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"One of the best things you can do to motivate other people is to get out there and do it yourself, and that's what I work on. I just want to be healthy and fit and hopefully that will help other people get the message and inspired. If I can do it, you can do it," exclaims Alison to Healthy Hollywood!
The mother of two inspired thousands the other week at the More Magazine/Fitness Magazine's Women's Half-Marathon in New York's Central Park. Sweeny co-hosted the 10th anniversary of this race and completed the half-marathon in less than two hours. More than 7,550 women from around the world took part in the race. "I was so honored to asked to be a part of this event and to support fitness and health along with thousands of women," said Alison, who added, "I went running with 10,000 of my closet friends this morning and it was awesome!"
Besides running, Alison also likes to hike, bike and take spin classes. And, she's especially proud to be part of NBC's weight loss hit, "The Biggest Loser."
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The holiday season is here once again, putting everyone in the gift-buying mood. If you've arrived on this page, you're searching for the right gift for the gamer in your life - or you're secretly looking for cool stuff to buy for yourself ahead of the holidays. Either way, you've come to the right place for an all encompassing list of the best things to buy the gaming enthusiast you love most, no matter what they may be looking for.
Do they want a new console and all the essential accessories? Or fancy toys inspired by their favorite games? Good deals on some greatest hits? Lovely books filled with art inspired by their beloved series? Films and TV shows based on a much-loved game? Some random stocking stuffers? I have suggestions that'll cover those wish lists and more if you simply click forward to see them…
You and I both know that if you plan to continue playing games over the next few years, you're going to need to get at least one new generation console. Should the person you're shopping for want a PlayStation 4, don't think you're all set after buying the system, even if it's the spiffy white model that comes with Destiny. You'll need to get the best PS4 games, and you can give them their choice with some cash for the online store. Meanwhile, the monthly offers of free games make a PlayStation Plus subscription an almost integral part of the system - not to mention it's required for most online multiplayer games. And hell, why not grab a few extra controllers just to make the set really complete?
Of course, there's also the Xbox One if you want to hop on Microsoft's train to new-gen. MS is making the console extra attractive for the holidays, offering price cuts on consoles, including systems bundled with Assassin's Creed Unity, Call of Duty: Advance Warfae, and Sunset Overdrive. If you plan to take the Xbox One online, you may want to consider a a year subscription to Xbox Live, because some of the best Xbox One games get offered free each month as part of the service. If the games aren't free, consider adding on a gift card of cash for the online store. Plus, unless the person you're buying the system for lives alone, some extra controllers will make this gift complete.
Nintendo's Wii U isn't the universal phenomenon that the Wii was, but that doesn't mean it's a terrible system. Thanks to the high quality of some of the best Wii U games out there, I daresay it's the fine console worth having in addition to PS4 or Xbox One. Nintendo is getting pretty aggressive with selling the machine this year too, with an impressive Mario Kart 8 bundle, as well as this New Super Mario Bros. U package. And if you plan to get the system alongside Super Smash Bros. Wii U with GameCube support then you may want to bundle that with some new faux GameCube controllers, or perhaps some Pro controllers if you'd rather stay current. Unlike the competition, Nintendo has no premimium online service to sign-up for, but some Nintendo Network cash will still be useful if you want to download any of the games off of the eShop.
Capcom and Sanrio have been doing an extraordinary job of mashing together the top fighters in gaming with the the friendly cat-lady, and that continues this year with new merch. Hello Kitty X Street Fighter line now has plushies for Guile, Cammy, and Ken, all as cuddly as the human heart can bare. And if your loved one doesn't already have them, I also suggest the Dhalsim, Zangief, and E. Honda plushies, as well as the former Comic-Con exclusive Akuma if you're really feeling the holiday spirit.
Pokemon X and Y saw a global launch, but you still have to import some of the best Pokemon toys out there. No, if you want to gift some of the best figures in recent memory, you've got to grab imports. For example, there are great Japanese toys of Greninja, as well as both Mega versions of Charizard, all three of which are essential for playing out pretend Smash Bros. matches. And if you were chasing version legendaries Yveltal and Xerneas, you'll find both at Amazon.
I'm undeniably excited at seeing Hideo Kojima's next entry in the Metal Gear Solid series, but half of that excitement is knowing the games will inspire more Metal Gear toys. And there have been a number of great additions. To start, look at Square Enix's new figure of Big Boss from Ground Zeroes looks equal to the steep price tag he commands. If you prefer to stay old school, Revoltech's original MGS Snake is a more affordable (but no less compelling) figure, and he'd look great in battle with this iteration of Liquid Snake. Lastly, if you prefer your secret agents small and cute, the Solid Snake Nendoroid is a must buy.
