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"This sweet and spicy dish is a flavor explosion with very few ingredients! This recipe was an experiment, and I was very surprised to find the flavor and aroma was very reminiscent of Thai ingredients such as red curry, coconut milk, and lemongrass. The pork will be juicy and flavorful with no need to marinate. Garnish with lime wedges. Enjoy!"
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1/3 cup honey
1/3 cup olive oil
1 lime, juiced, or more to taste
1 canned chipotle pepper in adobo sauce, finely chopped (optional)
3 tablespoons adobo sauce from chipotle peppers
1 clove garlic, minced
1 pork tenderloin
1 fresh peach, pitted and thinly sliced
Delicious. I used a quarter cup of each evoo and honey. I only used half the recommended adobo liquid.
this was amazing. Be careful not to overdo the adobo. I emptied a partial can and might have doubled it. It got pretty hot. I did double the peaches and do reccomend that.
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A bona fide counterculture figure who later struck gold as one of the most successful and lucrative comedy writers in the history of show business,
Larry Charles
grew up in a Coney Island housing project designed and built by Fred Trump (father of
), and attended Rutgers University in the early '70s. Harboring a serious interest in a career as a full-time writer,
took a professor's advice by dropping out of college and hitting the standup circuit as one-half of a two-man comedy act that regularly opened for a Top 40 cover band. (Throughout,
authored many of the routines.) When that gig flopped due to payment disputes,
hearkened back to New York and wrote satirical sex stories for
Al Goldstein
's Screw magazine (then in full swing), then later took a job as an author of porno novels in a Gotham sweatshop.
It was only upon moving to the City of Angels, however, that
' fortunes began to shift; he began to hang around outside of comedy clubs and sell jokes to various standup acts, one of whom happened to be
Larry David
an assignment writing for Fridays (1980-1982), ABC's now-forgotten answer to
Saturday Night Live
, which
gladly accepted. Unfortunately, that program failed to connect with an audience and folded after two seasons -- leading to almost a decade without work for
. A friendship blossomed between
, however, and when
secured a development deal for
(1989-1995), he instantly brought
on board to script innumerable episodes. The story of that program scarcely needs to be retold; it turned into one of the most eminently successful prime-time series in the history of the medium, revolutionized the sitcom format, and turned
, and their leads into multimillionaires for life. In the meantime,
' reputation as a comedy writer took hold; he authored episodes of the decidedly less-controversial
Mad About You
at about the same time, and moved into directing features. Though
' first outing behind the camera -- a deeply eccentric
Bob Dylan
vehicle called
Masked and Anonymous
(2003) -- flopped with audiences and drew much critical scorn, his second effort, fully entitled
Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan
(2006) more than made up for it and represented the second great coup of the writer's career after
. One of the most inventive comedies of the early 21st century, it starred the inimitable
Sacha Baron Cohen
as Borat Sagdiyev, a sweet-natured but culturally inept (and violently lecherous) traveler from Kazakhstan making his way across the United States in search of "dream girl"
Pamela Anderson
's genius lay in staging and shooting largely unscripted scenes with average and unsuspecting Americans, who were led to believe that Borat was in fact a real person and filmed in reaction to
's outrageous behavior. Sequences had Borat engaging in such antisocial behavior as letting a chicken loose on a public bus, walking through a posh hotel lobby with his pants half-down, and -- finally -- attempting to kidnap
by tossing a burlap bag over her at a book signing and carting her away (a event that the actress may or may not have been "in" on but that
branded as completely spontaneous and unplanned). The project set new records in terms of profitability; on a budget of 18 million dollars, it grossed in excess of 261 million dollars. Unsurprisingly, he also directed many episodes of
's HBO improvisational sitcom
Curb Your Enthusiasm
at about the same time. After
was reportedly "swamped" with offers to helm Hollywood comedies budgeted at around 100 million dollars each. Ever the iconoclast, he turned down all of these offers and partnered up with friend
Bill Maher
Politically Incorrect
) to make
, a satirical documentary skewering the religions of the world and both touting and celebrating atheism. That film bowed in the summer of 2008. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi
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Josh Gad stars the late Sam Kinison in this biopic based on Bill Kinison's memoir Brother Bear, and set during the 1980s, when the iconic funnyman made his transition from Pentecostal preacher to stand-up comic. Larry Charles directs from a script by Rich Wilkes (The Jerky Boys, xXx). ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Comic Sacha Baron Cohen re-teams with director Larry Charles (Borat, Bruno) for this satirical tale of an oppressive, democracy-hating dictator and a goatherder (both played by Cohen) whose misadventures in America lead to a series of outrageous culture clashes. Anna Faris, Ben Kingsley, and Curb Your Enthusiasm's J.B. Smoove co-star. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Borat trickster Sacha Baron Cohen returns to the big screen to offer yet another stinging dose of sociopolitical satire in this comedy that finds him assuming the persona of gay fashionmonger Bruno, the self-proclaimed "voice of Austrian youth TV." Originally conceived as part of Baron Cohen's cult television series Da Ali G Show, the character of Bruno offered a cleverly costumed Baron Cohen the opportunity to highlight the absurdities of the fashion industry by interviewing unsuspecting fashion icons and other
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Master of disguise Sacha Baron Cohen hits the road to explore America as the crude Kazakstani reporter Borat in a feature mockumentary that brings one of the Da Ali G Show star's most popular characters to life on the big screen. Sent by the Kazakh Ministry of Information to gain a better understanding of American culture and bring his findings back home, Borat and faithful producer Azamat (Ken Davitian) set their sights in New York City. When the citizens and interview subjects of the Big Apple seem less than receptive to Borat's distinctively unrestrained approach and the curious Kazakh television personality stumbles across an episode of Baywatch while channel-surfing in his hotel room, he becomes instantly smitten with screen siren Pamela Anderson. Now confident that the only way to discover the true essence of America is to travel to California and make the bikini-clad beauty his bride, Borat purchases a ramshackle ice-cream truck in which he and Azamat will make their way across the Great Plains and on to the sunny West Coast -- all the while coming into contact with a wide variety of "typical" Americans. Within this loose, scripted framework, Borat engages in his usual misbehavior with unsuspecting strangers, from accidentally releasing a chicken from his suitcase on a New York subway ride to a formal interview with Alan Keyes. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Curb Your Enthusiasm: The End
