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Investigate which numbers make these lights come on. What is the smallest number you can find that lights up all the lights?
This article gives you a few ideas for understanding the Got It! game and how you might find a winning strategy.
Mr Gilderdale is playing a game with his class. What rule might he have chosen? How would you test your idea?
How have the numbers been placed in this Carroll diagram? Which
labels would you put on each row and column?
A game for 1 person to play on screen. Practise your number bonds
whilst improving your memory
If there are 3 squares in the ring, can you place three different numbers in them so that their differences are odd? Try with different numbers of squares around the ring. What do you notice?
The idea of this game is to add or subtract the two numbers on the dice and cover the result on the grid, trying to get a line of three. Are there some numbers that are good to aim for?
Try to stop your opponent from being able to split the piles of counters into unequal numbers. Can you find a strategy?
A game for two people, or play online. Given a target number, say 23, and a range of numbers to choose from, say 1-4, players take it in turns to add to the running total to hit their target.
A game for 2 people that everybody knows. You can play with a
friend or online. If you play correctly you never lose!
First Connect Three game for an adult and child. Use the dice numbers and either addition or subtraction to get three numbers in a straight line.
Place the numbers from 1 to 9 in the squares below so that the difference between joined squares is odd. How many different ways can you do this?
Use the interactivities to fill in these Carroll diagrams. How do you know where to place the numbers?
Can you complete this jigsaw of the multiplication square?
Investigate the smallest number of moves it takes to turn these
mats upside-down if you can only turn exactly three at a time.
Work out how to light up the single light. What's the rule?
Here is a chance to play a version of the classic Countdown Game.
Ben and his mum are planting garlic. Use the interactivity to help
you find out how many cloves of garlic they might have had.
Interactive game. Set your own level of challenge, practise your table skills and beat your previous best score.
An odd version of tic tac toe
Arrange the four number cards on the grid, according to the rules,
to make a diagonal, vertical or horizontal line.
An interactive activity for one to experiment with a tricky tessellation
Exchange the positions of the two sets of counters in the least possible number of moves
Using angular.js to bind inputs to outputs
What are the coordinates of the coloured dots that mark out the
tangram? Try changing the position of the origin. What happens to
the coordinates now?
In your bank, you have three types of coins. The number of spots shows how much they are worth. Can you choose coins to exchange with the groups given to make the same total?
A generic circular pegboard resource.
An interactive game for 1 person. You are given a rectangle with 50 squares on it. Roll the dice to get a percentage between 2 and 100. How many squares is this? Keep going until you get 100. . . .
Use the interactivity to find out how many quarter turns the man
must rotate through to look like each of the pictures.
Choose four of the numbers from 1 to 9 to put in the squares so that the differences between joined squares are odd.
Move just three of the circles so that the triangle faces in the
opposite direction.
A card pairing game involving knowledge of simple ratio.
Starting with the number 180, take away 9 again and again, joining up the dots as you go. Watch out - don't join all the dots!
Take it in turns to place a domino on the grid. One to be placed horizontally and the other vertically. Can you make it impossible for your opponent to play?
The aim of the game is to slide the green square from the top right
hand corner to the bottom left hand corner in the least number of
Find out what a "fault-free" rectangle is and try to make some of
your own.
Can you make a train the same length as Laura's but using three differently coloured rods? Is there only one way of doing it?
How many trains can you make which are the same length as Matt's, using rods that are identical?
Complete the squares - but be warned some are trickier than they
A train building game for 2 players.
If you have only four weights, where could you place them in order
to balance this equaliser?
This 100 square jigsaw is written in code. It starts with 1 and ends with 100. Can you build it up?
Our 2008 Advent Calendar has a 'Making Maths' activity for every
day in the run-up to Christmas.
Use the interactivities to complete these Venn diagrams.
Twenty four games for the run-up to Christmas.
Choose 13 spots on the grid. Can you work out the scoring system? What is the maximum possible score?
Can you work out how to balance this equaliser? You can put more
than one weight on a hook.
You'll need two dice to play this game against a partner. Will Incey Wincey make it to the top of the drain pipe or the bottom of the drain pipe first?
A game for 1 or 2 people. Use the interactive version, or play with friends. Try to round up as many counters as possible.
A game for 2 people that can be played on line or with pens and paper. Combine your knowledege of coordinates with your skills of strategic thinking.


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Knightsbridge balcony collapse: Two people dead and six injured
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Rise in obesity-related admissions
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The explosive rise in admissions from 872 to 3,806 occurred in the space of a decade between 2000 and 2009. Over the whole 10-year period, a total of 20,885 young people were treated in hospital for obesity-related conditions.
Nearly three-quarters of cases involved problems complicated by being overweight, such as asthma, breathing difficulties during sleep, and pregnancy complications. Teenage girls accounted for the biggest rise in obesity-related hospital admissions. In 2009, obesity is believed to have contributed to complications in 198 pregnant girls.
The number of bariatric surgery procedures conducted to help children and young people lose weight also saw a sharp rise, from one per year in 2000 to 31 in 2009. Three-quarters of the patients were teenage girls. Bariatric surgery is a drastic obesity remedy that involves shrinking the stomach with a gastric band, removing part of the stomach, or re-routing the small intestine to a small stomach pouch.
