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I actively avoid a lot of rumor sites because I don't like feeling like a prisoner so I had no idea who Tensai was until Mr. Stroud said so on this very column a couple weeks back. I'm not mad at him, but if I hadn't known then I wonder what my train of thought would be.
– Is that Prince Albert?
– No, it's not, it's A-Train.
– Aren't they they same person?
And then Trish Stratus would have appeared and said "Test and Albert. T and A." real awkwardly. And then I would have been so excited I would have popped in my Wrestlemania 2000 DVD to see Test and Albert destroy Steve Blackman and Al Snow back when tag team wrestling and questionable Wrestlemania undercards mattered.
Anyways, sometimes I do want to feel like a prisoner so I watch Wife Swap and one time I saw this kid go to a tattoo shop as part of some sort of family team building adventure and when asked what he wanted to get permanently inked on his body he replied with "I don't know some art shit". I imagine that's what Tensai said as well but he wanted that art shit all over his arms and chest and head and face too.
Pop quiz, if you had to either have Tensai's face thing or Alex Riley's giant cross on your body foreves, which would you take?
I smell a big meeting with the WWE Production Division of Producers sometime soon. There were a handful of flubs at Wrestlemania (cameras kept going to blur town, HBK's pyro didn't go off) and we just saw Tensai put something in his mouth because the production truck cut to the wrong camera I think.
I guess it's part of his finisher but isn't it cooler when we don't see how the whatever got in his mouth the first time?
It's cool when WWE pushes someone near the top and we're all like "oh, this is interesting" (like Mark Henry) and then that person does a pretty good job of being at the top (like Mark Henry). It's also frustrating when someone just kinda gets tossed out of the main event picture after a title run (like Mark Henry) because it doesn't really take much effort to keep that person as "whoa, good" in our minds. Giving this title shot to Mark Henry the night after Wrestlemania makes me happy. It keeps him high status which is what you want your main eventers to be at all times, right?
Mark yelling "I AIN'T TOLD YOU TO MOVE YOU MOVE WHEN I TELL YOU" while Punk is all sprawled out and beat up is pretty awesome because man, I believe him. When people hook his leg in a pin it's like they are trying to lift a trunk packed with sap (heavy). This guy is legit looking so shouldn't he be legit booked ALL OF THE TIME. He also works out at Hyde Park Gym in Austin, Tx sometimes and I chose this column to let Brandon know that to make sure he's actually reading.
I don't care, I'm into it. We hear the word "countout" so many times every week and we also see the referee counting to ten all the dang time but it doesn't ever happen. I mean, Mark Henry is no (huss, huss) Berserker but he should be at least somewhat satisfied at getting a victory over the WWE Champion. It means he deserves a rematch. It means he's legit because if anything, it at least means that he didn't get pinned. That's probably good enough criteria for a rematch at the next pay-per-view, right?
And if you were running a wrestling fantasy league you award more points for a countout victory than you would a disqualification, right?
I know everyone on Twitter made this joke all at once as well but come on. This is huge news. Was Johnny talking about Typhoon or Earthquake? Or maybe The Hurricane? Wrath? Meltdown?
A hybrid of Typhoon and Tugboat named Tugphoon or Typhoat? All of the above? The Ministry of Natural Disasters? The Natural Disaster World Order? The Disaster Foundation? The Natural Disaster Mafia? The 4 Natural Disatersmen? The Nation of Natural Disaster Domination?
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With four times the customers on Thanksgiving Eve compared to a normal day, maneuvering the aisles at the Costco in Iwilei was not an easy task.
"I went to K-Mart earlier and the parking lot was full. I was trying to stay away from the supermarket so I figured I'd come to Costco. But it's still crowded," said last-minute shopper Cheryl Santiago.
The bakery which normally sells 80 pies a day, was expected to sell over three thousand on Thanksgiving Eve. While pastries and stuffing were plentiful, the main feature of the Thanksgiving feast was hard to find.
"They've run out of turkey at Costco yesterday. We didn't know, I'm guessing ham now." said last-minute shopper Jason Belair.
Those who were on the turkey hunt found it to be frustrating. The Foodland at Market City ran out as well, as did many other local stores.
"We'll there's no turkey right now. I'm planning on catching my own turkey!" laughed shopper Bridgette McShane
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Although final details need to be ironed out and approved by the college's trustees at their board meeting on Wednesday, plans are for MCC to occupy the upper level of the Community Center beginning Aug. 6. They plan to move to the lower level early next year.
The North Ottawa County Council on Aging, which currently leases the Community Center's lower level, is slated to move its operations to a strip mall at the southwest corner of Beacon Boulevard and Taylor Avenue (see related story).
MCC will lease the space from the city for $60,000 per year, plus 21 percent of the cost for utilities and $800 per month for custodial fees, according to City Manager Pat McGinnis.
McGinnis said attracting an institution of higher learning has been a long-term goal of local and regional leaders.
"There's been a great deal of discussion that higher education is important in downtowns to get that youth component and vitality," he said. "Kids use local services, local businesses. They hit the library."
McGinnis said the Community Center is ideal for the college.