In what may be the series finale, Louis Lewis (Bill Saluga) awakens from his coma, and refuses to give Richard (Richard Lewis) one of his kidneys, leaving Larry (Larry David) as Richard's best hope for survival. Omar Jones (Mekhi Phifer) calls Larry to tell him that he was, in fact, adopted. Larry goes to Arizona to visit his birth parents, the Cones (Hansford Rowe and June Squibb) and is shocked to learn that he is not actually Jewish. After an inspirational visit to the Cones' church, Larry has a change of heart, and races back to Los Angeles to donate his kidney to Richard. On the way into the operating room, he learns that there's been a terrible mistake. Larry also pays a brief but illuminating visit to the afterlife, where he gets into an argument with his guardian angels (Dustin Hoffman and Sacha Baron Cohen of Da Ali G Show) over his system for making sure he doesn't misplace his DVD cases. ~ Josh Ralske, Rovi
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Entourage: Chinatown
Eric battles a defiant Walsh to arrange an early screening of
Queens Boulevard
; Ari pitches a foreign commercial to Vince; and Turtle gets ready for a video-game showdown. ~ Joe Friedrich, Rovi
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Curb Your Enthusiasm: The Bowtie
Larry (Larry David) tries to hire a private detective, Omar Jones (Mekhi Phifer), to find out if he's adopted, but Jones explains he's only interested in taking cases that "benefit the community," and Larry's offer to host bingo or be a Big Brother for a single afternoon apparently doesn't cut it. Larry and Jeff (Jeff Garlin) run into Jodi Funkhouser (Mayim Bialik, TV's Blossom), the daughter of their friend Marty (Bob Einstein). She's very friendly, and Larry explains to Jeff that the lesbian community has always embraced him. Later, Marty, who is pressing Larry to attend his anniversary party, promises him that Rosie O'Donnell will be at his table. He also tells Larry that Jodi is now dating a guy, eliciting a joyous response from Larry that puts his relationship with the lesbian community in peril. Also, Larry wears a bowtie, learns from Wanda (Wanda Sykes) that his new dog hates black people, and gets into a spat with a disabled man when he uses the handicapped stall in a public restroom. ~ Josh Ralske, Rovi
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Curb Your Enthusiasm: The Ski Lift
Richard (Richard Lewis) is low on the kidney transplant list, so he's hoping that Larry (Larry David) will come through for him. Richard wishes he were more famous, like his hero, Mickey Mantle, whose 500th home-run ball he owns. Richard offers to give Larry the valuable ball in exchange for his kidney. But then Larry runs into George (George Lopez) at the hospital, and George tells him that the head of the local "Kidney Consortium," Ben Heineman (Stuart Pankin), is an Orthodox Jewish Yankee fan who is willing to bend the rules for his friends. In an effort to get Richard moved up on the list of kidney recipients, Larry decides to befriend Heineman by inviting him and his daughter, Rachel (Iris Bahr), to Jeff's (Jeff Garlin) cabin for a ski trip. Larry decides to further ingratiate himself by pretending to be an Orthodox Jew. Of course, this will only work if Susie (Susie Essman) pretends to be his wife. Larry also gets into a dispute with Lisa (Mo Collins), Richard's allegedly larcenous nurse, about the alleged size of her genitalia. ~ Josh Ralske, Rovi
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Curb Your Enthusiasm: The Blind Date
Larry (Larry David) is spending a lot of time taking care of Michael (Patrick Kerr), who broke up with his girlfriend after Larry told him she was not attractive. Later, when he has a problem with his car, Ben Stiller and Christine Taylor give him a ride. Larry and Stiller get into a shouting match after Stiller drops Taylor off, because Larry refuses to move to the front seat for the rest of their short drive, which Stiller thinks makes him seem like Larry's chauffeur. "You know what makes you a baby?" Stiller screams at Larry. "The fact that you're a big, stupid baby!" Jeff (Jeff Garlin) upsets Larry by telling him that he had a vision of Cheryl (Cheryl Hines) while pleasuring himself. When Larry expresses his disgust, Jeff protests, "You can't control who pops in!" Mel Brooks later calls Larry in to tell him that Stiller has given him an ultimatum, and that he's decided to stick with Larry in the show and let Stiller go. After Larry leaves, Norm (Paul Mazursky) and Rudy (Rudy De Luca) question Brooks' decision, and Norm suggests that Larry might be mentally challenged. After Larry has Cheryl's car washed at a charity car wash operated by four mentally challenged men, he runs out of gas. Desperate to use the bathroom, he goes door-to-door in a well-to-do neighborhood, asking strangers to use their bathroom. Finally, a friendly Muslim woman (Moon Unit Zappa) wearing a burka lets Larry in, and Larry decides to fix her up with Michael. ~ Josh Ralske, Rovi
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Entourage: Busey and the Beach
Vince and his buddies meet Ari's rival at a Malibu beach party; Turtle gets under Gary Busey's skin at an art gallery. ~ Joe Friedrich, Rovi
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Curb Your Enthusiasm: Mel's Offer
Larry (Larry David) and Cheryl's (Cheryl Hines) tenth anniversary is approaching. Cheryl knows what she wants, and asks Larry to keep an open mind. "Has it ever once been closed, to anything?" asks Larry. But he readily agrees to her wish to renew their marriage vows. Larry says that her present to him was already agreed upon ten years earlier, and reminds Cheryl that before they were married, she told him that on their tenth anniversary, he could have sex with another woman. Cheryl is a bit taken aback. "You have a good memory," she tells him. "For some things," he responds. When Larry offers to forget about the offered gift, Cheryl insists, and goads Larry by insinuating that he won't be able to find anyone who'll have sex with him. At a karaoke party later that night, Larry sings "Swanee" and catches the eye of Mel Brooks, who calls him and Jeff (Jeff Garlin) in for a meeting the next day. Larry proceeds to alienate both the office's wheelchair-bound computer tech (Michael D'Amore) and Brooks's lesbian receptionist, Joanne (Rachael Harris). But Brooks still asks him to take over the role of Max Bialystock in the Broadway show The Producers, inviting him to see the L.A. production that night to help him make up his mind. There, he runs into his proposed co-star, Ben Stiller, and his wife, Christine Taylor. Larry commits another