Researchers from Imperial College London analysed NHS statistics for children and teenagers aged five to 19 who had a written record of obesity. Their findings are reported in the online journal Public Library of Science ONE. Study leader Dr Sonia Saxena, from the school of public health at Imperial College, said: "The burden of obesity is usually thought to have its serious consequences in adulthood, but we now see it manifesting earlier, in childhood. It's clear that rising obesity levels are causing more medical problems in children, but the rise we observed probably also reflects increasing awareness among clinicians, who have become better at recognising obesity."
Surveys suggest that around 30% of English children aged two to 15 are overweight and up to a fifth are obese. Children who are obese are more likely to suffer health problems such as Type-2 diabetes, asthma, and sleep apnoea - a condition that causes interrupted breathing during sleep - researchers said.
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National Obesity Forum member Tam Fry, who chairs the Child Growth Foundation charity, said: "I'm not surprised by this leap, and I won't be surprised if in five years we're talking about another significant rise. When it comes to obesity we have taken our eyes off children to such an extent that they are now completely unmonitored and left to get on with it. The medical profession is not really paying too much attention to them. A lot of these young people are completely unaware that piling on the pounds will not only make them fat but give rise to these other conditions."
He said the "real tragedy" was obese schoolgirls becoming pregnant. "Girls are not only getting fat, but getting pregnant," said Mr Fry. "The result is not only distressing for the girls but threatening for their children." Pregnancy complications linked to obesity included gestational diabetes, high blood pressure, the dangerous condition pre-eclampsia, and neural tube defects. Obese girls gave birth to overweight babies, who started life "on the back foot" and were predisposed to obesity, Mr Fry said.
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2011's Best... DSLRs
The real dirt
I've been using DSLRs for a while and it doesn't matter whether the camera body is made of plastic or metal. For well made cameras, both body materials with outlast the digital technology by 10 years. The real longevity issue is with how well the camera is protected from dust. Any lens that changes size during use is inhaling and exhaling air from somewhere. Dust coming with that air can cause glare in the lens, confuse focus sensors, and wear away mechanical parts.
FCC (finally) cracks down on BLARING! TV! ADS!
AC-3 audio
Between the encoded amplitude and the Dialnorm metadata, this should be quite confusing to enforce.
World's biggest music streaming service launches - for tech idiots
Artist:____ Album:_____ Track:____
I already have the music I like so I'm looking for music that I don't know about; I need a replacement for pathetic FM radio stations. That's where I found Spotify to be frustrating. The first thing it did when launched was ask me what song to play. I could pick a familiar song and have it play it at an inferior bitrate with no EQ. Then I had to pick another song to end the silence. It was boring and tedious after 30 minutes. It's nice to tell a service what you like and have it make some educated guesses. I'm using Pandora now and would welcome other options.
UltraViolet: Hollywood's giant digital gamble is here
Got wrong which part was wrong
The music industry eventually got it right when they ditched DRM. History is full of DRM scams that quit working because hardware changed, a database was abandoned, or a rights manager went out of business. I won't touch DRM unless the media is so cheap that I'm fine with it playing only once.
NASA confirms first Earth candidate in habitable zone
Big blue dip
It's Monday and my head is foggy, but how exactly do artists crank out these conceptual images from star illumination dips? Can I write a program that turns coordinates, star charts, and illumination dip data into a money making planet painter?
Happy birthday, Apple QuickTime
No streaming
Let me say that the QuickTime/MPEG4 container sucks. It has scalability problems because the structural and informational data atom 'moov' and the codec data atom 'mdat' can not be interleaved. A compressor must write to separate moov and mdat files until the end of the audio/video is reached, append the mdat atom to the moov atom, then re-index the moov atom to reflect the new data offsets in the mdat atom. Alternatively, the compressor can pre-allocate some space for a moov atom and hope it doesn't run out before compression finishes. A decompressor must buffer all moov atom before it can play anything from the mdat atom. In other words, it's not actually streaming. It's a total pain in the ass. This is why video cameras producing MPEG4 files are limited to a few minutes of operation at a time. This is why phones have trouble playing long QuickTime movies even if they have hardware acceleration.
The real kick in the nuts is QuickTime X. It was Apple's chance to drop all of the legacy baggage but the first step was using the ancient QuickTime container. There's nowhere for it to go now. It can't properly support streaming files like MPEG2 or AVCHD.
Baby-kissers battle over what to do with White Spaces
Drooling telcos
Telcos buy more spectrum for overpriced services while competition to their overpriced cable TV services goes off the air. I'm all for going to purely IPTV, but not until the US has respectable Internet delivery. Comcast is the only combined TV/Internet service in town. Their contract is that you pay them lots of money and they guarantee nothing. You can upgrade to business-class service, pay them more, and they still guarantee nothing. It makes ADSL2+ and a rooftop antenna look pretty good.
Does your smartphone run Carrier IQ? Find out here
Fortress for meh bunny rabbits
It can not be uninstalled. It can not be turned off. It can not be killed. It fakes it death in the service manager when manually stopped. Surely it's nothing important at all.
Dan Rosenberg is likely right but I'd like the option to kill it. Superfluous features are the first target of a hacker.
BUSTED! Secret app on millions of phones logs key taps
All ur data is privates now
My Sprint Galaxy SII 4G pretends to let you kill the application but 'top' shows that it's still running. Nice trick. Maybe I'll have a chat with Sprint.
Google researchers propose fix for ailing SSL system
Google to the rescue
Google proposes another technical solution that can only be implemented by Google hosting massive amounts of data for customers interact with in revealing ways. This one is even better than Google's whitespace WiFi solution, where all access points must query a database (Google & friends) for unused frequencies using their GPS coordinates.