I've written a ton about the amiibo line of figures, and with good cause. Nintendo is putting its best foot forward with its line of interactive toys, and hardcore Nintendo fans no doubt feel compelled to get all of them. So be sure to get Mario, Link, Samus Aran, Kirby, Fox, Donkey Kong, Pikachu, Peach, Marth, Yoshi, Villager, Wii Fit Trainer, Diddy Kong, Zelda, Luigi, Captain Falcon, Pit, and Little Mac all before the end of the year so they can interact with Wii U releases like Mario Kart 8 and Super Smash Bros. Wii U.
If you're shopping for a youngster who loves toys-to-life games (seriously, that's what publishers call these), then you'll likely want to reach beyond Nintendo. In that case, Disney Infinity 2.0 adds some varity to Disney's world by bringing in Marvel super heroes, including Spider-Man, the Guardians of the Galaxy, the Hulk, Iron Man, and even Nick Fury. Not to be outdone, there's also Skylanders, the game that started it all, with Skylanders: Trap Team, a sequel that basically transforms the series into Pokemon in a clever plot to collect all of Earth's money.
Nintendo toys hardly end with amiibo. The last year saw a trio of adorable Nintendo figures that would all make some unexpected gifts for the fan in your life. Tamashi Nations' Mario figure is one of the plumber's most versatile likenesses, while still keeping his trademark look. Meanwhile, toy maker Good Smile has been killing it with Nendoroids lately, making the indespensible Luigi and Toon Link toys that come with an extensive collection of creative accessories.
If the geek you're shopping for wants some cool toys that are more geared towards western audiences, Funko Pop's continually growing list of figures has to have at least one toy they'd want. Anyone that saw Guardians of the Galaxy over the summer will want to have their very own Dancing Groot toy, but if they'd prefer to stick with games, the recent Kratos recreation captures his murderous rage in the cutest way possible. Funko also has a number of toys for Blizzard's millions of fans, like adorable facimiles of Diablo, Arthas, and Kerrigan, thus covering all the developer's biggest games. And that's only the start of Funko Pop's offerings. Just dig around on those Amazon links and you're bound to find about a dozen you'll want to keep for yourself.
Toys are all well and good, but don't you want to give a gift that will at least make it appear that you read while still celebrating the art of video games? Then these many gorgeous art books are the right presents for the holidays. Some recent favorites of mine include The Art of Titanfall, The Art of Watch Dogs, The Art of Wolfenstein: The New Order, The Art of Alien: Isolation, The Art of Destiny, and The Art of Dragon Age: Inquisition, all offering unique looks at the game's art throughout development. Plus, if you've ever enjoy Crash Bandicoot, Jak, Uncharted, or The Last of Us, then you need the 30 years of Naughty Dog art book posthaste.
So look, all the art books on that last slide are great, but if you prefer to appreciate art from Japanese-developed games, there are a number of great new books worth grabbing off Amazon. Capcom offers up UDON's Complete Art of Capcom, The Art of Street Fighter covering the whole series, and the Breath of Fire Complete Works, all of which give new perspective on its most popular games. Likewise, you'll find out more about how Namco creates the SouCalibur series in SoulCalibur: New Legends of Project Soul art book. Lastly, this Eyes of Bayonetta art book shines new light on the series just as it arrives on the Wii U.
We all love games, but every now and then you'll want to sit back and not worry about daunting things like save points and gameplay. For the times you'd rather just sit back and watch your favorite series, there are many films and shows on Blu-ray, like the recently released Bayonetta anime which gives a glossy, animated sheen to the witch versus angel battles. The Persona 4 anime is another Japanese production worth searching out. If your friend loves the fighting games that ruled the '90s, I'd suggest the live action adaptations Mortal Kombat: Legacy or Street Fighter: Assassins. Finally, if you're still impressed by the cutscenes in early PS3 release Heavenly Sword, then you'll want to see the CG film that's based on the game.
I'll be honest with you: not every gamer is special enough to deserve spending more than $150, especially not for a decorative bust of their favorite character. However, should you care about a person that deeply, then there are some great statues out there for people with extra money to burn. First Figures is one of the top makers of gaming statues in North America, and its most recent run of figures is top notch. There's Tanooki Mario, Shenmue's Ryo Hazuki, and this impressive one of Zelda from Twilight Princess. If MMOs and Elder Scrolls are more in-line with the person's loves, this Hero of Tamriel figure should do the trick, as would this sculpt of the Dragonborn. If you're out to show love via pure spending power, these are the gifts for the gamers in your life.
