foreign Minister Hon. Rohitha Bogollagama
He also thanked the Commonwealth for funding peace building training programmes for youth in Sri Lanka. He observed that the Commonwealth Youth programme could contribute immensely through peace education programmes and indicated that Sri Lanka too was willing to participate in cross cultural exchange programmes involving school principals, teachers and students. The Minister pointed out that the youth segment in diaspora communities should also be involved in exchange programmes given that they are a major contributory factor to conflict.
The Foreign Minister noted that Sri Lanka values the work of the Commonwealth and its networking capability and recalled that Sri Lanka had in Kampala offered to host CHOGM 2011 which had been included in the final communiqué. At this meeting he reiterated this offer by Sri Lanka which was noted and referred to at the Commonwealth Heads of Government special meeting which was also concluded today. The Minister pointed out that the last time the Heads of Government of the Commonwealth met in Asia was in 1989 in Malaysia, and therefore it is appropriate that it be held in Asia at the earliest possible opportunity.
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24th September 2008
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Some of you may recognize the top shirt/purse as my final project from One Month to Win It, a sewing/crafting contest that I won in April! I love the little details in clothing so I used those details in my purse patterns. You can find the pattern for the pink shirt/tote over at my other blog Craft Buds. I've uploaded a free PDF pattern for this purse here. The pattern is 2 pages. You'll want to print both pages out, line up the dots and tape them together. For some reason, in my browser the PDF preview shows the pages are cropped but once I download it, it shows correctly.
For this bag you'll need:
- one long-sleeved western style shirt
- 1/2 yard fusible fleece
- 1/2 yard fabric for the liner (I used a heavier weight home dec fabric)
- Two pockets from the front of the shirt
- A 6 1/2" x 9 1/2" rectangle for the inner fabric including the buttons from the front of the shirt
- 12" (or longer) zipper
- Four strips total of 18" x 2 1/2" fabric, one strip cut from each of the two shirt sleeves including the button, and two strips from the liner fabric. (Using these measurements, the final sewn and attached strap will be around 34" long x 2" wide so feel free to adjust as necessary if you'd like a different length/width. If you're using a lighter weight fabric shirt and/or liner, you may want to add strips of the fusible fleece to the inside of the strap for extra reinforcement.)
- Use the pattern to cut pieces from the top back and lower back of the shirt for the main body of the bag.
- Use the pattern to cut two pieces of fusible fleece.
- Use the pattern to cut two pieces of the liner fabric.
- Save the cuffs for a wallet (pictured near the end of the post).
Then with right sides together sew the bottom and sides shut.
Now get the strap ready. First sew the strips together at the centers so you have a single long strip from the shirt fabric and from the liner fabric. Then sew them together with right sides together (shown below). Turn right side out. Hem the bottoms or fold under. Then sew the strap to the bag with an X inside a square.


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Goal Accomplished!!!! - Stacia Naquin
Updated: 12/12/2013 - I finally did my pull up!!! It was a New Year's Resolution that took me ALL YEAR! But I did it.
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Apple shares were down before the report because investors believed phone companies had reined in iPhone sales.
Net income in the fiscal second quarter, which runs January to March, was $11.6 billion, or $12.30 per share. That was up nearly double the net income of $6 billion, or $6.40 per share, a year ago.
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Revenue was $39.2 billion, up 59 percent from a year ago. Analysts were expecting $37 billion.
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