Future of computing crystal-balled by top chip boffins
Big hot throbbing x86 forever
Intel would rather battle the laws of physics than create a new instruction set? No wonder there's so much research using different CPUs, GPUs, and DSPs. The science behind low-level software must evolve too. One thing that's sorely lacking is executing parallel tasks with low latency. Researchers, compiler designers, and game developers could probably rattle off a dozen other areas where low-level software hasn't kept up.
Ten... Monster tellies
No reception tests? Has the UK abandoned sending TV over the air? It was only a few years ago that most ATSC tuners were running buggy MPEG2 decoders downloaded off the 'net that would crash on a little multipath distortion.
Samsung strokes big bulb that'll keep going for decades
Dim one and bright zero
A digital technology LED lamp? The LEDs are analog and, in fact, much more efficient when they're getting less than 100% maximum current. The switching power supply is an analog computer that tunes the pulse width of an oscillator driving a low-pass filter.
New 'plasma lamps' to replace fluorescent bulbs, LEDs
This is interesting technology but I wonder about longevity. Plasma isn't known for being kind to its surroundings. Can they seal the the micro-cavities so well that a flaw doesn't result in a tiny moving burn that slowly consumes the panel? If so, I have a lot of unreliable CCFLs that I'd like to banish from my house.
Comparisons to LEDs are always a tricky topic because the efficiency drops rapidly as the input power is increased. For a required amount of light there's a tradeoff between adding more LEDs to reduce heating or adding more cooling to reduce the LEDs. 120+ lumens per watt would be trivial if the high cost of LEDs wasn't influencing that tradeoff.
Cryptocard gobbles tasty, dead number puzzle startup
I guess 7683. I guess 7683. I guess 7683. Yeah!
Here I was thinking that I'd need a counter variable in my h4ck3rz script to iterate through all four digit passwords, but then I watched the video again. The password is single-use and changes every time. That means I can guess the SAME 4 digit password over and over and it will eventually be correct by luck. Win!
Mysterious sat-pic China desert markings - EXPLAINED
Or not craters
The painter went around small rocks that were too big to pick up and sloppily covered the tops of larger rocks that could be walked on.
Google will ignore your Wi-Fi router ... if you rename it
Mmmmm... Beacon
Set the 'Beacon Interval' to about 1000ms and the Googly snoops will have a hard time seeing idle access points from a moving vehicle. It saves battery power on WiFi-assisted cellphones too. The only downside is erratic packet latency.
Advertiser settles charges for use of Adobe Flash cookies
Welcome to bull 2.0
They will use the same trick as any filthy marketing company: rapidly rotating opt-outs. You opt-out of 'X', that confirms your account as active, and feature 'Y' debuts next week with you automatically opted-in. Only a firewall rule or a stronger lawsuit ends the cycle.
5 SECONDS to bypass an iPad 2 password
iOS, MacOS X, and Android
The problem is that the lockout app launches when the device is awakened, not when the device becomes idle. That creates an opportunity for things to go wrong. I've had my Macbook Pro and Galaxy SII run for several seconds unprotected because the lockout application's launch was delayed by heavy filesystem I/O.
Spamhaus and ISP spar over 'email DoS' blacklisting
Fixed it
A2B posted the full conversations with Spamhaus on their web site, along with their reports of criminal activity. I have to partially agree with A2B - It's not right for me to let Spamhaus choose whether or not A2B mail is blocked. I need a permanent blacklisting in my local deny list.
Big Dane study finds no mobe cancer link
People who wear clothes no different from general population
"...and compared them against a sample of 3.2 million of the general population." What's the difference people who have phones and the general population? Probably not much today.
LG LSM-100 Mouse Scanner
LG's Apple love & hate
Go to LG's product page and click on the FEATURES tab. I see an Apple keyboard, an old iMac, and a MacBook Pro demoing the product. Click on the SPECIFICATIONS tab. It requires Window XP/Vista/7.
New RAM shunts data into flash in power cuts
ad/$x]72r NO CARRIER
What about the stream of garbage coming off the CPU as the power fades? What about partially completed operations? It seems like the motherboard will also need a bank of ultra-caps so it can tidy up the RAM to a state that can be understood when power is restored.
Motorola sharpens smartphones with revamped Razr
Kevlar is UV sensitive and has a fleshy translucency. Both problems are commonly solved by making it black.
ITU heralds ultra-high def TV progress
There are few conditions where you can get 7680 × 4320 sharp pixels through a lens. It's a tradeoff between depth of field, diffraction, and random noise. The director of the video is also manipulating image focus and detail to direct your point of attention. In the end there aren't very many high contrast moving pixels. It's possible that H.265 squeezes a decent looking 8K x 4K video into the 15Mbps stream used by MPEG2 now.
Pumped-up radio telescope seeks new moniker
ELVAS has left the galaxy
Extremely Large Variable Array Sensor
Cambridge Audio iD100 hi-fi dock
Composite video
Is analog video the new retro-tech that makes audiophile equipment sound better?
'Angry Bird in the Sky' spotted by astronomers
Just ate chicken for dinner
And it's coming for me.
Netflix: How to completely screw up
What would you like to watch again?
It's studios, not the price hike that killed Netflix. Netflix's selection of new streaming releases has gone from slim to almost none this year. Browse the new release section on their home page to see how bad it is. The price hike for disc renters only concentrated an exodus that was inevitable. I never rented discs but I left for lack of there being anything new to watch.