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The deadline is up for school districts to decide whether or not they would submit a signed memorandum of understanding to the state in its efforts to compete for federal funding.
Both Niles and Brandywine school districts made their decision last night regarding the memo for the "Race to the Top" grant program, in which the federal government is offering more than $4 billion nationwide, up to $400 million in federal dollars available for the state of Michigan.
"As of yesterday, of the 815 school districts or charter schools in the state of Michigan, 703 have submitted a memo of understanding on this Race to the Top grant," John Jarpe, superintendent of Brandywine Community Schools, said Monday night.
Many school districts have pushed for more information regarding the memo – some describing having first been handed an essentially blank document that did not outline the mandates districts may be held to in order to receive funds, Jarpe said. Throughout the process "there were multiple changes and characterizations," he said, and seemed to be more at ease with seeing the district sign on in agreement.
Still, the resolution that Jarpe proposed to the board came with a bit of a security blanket for the district.
"It's going to be helpful for us as we learn more about this grant that we have the option to withdraw," Jarpe said.
He added he didn't think a withdrawal would happen, the board in a unanimous vote opted to sign the memo.
Though many districts have questioned signing on in a show of support to the state to enter into the competition for federal funding, Gov. Granholm recently signed a five-bill package that created a new set of state mandates that could directly relate to any directives passed down from the Race to the Top program.
"Much of the details, if not all of the details that are involved with this grant are now state law," Jarpe said, addressing the board and explaining his decision to support the memo signing. "I can not pass a resolution that would suggest we not follow the law."
Trustee Dennis Cooper questioned whether any new regulations would be funded through the grant, via the state or the federal government or if those regulations could actually cost the schools money, essentially decreasing the value of any money received through the grant.
"Are they funding it or are we going to have to do this on our own?" Cooper asked. "Is this going to be another unfunded mandate?"
That's one question that has yet to be answered. Showing support for Michigan's decision to compete for funding is really a first step in seeing just how Race to the Top affects school districts across the state.
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"Conservative, low-leverage debt is a trademark of my business model," Joseph Farkas, president of Metropolitan Realty Associates said in a statement. "Conservative debt allows for the greatest market flexibility and continually preserves our partnership equity investment as we develop and lease our projects or prepare to monetize an asset."
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36 Yr Old, 3 Kids, 5'10, 150lbs, Bad Surgery, Looking to Revise Boobs, and Get Fat Transfer to Butt. - New Haven, CT
Years ago I had just one baby and very saggy deflated boobs for a very young girl. I was in my early 20's and not married. (I will eventually add a picture). I went to the top rated doctor in the area I live, I saw his work on the Internet and in person and I loved it. He was great, and boobs... READ MORE
Breast Lift Mastopexy W/ Silicone & Rhinoplasty - Miami, FL
4/19 Today I went for a consultation. I want DD size breast, no more sagging, or discomfort from my last procedure, which was from a different doctor. I am so excited to be having both procedures! I have considered this for over 5 years and I never expected to be able to get both procedures done... READ MORE
25 Years Young and Ready for my Confidence to Come Back - Tampa, FL
My 1st plastic surgery was with another surgeon that was eager to do but the outcome was nothing like he expressed. I never did my research I was just young and dumb and happy to finally have a chest, well I paid the ultimate price. Meeting with Dr. Rieger was amazing, I know plenty of woman... READ MORE
Breast Implant Reduction and Lift - Newport Beach, Ca
This was my 3rd round of implants i had never been completely happy, so with a little research i found Dr. Bandy. After reviewing her I set up a consulation. I met with Dr. Bandy and she was so sweet and down to earth unlike my previous doctors. We discussed my options and what look i was going... READ MORE
Looking 10 Times Better - Honolulu, HI
I'm 29 and 4 years ago, I got 350 cc saline implants. First of all, Do Not get Saline. I don't care if they look better, they just feel super fake, two water balloons to be exact. But beside that, my main problem was the way it looked... so imagine two water balloons shaped very weird and no... READ MORE