faux pas
when he refuses to shake Stiller's hand because Stiller has just sneezed. Cady Huffman, Paul Mazursky, and Philip Baker Hall also appear in this episode. ~ Josh Ralske, Rovi
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Entourage: New York
Turtle (Jerry Ferrara) organizes a going-away party for a New York-bound Vince; Drama auditions for a TV show; Eric is fed up with some of his responsibilities. Larry David and Scarlett Johansson appear as themselves. ~ Joe Friedrich, Rovi
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Entourage: Talk Show
Vince's agreement to appear on Jimmy Kimmel's talk show touches a nerve with Drama (Kevin Dillon); Eric says good-bye to Kristen (Monica Keena); Ari works overtime to land a new client. Luke Wilson, Sarah Silverman and Sara Foster have cameos. ~ Joe Friedrich, Rovi
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Curb Your Enthusiasm: The Surrogate
When Cheryl (Cheryl Hines) asks Larry (Larry David) to get a present for Betty Dusenberry's (Eliza Coyle) baby shower, Larry wonders if he should also get a present for the surrogate mother (Elizabeth Beckwith). Cheryl is in a frisky mood, but Larry is still healing from being bitten by Oscar. The next day, Larry visits his doctor (Jack Gallagher) to take his required physical for The Producers, but his heart rate spikes when Renee (Garcelle Beauvais-Nilon) comes in, and the doctor won't sign the necessary forms unless Larry agrees to wear a heart holster for a day. Larry's friend Richard Lewis is actually dating Renee, and confides to Larry that because Renee is black, and has presumably dated black men, he feels insecure about the size of his "equipment." The two wonder if it's really a myth. Later, Wanda (Wanda Sykes) catches Larry mistaking a black man for a valet, and attempts to figure out his logic: "Anytime I see a black man in a tie and a suit, I automatically think, 'You must park cars for a living.'" Larry also creates problems at the baby shower, inadvertently convincing the surrogate to keep her baby. He continues to alienate his Producers co-star, David Schwimmer, and he uses his apparent heart problem to his advantage when he encounters a potentially violent case of road rage. Mel Brooks and Muggsy Bogues make guest appearances. ~ Josh Ralske, Rovi
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Curb Your Enthusiasm: The Survivor
Preparations are in full swing for Cheryl (Cheryl Hines) and Larry (Larry David) to renew their marriage vows for their tenth anniversary. After Anna (Gina Gershon), the sexy Chasidic woman who runs the Laundromat, flirts with Larry, he visits his rabbi (Barry Gordon) and expresses his qualms about taking Cheryl up on her offer to let him sleep with another woman as her tenth anniversary present. The rabbi finds a biblical parallel, and suggests that Larry accept the generous gift. He also asks Larry if he can invite a "survivor" to their rehearsal dinner. Larry assents, and then decides to invite Solly (Allan Rich), a friend of his father's (Shelley Berman) who survived the Holocaust. But the rabbi's friend turns out to be Colby Donaldson, from TV's Survivor, leading to an embarrassing argument at the dinner table about who the "real" survivor is. Cheryl and Larry get into a tiff about their vows when Larry learns that Cheryl expects them to spend eternity together. He had expected to be single again, what with the whole "Till death do us part," thing. "This is continuing into the afterlife?" he asks her, dismayed. On a more upbeat note, Anna agrees to meet Larry at a motel for an extramarital tryst to fulfill Cheryl's gift, but Larry is confused when Jeff (Jeff Garlin) suggests he bring a sheet with him. ~ Josh Ralske, Rovi
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Enigmatic rock legend Bob Dylan stars as an enigmatic rock legend (talk about a casting coup!) in this purposefully eccentric satiric comedy. Uncle Sweetheart (John Goodman) is an unscrupulous concert promoter who has figured out a way to cash in on the feelings of doubt and uncertainty that plague his nation, which is being torn apart by civil war and political revolution. Sweetheart has decided he will stage a massive benefit concert, though the unnamed charity would appear to be his checking account. Sweetheart hires television producer Nina Veronica (Jessica Lange) to help promote the show and sell it as a nation-wide cable-cast event, while Sweetheart pulls a few strings to arrange for the perfect headliner -- Jack Fate (Bob Dylan), a legendary songwriter who is currently serving a term in prison. With Fate out from behind bars, Sweetheart and Veronica set out to sell their grand spectacle to the world, though one determined investigative journalist (Jeff Bridges) has set out to throw a spenner into the works of Uncle Sweetheart and his epic fundraiser. Marking the directorial debut of comedy writer Larry Charles, Masked and Anonymous also features Penelope Cruz and Luke Wilson; the film was shown in competition at the 2003 Sundance Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Curb Your Enthusiasm: The Benadryl Brownie
Richard Lewis tells Larry (Larry David) that he's found "the one," his new girlfriend Deborah (Robin McDonald). He's a little concerned, though, because she's a Christian Scientist. "It's a nightmare for me because I'm under the weather 99 percent of the time," Richard explains. Larry buys a new cell phone, based on Richard's recommendation, and uses it to call Cheryl (Cheryl Hines). He tells her to call the chef from the restaurant they're investing in, and get him to cater a dinner party, where they'll meet Deborah, and Richard will show them his new HBO special. Richard tells Larry to pass the word to the chef not to make anything with peanuts, because Deborah is highly allergic. The big night arrives, and Jeff (Jeff Garlin) shows up with brownies that his ex-wife Susie (Susie Essman) made, which Deborah enjoys. Things go awry, of course. First Larry can't figure out how to operate his VCR. Mike (Anthony Griffith), the electronics "expert" Larry hired, was supposed to put everything on one remote, but nothing is working. Then, Deborah starts to feel sick. She has an allergic reaction to the food. It turns out that Larry's cell phone dropped out when he gave Cheryl the vital information. Now, Larry has to fire Mike, and he feels uncomfortable about it because Mike is black. Meanwhile, Deborah has swelled up from her allergies, won't take any medication (due to her religious beliefs), and insists that Richard follow through on his promise to take her to the Emmys. Richard and Larry hatch a zany scheme to get Deborah to take some allergy medication by slipping it into the brownies she liked so much. Joan Rivers makes a guest appearance on this episode. ~ Josh Ralske, Rovi