Google's Native Client goes live in Chrome
The C and C++ languages are not safe. It's their binding to low-level operations that lets them be fine tuned for performance. To suggest that a compiler can make C/C++ both safe and efficient is absurd. Lots of people would love to get their hands on such a piece of magic.
Diebold demos cloud-based ATM
Go BIONIC
What hardware-intensive number crunching is being offloaded from an ATM? The part where it subtracts 200 from 5820.39?
Google might shun Dutch gov certificates from DigiNotar
Already there
A certificate authority that handles breaches slowly isn't much use.
Open the utility 'Keychain Access', click the padlock icon to authenticate as an admin, select the category 'Certificates', search for DigiNotar, select the certificate, and hit delete.
Sony preps Luke Skywalker-style digital binoculars
Does it record to Betamax or VHS tapes?
This proves that Sony is harnessing the power of time travel to design their products. Too bad they stole a prototype from 10 years ago. Next time they should try traveling forwards a bit so they have a product with proper stereo imaging, a microphone that aims forwards, magnification better than squinting, and something higher tech than an MPEG encoder. Where's the night vision? What about the pulsed laser trick that the military uses to find people looking back at you? How about compensating for atmospheric distortion?
iPHONE 5 SHOCK! US Apple store 4G kit-fit snapped
Googorola and App-Mobile
Or Apple is buying T-Mobile because Google bought Motorola.
IBM PC daddy: 'The PC era is over'
Evolving, not dead
The big desktop computer isn't going anywhere but its form and uses will change. Socializing, communications, and information have been moving to small portable devices while desktops become more tools. There's ALWAYS a professional job that requires more power. There's ALWAYS a game that requires more power. There will ALWAYS be tasks where a tablet/laptop is not ergonomically matched for interaction. Even if telcos become saints and upgrade your stone-age wires, there will still be tasks where speed of light latency costs more than buying local computer. I wouldn't expect the desktop to lose its cables any time soon either. It could be decades before WiFi signals can be encoded in a way that is both fast and reliable.
Apple eyes phallic iPhone, iPod charger
This can only work if the earbuds electrically touch the iThing. (If not, the field on the way out to the buds and on the way back to the jack match and cancel out). This is dumber and more cumbersome than simple designs that directly touch electric wires to a device.
Maybe you can wind and unwind the earbuds on the magno-pole a few dozen times while you're waiting for iTunes to stop hanging.
Nearly everyone in SOUTH KOREA HACKED IN ONE GO
Network registered to asdfasdf
Who hasn't received 35 million spams and hacking attempts from Korea's poorly maintained networks? Only a fool would think that there ever was any security there. There must be something political behind announcing a breach now.
Head fed cyberspook resigns abruptly
He just inherited $60 million from a Nigerian prince so there's no need for him to keep his day job.
Energy scavenger eats leftover wireless signals
Tune higher
There are already devices that can turn a few hundred THz into a tiny amount of power - solar cells.
Panasonic TX-P65VT30 65in plasma 3D TV
600 hurts my eyes
The 600Hz "sub-field drive" is the dithering rate that's an artifact of plasma technology. It's not a good thing to have, but a higher number reduces the likelihood of visible flickering on some shades and colors. At least in older models, the built-in Pandora viewer is one of those flickering shades.
You can photograph the sub fields using a sensitive DSLR camera. It's looks very strange.
Apple iMac 27in
Yes, the keyboard is crap. I use one for my server but would never tolerate it's clumsy feel for daily use. If you accept that it's crap, you can now accept the solution to its wobble without cringing: Bend it. Yep. It's mostly aluminum and you can bend it to fit your desk.
Google Instant Pages: Search sites rendered before you click
idempotent - denoting an element of a set that is unchanged...
There are idiot web developers at major web sites using HTTP GET links to initiate actions. This will completely destroy their customer data.
World's biggest ad agency keelhauls 2000 'pirate' sites
I'll steal that
How helpful was it to advertise products on a site dedicated to making acquisitions without payment?
Hot bodies get super-slippery when wet
This is a great idea. We should start removing salt from the ocean immediately so it stops clogging up the Leidenfrost effect on ship hulls.
Google was 'warned repeatedly' about rogue drug ads
We understand the urgent nature of your message...
Anyone who has tried to contact Google about criminal use of their services knows that they've built a solid barrier to receiving such information. They don't want it. They don't want expectations of being contactable. They don't want to be responsible for how their systems, maintained or not, are being used. I won't feel any pity if they're fined $500m for their meticulously crafted ignorance of illegal activity.
Facebook traffic mysteriously passes through Chinese ISP
There should be two
AT&T likes duopolies. It's only fair that they let China Telecom perform government-orded snooping too.
When dinosaurs mate: AT&T and Deutsche Telekom
And the wires
Brace yourself for a stream of profanity then ask people what they think of AT&T wired products. This isn't just about mobile phones. Buying T-Mobile eliminates one more escape path for sufferers of AT&T DSL and home phone service.
IPv6 intro creates spam-filtering nightmare
Pick a better list
I find IP address blacklists to be extremely useful. There's a lot of address space that is completely unmaintained or owned by criminals. A blacklist is not only efficient to implement, but pressures the network into cleaning up or going out of business. If there are too many false positives you can use a less aggressive blacklist.
Content filtering is a losing game. The CPU power in hijacked networks always beats the CPU power in your analyzer. Finding ways to beat your filter is trivial and of no cost to the spammer.