Terrible Looking Results - Manhattan, NY
I had my breasts revised by Dr. Rapaport and I'm completely unhappy with the results. The breasts are two different sizes and one pocket is way lower than the other. My pectoral muscles on my left side are damaged and I am left in a deep depression since having them done. I do not trust his... READ MORE
Going Bigger and Fixing Bottoming out -Bloomfield Hills, MI
I had 350 CC HP filled to 360 (L) and 375 (R) implants last may. I immediately knew that they were going to be too small and was unhappy for a while. Then my left implant just kept dropping and now it looks kinda weird. So I am going to take the opportunity to get internal sutures and also go up... READ MORE
Breast Implant Exchange with Right Breast Capsule Removal ! - El Paso, TX
I had these implant for 12 years and fairly happy! They were 350cc I exchanged them for gummy bear implants the shaped 410 375cc, that's not what I was looking for. They looked like old ladies breasts! My left breast was a little more saggy because I had no capsule contrac like on my right so... READ MORE
3 Weeks Post-op - Newport Beach, CA
I had my breasts redone because my right breast was capsulated, and I had a constant pain. When I had my first BA my surgeon told me my nipples would go out and he would need to perform a second surgery. Unsatisfied with the first surgery I never had the second surgery. Since my implant never... READ MORE
3rd Times a Charm? Michigan, MI
I'm 34 yrs old. 5'7" and 135lbs. I had a mommy makeover in March of 2013, u can read my story in the mommy makeover reviews. In September on 2013 I had my first revision on my breasts and scar revision on my TT scar. The revision corrected some issues, but also created new ones... I am now... READ MORE
Best Ever Clearwater FL
I had 3 very bad BAs and the last one was the worst I ended up with lots of complications. I'm a very persistent person but I came to a point that I was in apathy about my breast and was very unhappy about them.Untill one day my husband encouraged me and I found Dr. Revis on-line, many... READ MORE
45 Years Old, Double Bubble After Aug Revision - Charleston, SC
August 2013 switch from saline to memory gel. Went from 425 cc to 500. They looked great, than got cc on right side. Had surgery to correct cc and lot of complications with swelling and internal bleeding. Had surgery again, they had to pull skin up from tummy to close up my incision. ... READ MORE
Changed the Size to 700 Cc Allergen High Profile - Scottsdale, AZ
So went to see my surgeon for a second preop appt yesterday and let him know my concerns. I currently have 480cc saline implants And having some rippling in the upper pole as well as underneath. Dr said ripping happens more often with Saline. Anyways I was wavering with sizes. Worried that 650... READ MORE
40. Yr Old 5 Kids - Corpus Christi, TX
Had surgery twice on right side. Both times remove. Left looks awesome. Got infection staph twice. Removed twice. Not sure if I am going give it a third time. Doc does procedure in or suite in office. A lot of turnover of staff. The pain and disappoint I don't think I can handle again. And my... READ MORE
31, Two Daughters - Schererville, IN
I originally had my breasts done in 2008 after having both of my daughters. Best decision EVER! Then I decided to have them redone in 2013. I went from saline implants to silicone. From a full C to a DD (550cc's). Yet again, another wonderful decision! Dr. Galante is hands down the best! So is... READ MORE
Switching Implants from Saline to Silicone After 13 Wonderful Years - Alberta, AB
I am reluctantly writing this as it is a very personal journey, HOWEVER...there is very limited information for cases and scenarios like mine so perhaps I can help other women going through the same decisions. I have had my Allergan 350cc moderate saline implants for 13 years (I got them when i... READ MORE
Taking one day at a time.
I got my BA last year and this year I had to go back for a revision surgery because one of the pockets opened up. I don't know what the cause of this is but I had to get this taken cared of right away. Aside from the revision surgery, what I'm having a hard time is dealing with the size I chose.... READ MORE
32 Years Old Two Children - Arizona, AZ
I was forced to have a revision of the first surgery. Worst experience od my entire life! I am now 12 days po op. I had a correcting of symnastia, scarring, reshaping of arreola, and went frim 425 cc to 300. Can some one please telk me if this looks normal. I had my follow up with my surgeon, he... READ MORE


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Willow Smith Goes Pinkby Hilton Hater at . Comments
Willow Smith has changed her hair color once again.
The young, talented offspring of Will and Jada first went bald two months ago; she then dyed what little hair grew back a nice shade of green; and, over the weekend, Willow posed on the red carpet of The Kids Choice Awards with pink locks.