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Curb Your Enthusiasm: The Nanny From Hell
Hugh (Tim Kazurinsky), one of the investors in the restaurant, invites Larry (Larry David) and the other investors to a pool party at his house. Larry confirms that Hugh's company publishes Bartlett's Familiar Quotations, and tells Hugh that Richard Lewis wants to be included in the book for coming up with the expression "[blank] from Hell." Hugh seems dubious, but agrees to look into it. Larry finds out that Jeff (Jeff Garlin) plans to go to the party, and Jeff also tells him that he's moving back in with Susie (Susie Essman), his estranged wife. He asks Larry not to tell anyone that Susie is pregnant. Larry and Cheryl (Cheryl Hines) stop off at their favorite bakery to buy a cake for the party, and learn that it's going out of business. Larry insists on buying a sponge cake, which Cheryl thinks no one will eat. But when they get to the party, Jeff says the cake is "like eating a delicious sponge." Larry needs to use the bathroom, but Hugh's nanny, Martine (Cheri Oteri), won't let him into the house, telling him that Hugh has insisted that guests use the cabana. Larry persuades her to let him in, promising he'll "take full responsibility." During the party, Larry notices that Hugh's young son is exceptionally well endowed. A few days later, the investors meet at the restaurant, where they discuss the trouble they've had finding a new chef. Larry tells Hugh privately that his son's "got
penis." Hugh doesn't respond well, and when Larry gets home, the unstable Martine is there with a suitcase. She tells him that she's been fired, and that he's responsible. ~ Josh Ralske, Rovi
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The Tick [TV Series]
Based on the FOX animated series The Tick created by Ben Edlund and first aired in 1994, this live-action superhero sitcom premiered on FOX in November of 2001. Patrick Warburton dons the blue suit to play lovable hyperbolic superhero The Tick and David Burke plays his winged weakling sidekick, Arthur. Nestor Carbonell is the charismatic Batmanuel (based on Die Fledermaus) while Liz Vassey is Captain Liberty (based on American Maid). The show was canceled after only one season of nine episodes, one of which remains unaired. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, Rovi
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Curb Your Enthusiasm [TV Series]
Seinfeld producer/creator Larry David has often claimed that the character of George Costanza, the abrasive, neurotic, spectacularly luckless Seinfeld supporting player so brilliantly played by Jason Alexander, was based on David himself. Small wonder, then, that most of the plotlines of the self-deprecating, reality-based sitcom Curb Your Enthusiasm have a distinctly Costanzan flavor -- with Larry David, in the role of former standup comic-turned-TV executive Larry David, a dictionary definition of the phrase "his own worst enemy." A spinoff of the 1999 HBO "mockumentary" special of the same name, the weekly 30-minute Curb Your Enthusiasm is filmed in
cinéma vérité
fashion, with much of dialogue ad-libbed (though the premise of each episode has been carefully worked out in advance).
Larry David portrays himself as the archetypal Hollywood wheeler-dealer, forever promoting "can't miss" TV and film projects, and using (and sometimes abusing) his myriad of showbiz celebrity connections -- among them Richard Lewis, Rob Reiner, Shaquille O'Neal, Ted Danson, Mary Steenburgen, Wanda Sykes, and Mel Brooks, not to mention a generous supply of former Seinfeld stars -- to further advance his already super-successful career. And yet, no matter how high he climbs, David is a slave to his own foibles, phobias, and neuroses, perpetually opening mouth and inserting foot, making as many enemies as friends in high places and never relaxing long enough to enjoy or appreciate what he has accomplished. In typical Seinfeld fashion, our hero manages to make a sizable and often insurmountable mountain out of the tiniest and least significant of molehills. While the plotlines of the first two ten-episode HBO seasons were relatively self-contained, season three was held together with the through-line of Larry opening a Planet Hollywood-style restaurant, while the focus of season four was the rather improbable premise that Larry had been offered the starring role in Mel Brooks' smash Broadway musical The Producers. Also appearing on Curb Your Enthusiasm are Cheryl Hines as Larry's spouse, Cheryl; David's longtime production associate Jeff Garlin as Jeff Greene; and Susie Essman as Jeff's wife, Susie. The series is very much an HBO production with an unending stream of hilarious profanities and sexual situations (though the series' funniest running gag is probably the cleanest: Larry David's constitutional inability to figure out the basic protocol of tipping the help). ~ Rovi
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Mad About You: The Birth, Part 1
After innumerable false alarms, it looks as though Jamie (Helen Hunt) is going to have her baby. This expected blessed event coincides with the unexpected film-festival triumph of Jamie's husband, Paul (Paul Reiser) -- who'da thunk that "Buchman" would win an award over a Michael Moore project? Originally telecast as the hour-long finale of Mad About You's fifth season, this episode has since been divided into two half-hour installments for syndication. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Mad About You: The Birth, Part 2
After innumerable false alarms, it looks as though Jamie (Helen Hunt) is going to have her baby. But before this blessed event can take place, Jamie is unexpectedly reunited with old flame Alan (Eric Stoltz), while her husband, Paul (Paul Reiser), is given a guided hospital tour by a very big movie star. Originally telecast as the hour-long finale of Mad About You's fifth season, this episode has since been divided into two half-hour installments for syndication. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Mad About You: The Dry Run
Gynecologist Joan Golfinos manages to get Paul and Jamie Buchman (Paul Reiser, Helen Hunt) into a birthing class. Almost immediately, Paul and Jamie manage to flunk out. Meanwhile, the great mystery of the missing JFK Commemorative Spoon prompts Paul's parents Burt and Sylvia (Louis Zorich, Cynthia Harris) to "kidnap" the Buchman family documentary. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Seen those funky little QR (quick response) bar codes floating around and wondering how to scan them on your iPhone or iPad? QR codes are used to store useful information like web URLs, contact cards, e-mail addresses, etc... While QR reading isn't built into iOS, there are, of course, apps for that.