Intel throws Thunderbolt
You do not hold cable. Cable holds you.
It's disappointing that this seems to have become another fat cable technology rather than the sleek optical cable it started as. The DisplayPort cable on Macs is more rigid than Cat 6 and USB 3. It won't stay put and the tiny jack strains to support it.
Oracle gives 21 (new) reasons to uninstall Java
Evil Ellison icon, please
Uninstalling Java is a harsh recommendation from a web site that's hammering my Flash blocker and Web-bug blocker.
As a language, Java is very good for business applications. It's simple, has a rapid development time, and has growing support for multiprocessor systems. Most of the bloating comes from commercial "Enterprise" frameworks that attempt to eliminate boring boilerplate code with XML files. They run slowly, bloat applications, drive up costs, increase complexity, and usually take longer to use than the boring code they replace. Oracle makes those frameworks so there's a real conflict of interest in them owning Java.
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Super-silly and super-sexy cartoon vouchers featuring 10 red-hot sexual treats. Reward him for helping you do the ironing! Reward her for washing the car!
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Reviewed: February 14, 2014 by saph.straight, a Straight Going Steady Female
I really liked this product as something fun for your boyfriend.
You get 10 different vouchers, which are:-
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Tit fuck session
Sit on my face sex (woman sitting)
I like this product as it pushes your bedroom antics because you're being told what to do and it has a place to sign the coupon and a date and who it's, for which is a nice touch.
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Reviewed: May 4, 2007 by sezzamarty
I bought these not long ago as a joke for my hubby on his birthday. There are quite a few rewards in it, such blow jobs for doing the dinner or a hand job for a special day.
The illustrations in them are quite funny.
Leave a couple lying around the house where your partner can see them, especially if you want a fun night or afternoon!
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- Nothing
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- A little booklet of fun for you both!
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Reviewed: November 7, 2014 by malapantera, a Straight Engaged Male
As always with Lovehoney, the dispatch and delivery was fast and everything was discreetly packed.
I bought these as a fun birthday present for my OH, and we have had good fun with them making bets on all sorts of things such as football, which makes anything we bet on that bit more exciting!
They aren't massively filthy, so are maybe more for couples new to sex toys/games, but good fun for anyone!
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- Simple, fun.
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- Would've liked some dirtier ones!
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- Good fun for couples!
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Ewwww he is SO gross
Ewwww he is SO gross
This is so uncomfortable...I wonder if brother is looking for a TV career?
So Cat and Des have their family members ruin their evening, while Lindsey had the best date and AshLee had an intense, but OK date.
I hate when people tell me who I should be with and how I should feel. You can't know what I feel/think/need...no matter how well you think you know me...and when they won't let it go, I just want to slap them.
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Alcohol does not solve problems but neither does milk...
The best exercise in the world is to bend down and help someone up.
That's right Sean - run from that crazy ass drug addict brother!!
I want to beat the crap out of Des' brother.
OMG they showed who got the roses already? WTF is going on tonight!!!
Frankly, if that were MY brother, I'd cuss his ass out and disown him, right then.
THEN, he has the nerve to tell Des that HE doesn't think Sean is "The One"??
Gee, I wonder if Des gets her turn at any of HIS girlfriends later on?
Turn-about, after all, IS fair play.
What a ring-tailed bastard!!!
"In a world of pollution, profanity, adolescence, broccoli, zits, ozone depletion, racism, sexism, stupid guys and PMS, why the hell do people still tell me to have a nice day?" - Unknown
Interesting that they had Des's hometown date in her own apartment. Have they said where her parents live? Maybe their abode is very humble and they were embarrassed to show it on TV. I could understand not wanting your sister to get hurt, but Nate was way too antagonistic towards Sean. Use a little finesse, buddy.
Wow it's between Des & Catherine - Before the HTD's I thought for sure they would sail through tonight...
Hmm, so at this point he can see himself with Ash and with Lindsay but not so sure about Des and Catherine. I'm guessing it had to do with the problems he experienced with their family members.


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She's a two-time American Idol finalist from Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, and she's making quite a name for herself in the music industry.
This morning, Hunter Monroe is waking us up with what her fans describe as her honey and whiskey sound and crisp vocals.
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Every business leader should understand the role that cities play in economic, and corporate, growth. A good way to get that understanding is Ed Glaeser's new book, The Triumph of Cities.
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It's also where many people come to trade. Going to the city means that there will be specilized resources (goods, services, employees) available for purchase, as well as companies and people who may want your highly specialized service. Adam Smith started the Wealth of Nations talking about the wonders of specialization, then explained that the specialization is limited by the size of the market. (Small towns might support a baker and a blacksmith, but not a bookbinder or tool and dye maker.)
McKenzie Quarterly has an interesting set of articles and interactive maps about Global Cities of the Future.
Business strategy lessons about cities: Whether you are located in a big city, a suburb or a small town, keep in mind the communication needed to advance your firm. Employees up and down the organization need to meet with other people: customers, suppliers, and even competitors. Don't neglect people in seemingly unrelated businesses. It's not unusual for companies in one industry to learn a trick from other industries. In big cities, a lot of this happens naturally. However, it can always be improved. If your business is located in a suburb or small town, senior management should try to facilitate and encourage interaction between employees and other business people.
One idea for stimulating thought and discussion: bring in someone to meet with your senior management team and present ideas about the business challenges and opportunities that he sees in the world. It will broaden your team's horizons.