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Are you down with the pink? How does it compare with the green? Vote now: What do you think of Willow's latets hair color?
willow seriously yo hairdo may be crazy nd wiered but am luving rocking the colour as well luv u willow big fan
i love you and you are ugly
WEIRD Child.
i'm not trying to be mean but willow is i don't even know i mean come on.
willow you need to go to a mentel hospitel i'm for real.
how willow the best miilton she's not the best. that's all i'm tell you.
willow is the best keep it up
i like it.. i think it looks good!! and i dont think it has anything to do with her parents "problems" let her be. And if you know ANYTHING about willow its that she likes to do what she wants and loves a change!! the kid is confident and happy!! And she doesnt care what people think.. plus shes a celebrity..our world and there world are competely different.. people need to stop jugding and let the kid be a kid!!!
For all you ppl who think children need to express themselves, look at all the school shootings, bullying, etc. these children are expressing themselves too. Parents need to be parents & stop letting the kids run their lives.
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This Is Why Rand Paul Is Hillary Clinton's Worst NightmareSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 11/20/2014 12:07 -0500
As Hilary Clinton starts to ponder the curtains she wants to hang in the Oval Office, there is only one person who can realistically stand in her way: Rand Paul.
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RON PAUL: INTeRNeT GaMBLiNG BaN, A WiNNeR FoR SHeLDoN ADeLSoN...Submitted by williambanzai7 on 11/17/2014 21:01 -0500
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Former Goldman Banker Reveals The Path To The Next Depression And Stock Market CollapseSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 11/11/2014 22:00 -0500
Our political-financial system has gone from the dysfunctional to the failed to the surreal. Speculation, once left to individuals and investors, is now federally sponsored, subsidized and institutionalized. When this sham finally buckles and the next shoe falls and rates do eventually rise, the stock market will tank, liquidity will die, and the broader economy will plunge into a worse Depression than before. We are not there yet because of these coordinated moves and the political force behind them. But we are on a precarious path to that inevitability.
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Ron Paul: What The Mid-Term Elections Really Mean For Peace And LibertySubmitted by Tyler Durden on 11/11/2014 21:18 -0500
Did the election last week really mean that much? I took to my Twitter account on Tuesday to point out that the change in control of the Senate from Democrat to Republican actually means very little, despite efforts by politicians and the mainstream media to convince us otherwise. Yes, power shifted, I wrote. But the philosophy on Capitol Hill changed very little. The warfare/welfare state is still alive and well in Washington.
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ISIS Going Back To The "Gold Standard"Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/11/2014 10:00 -0500
It appears the terrorist organization known as Islamic State has been watching the fiasco of fiat money and reading Alan Greenspan and Ron Paul. As The Daily Mail reports, ISIS wants to introduce its own currency and plans to bring back solid gold and silver dinar coins in an attempt to solidify its makeshift caliphate. Around 1500 years after the Dinar was first introduced - made from pure gold and silver - ISIS plans to implement the change within a few weeks, changing changing from regular dinars and Lira to golden dinars and silver dirhams.
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Greenspan's Stunning Admission: "Gold Is Currency; No Fiat Currency, Including the Dollar, Can Match It"Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/07/2014 23:28 -0500
For some reason, the Council of Foreign Relations, where ex-Fed-Chief Alan Greenspan spoke last week, decided the following discussion should be left out of the official transcript. We can perhaps understand why... as Gillian Tett concludes, "comments like that will be turning you into a rock star amongst the gold bug community."
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Ron Paul: "We Don't Have A Democracy... The US Political System Is A Monopoly"Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/07/2014 21:37 -0500
"If a third party person gets anywhere along, they are going to do everything they can to stop that from happening," blasts Ron Paul, explaining to RT's Erin Ade that the 'monopoly' system run by the leaders of the two main parties was all too evident as Americans went to the polls this week. "It's a monopoly... and they don't even allow a second option," Paul concluded, lashing out that "here at home, we don't have true Democracy."
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Ron Paul Says: Watch The PetrodollarSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 11/06/2014 16:30 -0500
"The chaos that one day will ensue from our 35-year experiment with worldwide fiat money will require a return to money of real value. We will know that day is approaching when oil-producing countries demand gold, or its equivalent, for their oil rather than dollars or euros. The sooner the better." - Ron Paul
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Washington's Blinding Hypocrisy: A Tale Of Two Elections In The UkraineSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 11/04/2014 21:38 -0500
The US government loves to "promote democracy" overseas, often at the barrel of a gun. Strangely enough, however, it often "deplores" actual elections being held in such places. Take Ukraine, for example. An election held last week by a group that forcibly seized power from a legitimately-elected government was hailed by the US administration as a great democratic achievement. So here is the real message from the US government: elections overseas are only legitimate if we have pre-approved the parties allowed to stand and if we have pre-approved the outcome. The election must result in exactly the kind of "pro-West" government that we desire or we will begin destabilization and regime change, if completely ignoring the results does not do the trick.