- First you'll need to get an app that reads QR codes. There are tons in the App Store. Some are free and some are paid. In this example, we are using a free app called RL Classic by Occipital. Others include [QR scanner](http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/qr-scanner/id377643590?mt=8&at=10l3Vy&ct=d_im) or [QR reader](http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/qr-reader-for-iphone/id368494609?mt=8&at=10l3Vy&ct=d_im) and tons to choose from will come up. Take your pick and download one.
- Next you'll need to find a nifty code to scan and open the app. It should pull up something just like above where you can scan a code using your camera app. Apps like RL Classic don't require you to take a physical picture - simply center the QR code in between the bars and it should pick up on it.
- Next you'll get some type of prompt showing you the information in the QR code. In this example it's a web URL. I can just tap to visit the URL or cancel and it will save it to my history.
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I don't think these will be around very long. It's faster and easier to just remember a URL, email address, or other info, than to go through the trouble of launching apps and snapping photos. I know they're big in Japan right now, and catching on here, but people will tire of them.
Nice article on how to use qr code. I am using the "QR code reader for iphone" app from the appstore. Pretty pleased with the performance of the app so far.
Google App for iPhone works too. Just click on the camera icon next to the search bar, then just aim at QR code. That's it!
This works great for me because I hate to have so many occasionally-used apps to clutter up my iPhone.
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One of Europe's most popular and respected actresses, Victoria Abril has made her mark in more than 60 films produced in France, Italy, and her native Spain. First introduced to American audiences through the work of Spanish director Pedro Almodóvar, who directed her in the controversial Atame! (Tie Me Up! Tie Me Down!, 1990), the sensual, brown-eyed actress has gained a Stateside cult following, but remains thoroughly European in her choice of films and the roles she plays.
Abril first earned wide recognition in Spain as a 14-year-old model on the popular television shows Uno, dos, tres, responda otra vez and 625 lineas. Born Victoria Merida Rojas in Malaga on July 4, 1959, she began studying as a ballet dancer at the age of seven, but following her celebrated turn on TV, segued into acting in the mid-'70s. Abril made her major screen debut in Vincente Aranda's Cambio de Sexo, a 1976 drama that cast her as an effeminate young man who undergoes a sex change. That same year, the actress made her first English-language film, Robin and Marian, in which she played the relatively minor role of a Spanish queen. She went on to do prolific work for the rest of the 1970s and throughout the 1980s, and in 1990 had her first collaboration with Almodóvar, for whom she starred as a drug-addicted porn actress taken hostage by an obsessive fan (Antonio Banderas) in Atame!. The film was a success in Spain -- where Abril earned a Goya Best Actress nomination for her performance -- and proved to be a controversial sensation in the States, where its plot outraged certain feminist groups. Abril collaborated with Almodóvar on two more films, Tacones Lejanos (1991) -- in which she played the estranged daughter of an actress (Marisa Paredes), and Kika (1993) -- in which she had a supporting role as an over-the-top tabloid TV program hostess.