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Currently hard at work on the follow-up to 2009's Boy Meets World—one of the most acclaimed rap debuts in recent memory—Fashawn is taking a moment to sip some bubbly, celebrate his successes to date, and ponder the road ahead on a pre-album mixtape and mini-movie. Generation F, the latest leak off the latter project, finds the Grizzly City repper returning to the autobiographical style that have earned him so many comparisons to a young Nasir Jones. Over producer ATG's vintage soul samples, Fash harks back to his formative years as a 'hood youth with ambitions that dwarfed his humble environment. Recalling the friction between familial expectations and his attraction to the street life, he spits: "My momma tried to save me, but she couldn't understand that I was groomin' myself to be a man / Or maybe I was crazy, thinkin' I was so fly that a n*gga would never land." Lyrically on-point and eminently relatable, this nostalgic cut should only leaves heads more excited for what lies ahead for Fashawn—including his Champagne & Styrofoam Cups mixtape (tentatively due out in March of 2012) and his second full-length collaboration with Exile (The Ecology, due out sometime next year).
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Miami rapper Rick Ross has reportedly moved on from record label Slip-N-Slide to pursue releasing music from his Maybach Music Group.
Slip-N-Slide CEO Ted Lucas helped Ross secure his first major deal with Def Jam.
Lucas signed Trick Daddy and Trina to Atlantic, and helped give Miami hip-hop a cred it had never had. But he struggled for a few years to establish another act, until finally Def Jam signed Rick Ross, and "Hustlin'" blew up. (Vibe Magazine)
The company recently celebrated its 15th Anniversary.
Slip-N-Slide's 15th Anniversary Party at Hotel Victor this December in Miami Beach was definitely the best party of 2008. Baby tigers, porn stars, open bars, and lots of millionaire thugs showing off their jewelry. Trina was posing for photos as Keith Sweat performed. Guests included Pitbull, Plies, Kevin Liles, E-Class and more. (Broward-Palm Beach New Times)
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It is official: Rick Ross is off of Slip-N-Slide Records and will be putting out his next project on his own label, Maybach Music Group."That's what makes the record real special. It just takes everybody a little deeper into my world," he said. "I can't lie: I'm dropping the B-side. It's titled 'Mafia Music' and it's gonna cause a lot of problems. It's a scathing four-and-half-minute nonstop flow, me being autobiographical about my life and my come-up and my triumph. Of course, I had to address a few things, I had to address a few people." (MTV)
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Oh yummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...I had green salad with fruit and and egg on the side for breakfast! It was sooooooooooo good I think I might choose that more often this summer! What a great way to "get more greens" into me!
Firstly, thank you to EVERYONE who made suggestions for my family cottage weekend. The one pervasive message was I CAN DO IT! And, yes I can.
So I'm pooped already today...gotta nap...gosh, what would I ever do about getting all this stuff done if I wasn't retired...oh yeah, I remember...pay someone to do it for me!
Cheers to all.
I am looking for help/suggestions from my maintaining friends on SP. Here's the story: my family is coming to the cottage next weekend and last night my husband declared it shall not be a "watch what we eat" weekend. Honestly, the words alone sent me into panic mode and then the were followed by a list of saliva-producing foods like ice cream, chips, cake, choc chip cookies, brownies....
So, my dear friends, I'm looking for all suggestions as to how I can WIN with MY food next weekend!!! I have a week to formulate a plan...all suggestions gratefully accepted.
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Food Network Star, Week 2 (SPOILER)
This was an episode that made one wonder how at least a couple of contestants ever got chosen. Like the woman who bitched about having to deal with fried chicken ("I don't fry chicken") and waffles ("I don't like waffles. I like pancakes."), and not being as enthusiastic as others about meeting and picking the brains of some very iconic New York cooks/proprietors.
And some, like self-proclaimed Mr. Rock n; Roll, seem to be all about themselves and not about the food. We'll see if they fall by the wayside fairly quickly.
Eric Lee is my hometown boy (Sonoma County), and I met him a few years ago. He's as nice in person as he comes off on TV. But I fear his cooking expertise may not carry him through the Big Personality Test. Wonder if he got any tips in advance from our other hometown boy, Guy Fieri...
I taped the episode but missed the part where the fifties blonde asked if she could interrupt. Maybe I fast-forwarded too energetically. What did I miss?
I was surprised that some of the contestants didn't 'get' the food they were asked to work with. There was really nothing terribly exotic about any of it, but I'd guess about half the contestants weren't familiar with the assigned food. And some embraced the challenge more than others.
re: jeanmarieok
I'm not really surprised. I was actually expecting some problems with white people in Harlem and Gentiles encountering Jewish food. I did wonder if creepy-looking guy knew that some Jews do not consider caviar (or at least that which comes from sturgeon) to be kosher.
I love the Next Food Network Star but I don't really take reality shows seriously. Many of these shows are so 'Producer influenced and induced' that you sit there with a catatonic stare. And please don't let America have to be involved in the voting....OMG..It can get scary. I would love to see Bob Tuschman and Susie Fogelson cook anything. They sit there from Culinary Mount Olympus reigning from on high, I would just love to see them in action...Just once.
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Didn't you post this on the other page ?
re: rochfood
It did sound familiar.
re: asketcher2
Some shows have been scripted...I don't think that this one is. Other times contestants are asked to portray a certain character. Remember whimsical, peculiar, eccentric and bizarre behavior and drama keeps you watching.
re: asketcher2
I don't think he disliked pickles (he actually said he likes them). He said he was not "inspired" by them or something to that effect.