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The BIG Issue if the GOP Takes the SenateSubmitted by Phoenix Capital Research on 11/04/2014 10:21 -0500
If the GOP takes the senate, the days of the Fed doing whatever it wants will have ended. This may well in fact be what pops the US stock market bubble. The GOP hasn't controlled the Senate at any point since the Crisis hit in 2008. If the GOP controls both the House and the Senate, the Fed will be in for SERIOUS problems.
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The Pope: "Corruption Is a Greater Evil than Sin"Submitted by George Washington on 10/24/2014 21:48 -0500
"More than Forgiven, This Evil Must Be CURED"
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Save Yourself The $250,000: This Is What Bernanke Said Behind Closed DoorsSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 10/22/2014 14:06 -0500
There was a time when one couldn't get Bernanke to shut up: whether it was swearing to Congress how the Fed is not monetizing debt, explaining to Ron Paul that gold is nothing but "tradition", or otherwise issuing one after another after another debt monetizing quantitative easing program in hopes that "this time" the trickle down from the record high stock market would finally unleash central-planning utopia, Bernanke's verbal insight was in a state of constant deflation. However, ever since his departure from the marble halls of the Marriner Eccles building, suddenly Bernanke's insight has hyperinflated to the tune of some $250,000 per hour of Bernanke's time (time during which he says such profound insights as "No Rate Normalization During My Lifetime"). So without further ado, and without having to fork over a ridiculous quarter of a million dollars, here is what the Chairsatan really said...
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Einsteinian Insanity? FHFA Head Mel Watt Pushes Banks To Make Extreme Risk Home LoansSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 10/18/2014 09:26 -0500
Mel Watt is one of the most dangerous financial oligarch puppets operating in America today. As Bloomberg reports, "a U.S. housing regulator plans new steps to encourage banks to lend to buyers with less than-perfect credit scores... Watt will also discuss an effort that would allow borrowers to put down as little as 3% of the purchase price." It's for the good of the people right? He's a "liberal" so he's always working for the little guy, right? Wrong...
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Ron Paul: "Liberty, Not Government, Is Key To Containing Ebola"Submitted by Tyler Durden on 10/14/2014 21:32 -0500
Firestone's success in containing Ebola shows that, far from justifying new state action, the Ebola crises demonstrates that individuals acting in the free market can do a better job of containing Ebola than can governments. The Ebola crisis is also another example of how US foreign aid harms the very people we are claiming to help. Limiting government at home and abroad is the best way to protect health and freedom.
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Swiss National Bank Explains Why It Is Against Repatriating GoldSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 10/10/2014 09:06 -0500
The Swiss National Bank has lashed out at the so-called "gold initiative" efforts to "Save Our Swiss Gold" unsurprisingly proclaiming it as a bad idea. As Ron Paul previously noted, "The gold referendum, if it is successful, will be a slap in the face to those elites," and so the full-court press ahead of the Nov 30th vote has begun (a la Scotland fearmongery) as SNB Vice Chairman Jean-Pierre Danthine explains how a 'yes' vote for the initiative "would severely constrain the SNB's room for manoeuvre in a future crisis," as it "poses danger to the conduct of a successful monetary policy." His reasoning (below) is stunning...
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On Wednesday, ESPN.com's Chad Ford conducted his weekly chat and one question dealt with who could be a sleeper for the No. 1 selection in the 2015 NBA draft. His answer might surprise some people, especially those who don't know much about Internati...Blog | November 13, 2014
Shane Larkin's future with KnicksNick Borges
Tim Hardaway Jr., the No. 24 selection of the 2013 draft, averaged 10.2 points last season and was chosen to the All-Rookie first team. With that in mind, Tuesday's news that the New York Knicks picked up his 2015-16 team option was an expected forma...Blog | October 29, 2014
Player of the Year picks for 2014-15Fran Fraschilla and Seth Greenberg
Fran Fraschilla and Seth Greenberg got together to discuss the biggest topics in college basketball. This week, they provide their Player of the Year selections as well as dark-horse picks. Player of the Year Fran Fraschilla: It's not often that yo...Blog | October 29, 2014
T.J. Warren's fractured thumbNick Borges
The Phoenix Suns likely won't have rookie T.J. Warren, the No. 14 selection in the 2014 NBA draft, available for a short time due to a fractured left thumb. The injury was diagnosed on Wednesday after he hurt the thumb on Tuesday. There is no timelin...Blog | October 23, 2014
Adjustment period for Aaron Gordon?Joe Kaiser
Orlando's surprise selection of athletic forward Aaron Gordon with the No. 4 overall pick over the summer was made largely because of the potential and upside Gordon brings to the floor. But the forward may have to show improvement in several key are...Blog | September 24, 2014
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Chalet Buchille
Chalet | 4 bedrooms | sleeps 8
|Key Info
The chalet is recently built and has been furnished to a very high standard throughout. The ground floor has a fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher, fridge-freezer, oven, hob, microwave and washing machine. The wood burning fire in the dining room is a real delight after a hard day's skiing!