Abril scored particular critical acclaim as a darkly amorous landlady in Vincente Aranda's Amantes (1991), winning a Best Actress Prize at the Berlin International Film Festival for her performance. Further acclaim came her way with Nadie Hablara de Nosotras Cuando Hayamos Muerto (1995), for which her portrayal of an alcoholic prostitute earned her a Goya and a Best Actress award at the San Sebastian Film Festival. A starring role in the French romantic comedy Gazon Maudit (1995), which cast her as a housewife torn between her unfaithful husband and a butch female truck driver, further increased Abril's popularity. She continued to star in films that emphasized her playful, flamboyant sexuality, maintaining her reputation as one of Europe's most colorful and vibrant performers. ~ Rebecca Flint Marx, Rovi
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Marcello Mastroianni plays several different roles in this off-beat, witty exploration of a man with multiple personalities from world-class filmmaker Raúl Ruiz. Mastroianni first appears as Parisian traveling salesman Mateo Strano who suddenly shows up at the home of Maria, the wife he abandoned twenty years before. She eventually remarried Andre. Mateo begins telling the skeptical Andre that he never really left Marie. Instead he was bewitched by fairies and has been living in the apartment across the street the entire time. He seems so serious, that he is able to lure Andre to the alleged apartment. There Mateo murders him with a hammer and then calmly returns to Maria who seems nonplused by the sudden turn. With pride she shows Mateo their adopted daughter. Mastroianni next appears as Sorbonne professor of negative anthropology Georges Vickers, a grown man who still lives with his cranky mother until he inexplicably leaves to become a vagrant. Living on the streets, he encounters Tania, a streetwalker with a passion for the philosophies of author Carlos Castaneda's Don Juan. The hooker and the tramp stay together until the day that Vickers returns and he leaves. It is soon afterward that he discovers that Tania is really the president of a major corporation. When he learns that she has been jailed for attempting to murder her creepy ex-husband, Vickers uses his clout to save her. The story then jumps to a newlywed couple happily struggling in a humble garret. Their lives change dramatically when a benefactor suddenly appears and provides them with a marvelous country house. They are also given a mute butler (Mastroianni) who answers their every beck and call. It doesn't take the couple long to figure out that the sinister valet (who actually owns the chateau) is quietly poisoning them. In terror they leave, but later he finds them and demands that they give him their baby daughter. He gives the child to Maria, Mateo's wife. Mastroianni's fourth persona, that of industrial magnate Luc Alamand then appears. He is in trouble when he learns that the wife, daughter, and sister he manufactured to impress potential clients are actually coming. The stress causes the sudden emergence of his other disparate personalities. Interestingly, though each live wildly different lives, they are clearly the same mild-mannered, self-effacing character. The comedy in the story works on wildly different levels with sight gags and puns running simultaneously with literary and cultural satire. Beneath it all runs a serious message about the destructiveness and confusion caused by trying to create a single European culture. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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"I'll never love you . . . ever!" the sexy and attractive Marina (Victoria Abril) states emphatically to the love-struck Ricky (Antonio Banderas). You know she means what she says because when she makes this statement she is handcuffed and lashed to a bed, not exactly the proper way to warm anyone up for romance. Yet in Pedro Almodovar's Tie Me Up! Tie Me Down! the way to a woman's heart is depicted as being held in captivity until the Stockholm Syndrome kicks in. The film concerns the plight of Marina, a "B"-movie diva trying to adjust to her recent success after years of porno films and drug addiction. But then into her life comes Ricky, a part-time handyman and full-time mental patient, who, during one of his past escapes from the mental ward, had spent the night with Marina -- who gave in to him during one of her less-discerning moments. Since then, Ricky has been thinking of her constantly. Determined to win her affections, he kidnaps Marina, holding her captive in her own apartment and trying everything to convince her to love him -- then they could marry and have a big family. All Ricky's attempts to woo Marina fail. Finally, after taking a severe beating from some street thugs, he strikes a chord in Marina's nurturing heart so that when her sister Lola (Loles Leon) finally discovers her plight, Marina no longer wants to be rescued. ~ Paul Brenner, Rovi
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Matisse, Luxe, calme et volupté Henri Matisse, Luxe, calme et volupté, 1904, oil on canvas, 37 x 46 inches (Museé d'Orsay, Paris) Speakers: Dr. Beth Harris and Dr. Steven Zucker Painted while the artist stayed with the pointillist painter, Signac, at his home in Saint-Tropez on the Côte d'Azur. Matisse's title comes from Charles Baudelaire's poem, L'invitation au voyage (Invitation To A Voyage) from his collection, The Flowers of Evil. Luxe, calme et volupté translates just as it sounds in English, Luxury, calm, and voluptuous(ness)
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Additional details of the delayed investigation into a year-old rape allegation against Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston were released Wednesday by the office of State Attorney Willie Meggs.
Concerned by a 56-percent increase in rear-end auto crashes at the city's seven red-light camera intersections, the Tallahassee City Commission discussed ways to bring down the number.
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High school graduation rates inched upward in Florida last school year, and jumped substantially in Leon and Wakulla counties, according to data released Wednesday by the state Department of Education.
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From the moment he walked onto the field in Florida States annual spring game, Jameis Winston has been the story. He threw for 205 yards on 12 for 15 passing and shared time with three other quarterbacks.
Rain and college football may have kept some people from the 27th Annual Winter Festival but that did not stop an estimated 85,000 from having a great time.
We're a little busier now. For the month of November, things got hairy. We and six other Tallahasseeans cut about five hours of routine shaving from our schedules throughout the month.
Alyse Faour, a 22-year-old Florida State University senior, said she originally joined the school's all-female a cappella group, the AcaBelles, because she wanted to be a part of a small, tight-knit family.
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Until federal agents began swarming over the city the past several months, Sweetwater seemed as nondescript as its City Hall a three-story concrete box surrounded by working-class homes and an auto repair shop, tamale stand and passport office down the street.
As discussed in my last column, Juan Ponce de León was largely responsible for initiating Spanish colonial expansion from the island of Española when he began gold-mining operations in his settlement of Caparra on Puerto Rico beginning in 1506. This in tu
Fred Waters, a longtime Associated Press photographer who covered everything from the Korean and Vietnam wars to construction of the Gateway Arch, has died, his daughter said Thursday.
For the first time in 13 seasons, top-ranked Florida State will play for the national title.
For the first time in 13 seasons, top-ranked Florida State will play for the national title.
The woman who accused Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston of rape initially did not want to report the alleged crime to police, her friend told investigators last month, because she didn't want anyone to get mad at her.
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Ice and snow continue to pile up in portions of the east while a system brings snow to the mountains of California as well.
A major winter storm produced extensive travel delays leading to the cancellation of hundreds of flights.
A storm that will bring snow in the Valleys of California Saturday morning will also help produce snow and ice Sunday into Monday across the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast.
Kickoff temps only in the 20s and 30s from Dallas to Cincinnati with snow and sleet impacting both NCAA and NFL games this weekend.
Check in with Evan Myers to get the latest on the ice, snow, rain and cold.
Freezing rain, sleet and snow will continue to fall heavy at times late Friday into Friday night over the Ohio Valley and interior Northeast. Major travel delays are expected.