OP..cmvan..you left out the best part.
The woman who got cut and bitched about the soul food chicken and waffles...
( PS I don't get chicken and waffles..but I get fried chicken..and I get waffles. So.."getting" chicken and waffles should not be such a foreign concept and tough to "replicate" The fried chicken sits next to the waffles..not like they are magically incorporated somehow.)
Anyway..the best part was that she said "she doesn't eat chicken off the bone" hahaha.
This is a culinary person to be taken seriously ? What are you..some sort of icky food phobic type of child ? Any cook/chef worth their salt should not be squeamish about chicken on the bone.She should have booted right then and there.
re: rochfood
I believe she said she didn't eat chicken "on the bone".
re: cmvan
Either way, what kind of person can call themselves a chef if they can't deal with chicken with the bone attached? Can you be taken seriously if you only work with hermetically sealed, sanitized, homogenized chicken breasts? If you're squeamish about where meat comes from?
Glad she's gone.
re: rochfood
Maybe she's overly dainty, like people who won't have "peel 'n' eat" shrimp.
re: rochfood
It was no surprise that she left. They didn't ask her to recreate the food. She was supposed to put her own spin on the food. Chicken and waffles is one of the easier ones to fool around with. She was just awkward overall.
I like the team challenge in being mentored by one person but if you're in a team that does well, you get pulled along, eg. rock star guy who doesn't seem to know what to do socially or know when he's bombing. He should have been in the bottom.
re: chowser
good point chowser about rock star guy being lucky enough to be in the winning team, but he'll get found out in the end.
I'm quite liking the format but man it makes me wonder, if they got all those thousands of applicants how Bobby. Ghiada and Alton came up with their top 5. Nobody here seems to be unique enough for a TV show.
re: smartie
I was thinking about that. It happens a lot with team challenges I've seen it happen on Top Chef. One person could get very far if they are on a strong team but eventually it will catch up with them. I.E. Rock Star Josh.
re: Sandwich_Sister
An observation: If Josh is a Rock Star, as tongue-tied and inept a presenter as he is, it might explain why I prefer jazz and opera to rock. :-)
Just a few observations/opinions on the contestants.
Emily - Ms. Nineteen Fifties. I like her but I need to see more. Also she lives in my hometown of Orlando.
Eric Lee - He's obviously very talented but will time restraints bite him? What is his culinary vision? Fresh home made food? I'd like to see that because there are way too many shows on FN that used canned or prepared food. ehem Sandra Lee.
Rock Star Josh - He was picked for his "rock star personality" but he's really bumbling around. At times he looks awkward. I gave him a pass last week because he didn't have the eggs he needed and improvised. No more passes after that. lol.
Judson - I know he was in the bottom this week but I enjoy his quirky nature, waiting to see what more he can do.
Justin - boy genius , I see the boy but waiting for the genius. Alton really hyped him but I'm not seeing enough just yet.
Linkie - I'm not too impressed; as a home baker I haven't seen enough from her. I wish we'd get a peek at her South African roots. She lived there until the age of 16. Alton called her first dish (Key Lime Pie) "Cafeteria Food" and had she had the cream cheese she wanted she would not have added the ricotta and their response might not have been as great. Another issue is, can a pastry chef survive a detailed cooking challenge?
Martita - I like her spirit and personality, just need to see a bit more from her in terms of cooking.
Ippy - I think he's my favorite at this point. He comes off very genuine, I don't think he needs to "Pump it up" Or "Get Peppier". Can't we work with peoples inate personalities and not try to change them into peppy outgoing cheerleaders?
Yvan - He seems to be struggling with his choice for a vision of Small Plates. First was a dense clunky meatball and then a way to simple tomato basil mozzarella skewer. He really needs to brainstorm his dishes to come up with something that works well, and is bursting with flavor that is creative and interesting.
re: Sandwich_Sister
SS, I'm pretty much on the same page with you on your assessment of the contestants.
I think Ippy is my favorite too. I like Martita (my hometowner in the fray) and if they can put Ms. Bitchin' Kitchen on the Cooking Channel, they can find a niche for Ms. Emily, she's bright and she amuses me.
I am really, really pulling for Eric Lee to stick around for a while. He's kind of like a science experiment without being all geeky about it. His POV is hand crafted food, which to me means getting back to scratch cooking on things you don't necessarily expect, like the ricotta he did in the first episode. I think it would be kind of cool for the FN to have a program that shows viewers that it's possible to make themsevles things that they would normally purchase commerically. (The infamous) they say that Emeril and his antic inspired people to try cooking again, perhaps Eric Lee might inspire them to progress to making more complicated things themselves. It's also a rather Slow Food-style approach without all the SF rhetoric and baggage.
re: DiningDiva
I want to like Eric Lee, but I just can't. I don't hate him, but I feel that his kind of show would be full of technically proficient dishes which I wouldn't want to make, presented in a manner not sufficiently entertaining for me to watch anyways.
re: FoodPopulist
I don't disagree with you. As much as I'd like to see a show devoted to hand crafted food, I also have to wonder how big an audience there would really be for it and if Eric Lee is that voice. I don't object to his less than over the top personality and presentation style. . . Isn't that what Bobby is there for in his role as mentor ;-) To develop
that? Time will tell
re: DiningDiva
totally agree. Hopefully Bobby can mentor him and get him where he needs to be because I'm making hand crafted food because so many prepared foods are too high in sodium these days.