On this floor there is also a bedroom with two single beds, a bathroom with washbasin, bath and bidet and a separate WC. The first floor has two double bedrooms and a cosy sitting area on the mezzannine overlooking the double height living area.
The lower ground floor has a totally independent studio apartment for two people. The chalet also has an integrated garage and a ski store.
Chalet Buchille provides a rare combination of superb views, excellent accommodation and a very convenient position. The main ski lifts are ten minutes walk from the chalet. Skis can be hired and stored at the Intersport shop next to the lifts, thus eliminating the need to carry them back and forth each day. For those looking for a change of scene, the bus to the Ardent lifts leaves from just across the road from the chalet.
There is a balcony which runs around the chalet and from which there are truly superb views of Morzine and the snow covered mountains beyond.
DVDs, TV, books and games are all provided by us to ensure that everyone is well entertained.
We provide logs for the fire, toiletries and a complimentary welcome pack
|Sleeps up to 8, 4 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Thonon 30 km
|Will consider
|Short breaks (1-4 days)
|Car not necessary
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Geneva 40 km, Nearest railway: Thonon 30 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|Pets welcome, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Log fire, DVD player
|Central heating, TV, Video player, CD player, Telephone
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Washing machine
|4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 2 Family bathrooms
|Single beds (4), Double beds (2), Cots (1), Dining seats for 8, Lounge seats for 8
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
|Further details
Prices are quoted in euros per week, they include linen and towels.
You can book on line on our website using a secure server to process your 25% deposit.
The Rhone/French Alps region
The Haute Savoie covers the Northern part of the French Alps. This area has welcomed travellers and tourists in both Winter and Summer for centuries. Annecy, Chamonix and Geneva (just over the border in Switzerland) are perhaps the most well known of its towns.
In Summer the climate is warm and sunny, just right for an active holiday in the clear mountain air!
Morzine is a centre for both Winter and Summer holidays. In Winter we attract skiers and snowboarders from all over the world. In Summer the mountains provide a fantastic backdrop to the town which offers many activities to the active holiday maker. Perhaps the most popular today is mountain biking, but we prefer the hiking, the pool and the tennis.
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Volbeat is the name on everyone's lips these days. The hype surrounding this Danish band has been unmatched in this century by nearly anyone. Everyone wants a piece – everyone wants to be on the bandwagon. Ever since Volbeat made their big break by opening for, and being personally endorsed by, Metallica in 2009, Volbeat's assumed potential has been limitless. Their previous record "Beyond Hell/Above Heaven" was seen as the coming out party, which means pressure is mounted on "Outlaw Gentlemen and Shady Ladies" to be a blockbuster.
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One of the things about the thrash renaissance that is most welcome is the remembrance of bands outside the Big Four. While the Bay Area bands, along with the New York scene, did define thrash and contribute countless classic records, the boundaries of the genre weren't compatible with America's. Thrash exploded everywhere, and nowhere more than Germany, which has solidified its legacy as the second home of thrash. In the dark years of heavy metal, when all but the biggest bands seemed forgotten, the German thrash scene was reduced to but a blip on the screen.
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To those few who are following this blog, my apologies for yet another new beginning. I just haven't hit a level of honesty and insight-fulness with this thing that appeals to me. So once again, hello. My name is Greg. I'm writing a blog about… about… well, myself, being a middle-aged, middle-class (by the skin of my teeth) white guy living in the middle of America. Though I have little to show for it, I've been a photographer since high school years, and I've dabbled around the periphery of art for a long time.