While major cold temperatures move into the Northeast, sleet and snow will be a big concern Friday into Friday night.
One of the worst ice storms in years will impact NFL games this weekend. Also, find out how we predict rain or snow for a given area.
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The Sheraton Karachi Hotel is proud to be the first five-star hotel to have an exclusive Airport Welcome Lounge at the International Arrival Terminal of Karachi Airport. Our goal is to greet our guests at arrival and make them feel special even before they reach the hotel.
Our 407 guest rooms have been tastefully furnished and offer three room categories; Business, Deluxe and Club. Every category offers warmth and comfort, and each room is a great place to relax, wake up with a cup of tea and read a complimentary newspaper each morning. Our new Club Rooms are an invitation to luxury, and offer highly attractive facilities like unlimited free Internet and butler service.
When it comes to fine dining, our restaurants cater to all tastes. We offer a tempting variety of diverse cuisine from around the world. We have an all day Buffet Restaurant featuring local and continental cuisine, an authentic Pakistani Restaurant, a Lebanese Restaurant and La Mamma, our Italian Restaurant. Fanoos is our round-the-clock Coffee Shop, and a cheerful spot with a live band.
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BigMachines recently announced the release BigMachines 12, the latest version of the company's award-winning SaaS selling software. BigMachines 12 delivers an enhanced user experience and ease of maintenance.
The new features delivered in BigMachines 12 are driven by customer input combined with extensive industry research. BigMachines gathers product feedback by collaborating with customers on the My BigIdea innovation portal, regional Customer Success Forums and Cloud conferences in the United States and Europe.
"BigMachines 12 is the latest release in our long line of industry-leading SaaS software solutions. Each new BigMachines product release improves upon the scalability, repeatability and predictability of the solution for our customers," said John Pulling, Senior Vice President of Products, BigMachines. "Customer feedback is crucial to the process and enables us to continue to deliver the features requested by our customers that will best drive their business productivity."
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This is the official companion Web site for the Apache Cookbook book written by Ken Coar and Rich Bowen, published by O'Reilly & Associates.
- Sales top 10'000! According to our editor, the book has sold over ten thousand copies since November 2003. Thanks, everybody!
- Translations! Apache Cookbook has been, or is being, translated into several different language -- including Polish (I have a copy right here!), German, Spanish, Japanese, and Italian.
- We've been Slashdotted! Follow the link to read the review.
- We've added a page listing all the reviews of which we're aware, to help you find out what other people think of the book. Hopefully there will soon be the ability to add your own to this site, or at least add pointers to other sites. But until that happens, adding a review at Amazon.Com is probably the best path to letting people know what you think about the book.
- The book has been available since November 2003, and sales appear to be good. People who attended ApacheCon 2003 got the inside track, since some copies were shipped there directly from the bindery before they were available online or from brick&mortar outlets.
- There are three 'lists' of errata (misteaks) for the book: the one on this site, the one on the O'Reilly site, and the reports we've received in email. We consider the one here on the Cookbook site to be the most authoritative, and intend to keep it in sync with the others.
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Mark Block of Cain campaign, with creative video strategy, gets out Cain's message: "Get Involved!"
Herman Cain's stump speech often ended with the message of "Stay Informed," "Stay Involved" and "Stay Inspired," with short discussions of each point. Last week I listened to Herman make those points again in Phoenix at an AZ GOP fundraiser where Herman was the keynote speaker. A little birdie ran into Mark Block during Herman's speech (Mark was walking around observing the crowd's reaction to | Read More »


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The debatesVoters should shed preconceptions and do homework by watching debatesIf as a voter you are wavering even the slightest in your choice on Nov. 6, now is the time to do your homework. The best opportunities are the debates, which begin Wednesday evening.There is a lot of noise in presidential races, and this one is no different. And these days, with a plethora of media from which to choose, too many people gravitate only toward that which reflects their political views and preconceived notions. American voters long have been predisposed to vote down party lines. But today, label politics are even more extreme. And if people get most of their information from conservative talk radio or liberal media, special interest websites and from the chain emails from their like-minded friends, then it is going to be hard for them to choose the best man for the job. Wise voters vote for the man or woman, not the party. Neutral reporting is available in the traditional media. And the Web offers some useful tools, including websites such as www.votesmart.org where you can fill out a questionnaire on your viewpoints and be matched with the candidate most like you. But if we do nothing else as voters doing our homework, we should take time to watch one or more of the debates. These are opportunities to hear the candidates side-by-side in a neutral setting and as unscripted as it can get. Sadly, the only negative to the debates is that none apparently will include third party and independent candidates. It is important as voters that we do our due diligence before going to the polls. And in so doing we should leave our preconceptions at the door, tune out the noise and try to evaluate the candidates with open minds. The full schedule of debates is as follows (all starting at 8 p.m. Central time): Wednesday, Denver. Oct. 11 (vice presidential candidates), Danville, Ky. Oct. 16, Hempstead, N.Y. Oct. 22, Boca Raton, Fla. Editorials represent the institutional opinion of The Hutchinson News. All other opinion content – individual local and syndicated columnists and letter writers to the "Western Front" – represents the viewpoints of the individual authors. blog comments powered by Disqus Previous Reader Comments (if any): Inappropriate comments include those which: are libelous or defamatory are obscene, pornographic or sexually explicit; substituting characters for letters is not acceptable degrade others on basis of race, gender, class, ethnicity, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, disability or other classification are predatory, hateful or intended to attack, intimidate or harass writers or other commenters. contain advertising or solicitation misrepresent your identity or affiliation Also: Please don't hijack comment threads to controversial topics; keep comments relevant to the topic. Click here to read the entire policy |


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When I was in high school, I knew I wanted to attend a college that had strong academics, recreational opportunities and lots of different ways to get involved. I also wanted to attend a university that was committed to the environment and the community, and I felt like all of these things were important at Mount Union.