I want to make his home made ricotta so I hope he sticks around and finds his stepping in terms of how to be a show host because I think he already has the cooking chops.
re: Withnail42
I've got to disagree a bit because this season they have better more skilled contestants. I didn't see very many home cooks, if any at all.
I'm willing to stick around and see what happens.
re: Sandwich_Sister
There are also no disagreeable characters yet, too, for added drama. No Penny type ratings getter. Josh is awkward but seems like a likable enough guy. No villains?
re: chowser
not yet, but that doesn't mean their won't be drama to grab people in. This may be the most agreeable crowd yet. I do see some potential for people to get into little squabbles but nothing to suggest there will be a villain.
I saw one of FN's larger previews and it had Alton in tears, and Giada crying, and some other drama filled type events. My guess is that some of the mentors will get attached to some of the contestants and it might be hard to let them go.
re: chowser
I have appreciated that at least so far, the folks are nice to each other and supportive. I really don't like watching mean people. They seem fairly competent in the kitchen over all. I find it interesting that the "mentoring" is almost entirely around the stage presence rather than the cooking; esp since the premise is that "we can teach anyone to cook, but we can't teach star quality"
re: DGresh
As Alton Brown put it, he's looking for someone they can mold into a marketable commodity. It is TV, after all, and this isn't Chef Hunter so I understand it. I do like that it's been drama free so far and they all seem like nice people.
re: Withnail42
I'm watching it but just half-heartedly. I don't really like the TV personality chef thing anyway but got caught up in it last season. I'm already cringing on episode 2. Watching the presentations was really painful and I started fast-forwarding through them. It's the whole generation of people whose sole purpose is to be famous.
I watch reality TV - who doesn't these days - but I can only deal with shows like Top Chef and Project Runway, where the contestants have to demonstrate their skills. I can't stand these people who just want to be on TV. Food is just a vehicle to fame. I'm going to try and stick it out but a few more episodes of awkward presentations might be too painful for me.


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A lot has been made about the post-game comments made by Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger following the overtime loss to the Dallas Cowboys. In those comments Roethlisberger seemed to be unhappy with the play calling of offensive coordinator Todd Haley during the game as well as the lack of no-huddle used. Head coach Mike Tomlin was asked on Tuesday during his press conference if Roethlisberger is still on the same page with Haley right now moving forward. "Yes he is," said Tomlin. "That was a tough hard football game, and emotional one, and when you come up short there Read more [...]
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Ron Artest scored 27 points, Kevin Martin added 19 and Mike Bibby scored all 15 of his points in the first half to lead the finally healthy Kings to their third straight victory, 128-94 over the New Jersey Nets on Tuesday night.
Sacramento had been playing short-handed since Bibby tore a ligament in his left thumb during the preseason. Bibby missed the first 36 games with that injury, Artest sat out 17 because of a suspension and injuries, and Martin also missed 17 with an injured groin.
The three played their first game together last Wednesday in Toronto, and Bibby and Artest joined Martin back in the starting lineup for the first time against New Jersey. Sacramento shot a season-best 57.5 percent, making 15 of 24 3-pointers and assisting on 30 of their 46 baskets in their highest scoring game of the season.
Vince Carter led the way for the Nets with 21 points, Richard Jefferson added 18 as New Jersey lost its sixth straight to match its longest losing streak of the season.
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Large studio apartment, with permanent double bed. Kitchenette with microwave, two electric hob tops, fridge/freezer, breakfast bar with two stools. leather couch (can pull out for a childs bed if needed) coffee table, Television with English T.V. wardrobe. Separate shower room with toilet and hand basin.
It is perfect for a short stay as you travel on. Or a place to unwind and enjoy what La Chatre and the surrounding area has to offer... Nohant the home of George Sand and Chopin (for a while) Sarzay a privately owned chateau are all only 10 mins drive away or further afield Culan chateau. also within easy driving distance are several Lakes and beaches for fishing or swimming.
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2. Walter C. Kasten, age 27, in 1900 Census (same address at 548 W. Division Street as on the 1898 birth certificate). Wife Martha and sons William and George.
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COLUMBIA, Md., Sept. 10 /PRNewswire/ -- Cylex, Inc., a venture-backed global life sciences company that develops and manufactures research and in vitro diagnostic products intended to illuminate immunity, announced today the appointment of the company's president, Brad L. Stewart, to chief executive officer and chairman of the board. Since joining Cylex as president in December 2007, Mr. Stewart has successfully led the development of the company's commercial infrastructure, expansion internationally to 18 countries and substantial revenue growth.
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"The expanded commercialization of Cylex's technology presents an exciting opportunity for the company to develop cellular diagnostics for diseases and treatments where the immune system is affected," said President, CEO and Chairman Brad L. Stewart. "We have already seen significantly growing demand for our lead product, ImmuKnow(R), and are very excited to explore new and better ways Cylex will be able to positively contribute to patient care in the future."
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SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) The state Liquor Control Board is proposing there be a maximum of 334 locations that sell recreational marijuana in Washington.
The board also set a production cap of 40 metric tons of marijuana.
Board chairman Sharon Foster said Wednesday that the rules help create a tightly-regulated system to produce, process and sell marijuana to the public for recreational use. Washington voters last year approved an initiative allowing such use.
The board also decided that no entity could have more than three licenses in each of the producer, processor and retail categories.
The number of retail stores will be allocated by population, with a limit on how many can be situated in each of the state's larger cities. Seattle would be allowed to have up to 21 stores.
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