Though photography is a technology-laden art form, I grow tired of thinking of it in those terms. I do believe that to be a photographer, you have to find a process that enthuses you, that feeds your heart. For some, that's slow photography– darkroom, silver gelatin, large format or some derivative of historical processes. For others, it's the latest digital technology and megapixels, always stepping up into the next newest thing. And everything in between.
I think photography has always been a very liquid and moving platform, always on the edge of technology. As a cash-strapped young lad, and now a cash-strapped old guy, I could rarely be on the cusp of the latest offerings. I've spent the last couple of years with one foot in the old-school film camp (35mm Nikons!), one foot in digital technology (circa 2009 or so), trying to hone in on a comfortable process that balances what I can afford with what I want to do. And I'm about burnt-out.
The reason I was a black and white film photography guy for many years was not only because I loved black and white. It's because I could always find a black and white darkroom to work in, and have full control over my images. When digital arrived, I embraced color photography because I now had full control with Photoshop and an Epson printer. I did a lot with a 6-megapixel camera. I don't think anyone would know, upon viewing a print, what camera I used, and that was the point.
But when you mingle with other photographers, or read photo blogs or magazines, you quickly feel less than adequate if you haven't kept up with technology. Even if it doesn't matter to the images you produce. I've been caught up in that fog for too long, and feel that I've come to resolution. I'm back to digital, using my outmoded technology, and I'll struggle along happily. Unless I win the lottery, in which case, I'm on the elevator to the top floor, laughing at YOU!
I need to get back to projects, thinking about the image, not the camera. It's better when I have the technology down-pat, not thinking or stressing about it. Just photographing and finding what I want to find through image-making. I used to work that way, but stumbled. I think I'm back on my feet again, eager to go.


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Well-Crafted CombinationRick Barrows, president of Springdale company Multi-Craft Contractors Inc. and all-around champion for local entrepreneurship, has struck up a partnership with Rogers-based Recycled Hydro Solutions. You may remember our reporting in a previous edition about RHS owner Chris Gilreath and his invention, RinseWell. The former restaurateur is dedicated to developing products that conserve water in the food service industry, and it started with RinseWell, a redesign of a utensil-sanitizing fixture called the dipper well. Barrows personally invested in the company, and MCC will help build prototypes for a national beta launch tentatively set for April. When Barrows heard about RinseWell "I thought it was right down our alley, right in our sweet spot," he told Whispers, referring to MCC's... [ MORE ]
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The Outlaw Josey Wales (1976), Clint Eastwood's 31st film as an actor, 20th as international star, and 5th as director, was the first to win him widespread respect. Critics had grumbled when the producer-star replaced Philip Kaufman (The Right Stuff) in the director's chair a week into shooting. They ended up cheering when Eastwood delivered both his most sympathetic performance to date and--with the heroic collaboration of cinematographer Bruce Surtees--an impressive Panavision epic that stresses the scruffiness, rather than the scenic splendors, of frontier life.
Though it's been honored with a place in the National Film Registry, Josey Wales is good, not great, Eastwood. The big-gun fetishism can get tiresome, and too many characters exist only to serve as six-gun (and at one point Gatling gun) fodder. But mostly the film is agreeably eccentric, and almost furtively sweet in spirit--a key transitional title in the Eastwood filmography, and one of his most entertaining. --Richard T. Jameson
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I have read that you are supposed to dump most of the liquid from a starter and leave just enough to make a slurry but is there anything wrong with dumping all the liquid in there?
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For me it depends on the size of the starter and how long I have allowed. 1 liter or less goes straight in. 1L to 2L is decanted if I have allowed time. More than 2L would put off brew day so I could decant. If I don't decant I pitch at high krausen, about 18-24 hours on the stirplate.
Slightly off topic, but try this: pour the starter beer into mason jars or beer bottles and put them in the fridge. There's enough yeast suspended in there to make a starter for your next batch.
I think if you decant the liquid off the starter, much of the less floculant (and higher attentuation) yeast will be separated from the rest. This changes the characteristics of your yeast population, especially over several generations. I'd say take a cell count of the liquid you wish to remove, if you have a reasonable amount then you altered the population characteristics. Especially if there is enough yeast in suspension to start another batch, then you have created two very different results. One beer will come out dryer and less clear than the other. I guess some worry about the additional fermentation byproducts that you can smell in the starter, but it should not make a big difference, yeast reabsorb a fraction of what they emit, more so the less flocculent they are (in general). So by losing the less floculent fraction of the population you lose a part of the yeast's ability to reabsorb the by products - but then you added more so I guess it depends on yeast? I'd say throw it all in.