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Requirements for the Optional Concentrations in Sociology
An area of concentration is not required to complete the major in sociology. A student may choose more than one area of concentration. The concentrations are available only to sociology majors.
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Expanded and Renovated Auburn Library Reopens!
More than 250 people attended the opening celebration of the expanded and renovated Auburn Library on the morning of Saturday, September 15. As the crowd gathered, the Take Note Jazz Combo from Auburn Riverside High School entertained the crowd. KCLS Director Bill Ptacek then welcomed the residents to the ribbon-cutting and a number of dignitaries addressed the crowd, including KCLS Board Trustee Jessica Bonebright, Auburn Mayor Pete Lewis, King County Councilmember Pete von Reichbauer and the Friends of the Auburn Library President, Joan Mason. "This is going to be an outstanding library for years to come," said Mayor Pete Lewis. "This is another asset of the Les Gove campus." The 5,000 square foot library expansion project brings the library to a total of 20,000 square feet, thanks to the $172 million library capital bond approved by voters to fund major improvement projects at KCLS libraries. Two sides of the original building were expanded and glass walls allow views of neighboring Les Gove Park. Additional features include a central reading area that encourages gathering, a modified entryway, a new Children's Area, four small study rooms, a quiet study room and a flexible meeting room. The project includes expanded parking (29 more spaces), structural and electrical improvements and a rain garden. Three new pieces of artwork by Paul Vexler are on display, titled Amoeba Like, Smooth 360 and Helix with Internal Element. "It's about transparency and opening the building up to the community," said architect Walter Schacht.


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R2.2-1 RE: Application - General Duty ("Undue Risk")
1. Explanatory Notes
Section 2.2 provides a general duty to carry out all work without undue risk.
2. The Regulation
Section 2.2:
Despite the absence of a specific requirement, all work must be carried out without undue risk of injury or occupational disease to any person.
Section 2.2 allows an order to be issued requiring the elimination of undue risk to any worker from a hazardous work activity not covered by a specific section of the Regulation. Undue risk means a greater than normal probability continued exposure to the work, or working conditions, will result in injury or adverse health effect.
An order issued using section 2.2 must identify in the body of the order the condition causing undue risk.
If the requirements of a specific section of the Regulation applicable to another industry or the requirements of another regulatory agency could provide guidance for elimination of the undue risk, the order may quote and/or refer to the specific section or regulatory requirement.
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ATLANTA, MO -- Traffic fatalities across the state of Missouri are up six percent compared to this time last year and sixty three percent of those fatalities involved patrons not wearing a seatbelt.
According to the Missouri state highway patrol most of those accidents were at major intersections from drivers failing to yield to right away or stop.
After yesterday's serious accident on Highway 63 and Route M, in Atlanta, the patrol is reminding drivers not to take driving for granted. The patrol is going to be continuing Operation STOP, which stands for stop, think, observe, and proceed.
Since the operation began in March, 150 citations have been issued for basic traffic violations.
"Motorist need to realize that whenever they approach an intersection, they need to understand it is their responsibility to see that they can safely cross that intersection. Making sure there is no oncoming traffic and they do heed to the traffic signals such as stop signs," Missouri State Highway Patrol Sergeant Brent Bernhardt said.
Sergeant Bernhard says most of the accidents involve a driver that lives within a few miles of the accident site. Bernhard reminds drivers that no matter how often you drive a particular area, you should devote full attention.


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November 12, 2013 5:18 am | by YOUKYUNG LEE - AP Technology Writer - Associated Press | CommentsMost mobile phone users have never heard of Tizen. Neither have car owners or anyone with a fridge. Samsung Electronics Co. wants to change that. The South Korean electronics giant is in a quiet push to make its Tizen operating system a part of the technology lexicon as familiar as Google's...
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November 11, 2013 4:45 pm | by EurekAlert! | CommentsThe study helps to confirm the idea that the surface of Phobos contains tons of dust, soil, and rock blown off the Martian surface by large projectile impacts. Phobos' orbital path plows through occasional plumes of Martian debris, meaning the tiny moon has been gathering Martian castoffs for millions of years.
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November 11, 2013 1:03 pm | by EurekAlert! | CommentsAt the final conference of the EU project CO2CARE - CO2 Site Closure Assessment Research - at the GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences from 04 to 06 November 2013 more than 60 experts from academia, industry and regulatory authorities from 13 countries discussed technologies and procedures for a safe and sustainable closure of geological CO2 storage sites.
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November 11, 2013 12:58 pm | by EurekAlert! | CommentsPhysical and chemical changes in the brain during development can potentially play a role in some delinquent and deviant behaviors, according to research released today. Studies looking at the underlying mechanisms that influence our ability to exercise self-control were presented at Neuroscience 2013....
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November 11, 2013 11:32 am | by DAVID RISING, Associated Press | CommentsThe European Space Agency says one of its research satellites re-entered the Earth's atmosphere early Monday on an orbit that passed over Siberia, the western Pacific Ocean, the eastern Indian Ocean and Antarctica. The 1,100-kilogram (2,425-pound) satellite disintegrated in the atmosphere but about 25 percent of it...
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November 11, 2013 11:26 am | by The Associated Press | CommentsGoogle plans to include a dozen or so massive sails on its four-story barge under construction in the heart of the San Francisco Bay, creating a floating artistic structure the Internet giant promises will "stand out," a newspaper reported Friday. After weeks of speculation that barge would be "a party boat..."
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November 11, 2013 9:18 am | by MARTHA MENDOZA, AP National Writer | CommentsThe family of a Silicon Valley engineer who amassed one of the nation's most extensive historic military vehicle collections is giving the tanks, missile launchers and armored vehicles to a Massachusetts-based museum that will preserve and display some of them.