"That building sort of has a campus-like setting with a park across the street and the library next door," he explained. "It's a nice complement to a very nice district we have going there. It will be very fresh to see college kids with backpacks in Central Park reading a book or tablet or laptop."
McGinnis said a community college is a good post-secondary starting point for students.
"It can give people some great life skills to be very successful employees right here at home," he said. "The potential is so huge. Maybe we'll see Ferris, Western Michigan or Grand Valley want to snatch a little piece of real estate. Right now, we have to send our kids packing to go to college. It will be nice to see something local."
MCC has offered classes at Grand Haven High School for several years, but the new facility will offer full student services — including enrollment and counseling.
"This new facility is the next logical step to meeting growing needs in the area," said Dr. Dale Nesbary, the college's president. "Of all the places we considered over the past two years, the location within the Grand Haven Community Center complex is best suited to meeting student and community needs. We're now able to provide more daytime classes and a variety of student services."
The college will continue offering evening classes at Grand Haven High School and Spring Lake Middle School.
MCC officials said the college's Ottawa County enrollment tripled last year.
West Olive resident Nealon Bradley, a 2010 Grand Haven High School graduate, is taking classes at the Muskegon campus and plans to take classes in Grand Haven this winter.
"It's going to be good to have a close place, especially with gas prices," said Bradley, who estimates he spends $50 a week in fuel commuting to Muskegon. "Some days I'll spend zero bucks because I can bike back and forth. It's going to be especially nice ... in the winter when the roads aren't very good."
Eli Fox, a 2005 Grand Haven High School graduate, works as the college's enrollment services representative. She'll share time between the Muskegon campus and Grand Haven center.
"I'm so excited to have a downtown center for Ottawa County students to take classes," she said.
MCC Director of Community Relations Tina Dee said the Grand Haven center would eventually house four to five classrooms with a 19-to-1 student-to-faculty ratio.
"Students will get a lot more individualized attention than they would at a large school," she said. "Our curriculum is intended to provide a portal, an entry point for people to start their academic progress with us."
The Community Center campus will offer enrollment and other services from noon to 6:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday, and 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday, beginning Aug. 6. Classes begin Monday, Aug. 27.
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I usually rush sunfire first if I am going well, as teleport allows me to get anywhere urgently.
I dominated a game as Malphite against all these AP/AS fools. Randuin's Omen, Frozen Heart, Ground Slam = 0 Attack Speed.
They were attacking so slow.
do you notice that high ELO players only play a certain number of champs in competition? It might help to play a ranked game instead of only playing normal.
Oplah, I understand you feel like they are "Little boosts" but they're much more than just that. Having runes that drop cooldowns on skills, give insane amounts of Armor pen/magic pen, and give tons of defense at the start of a game does matter.
It basically gives you a free item but doesn't take a item slot. Not to mention the time it takes to get runes and champions which in competitive means most teams would stick to playing the same people over and over. Also, the fact that theres no ingame spectator or reply system drains alot of the likely hood that there would be a competitive scene. Going to dreamhack means jack when the game doesn't share basic things in its core.
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"I'm better at life at than you."
Seattle Seahawks All-Pro cornerback Richard Sherman was a master troll on ESPN's daily troll-fest, First Take, ripping Skip Bayless after everyone's favorite host tried to goad him into saying he's better than Darrelle Revis. Sherman spends four minutes blasting Bayless, calling him ignorant, pompous and worthless.
The whole thing comes off as contrived as the show usually is, but unlike normal segments on First Take, it's watchable. I highly recommend all four minutes.
The money quotes from Sherman:
• "Whenever you refer to me, whenever you speak to me, whenever you address me, address me as All-Pro Stanford graduate beacuse those are some accomplishments you will aspire to but never accomplish. You have never accomplished anything."
• "I think you think more of yourself than you can prove."
• "In my 24 years of life, I'm better at life than you."
• "I'm intelligent enough and capable enough to understand that you are ignorant, pompous, egotistical, cretin. I'm going to crush you on here because I'm tired of hearing about it."
• "I'm tired of your ignorant pollution."
It's fun to watch, even if highlighting it accomplishes the sole mission of First Take: Make headlines.
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Many people don't know those facts, but they are useful tads of information that Chandy Melton, Madisonville Community College history instructor, uses to get her students hooked on history.
"Sometimes, reading from the text books doesn't catch some students' interests," said Melton. "You have to find the right story for them to get their attention."
Melton said her students enjoy less commonly known facts about the Revolutionary War and our founding fathers' quest for independence.
"Students are often interested to know that Benjamin Franklin was in his 80s while attending some of the constitutional conventions," she said. "He often had to be carried to them but he was determined to help make it happen."
The summer days following the signing of the Declaration of Independence were filled with celebration featuring musket and canon fire and fireworks, which are now the tradition.
Melton said another little known fact is that the Declaration of Independence was kept for several years at Fort Knox after the bombing at Pearl Harbor in 1941.
Hopkins and surrounding counties are steeped in American history going back to the Revolutionary War.
The county's roots were planted after the war by veterans, who were presented land grants for their efforts to gain the nation's independence.
Several Hopkins County founding fathers were land grant recipients from Virginia including Gen. Samuel Hopkins, a Revolutionary War veteran, who was an early settler for which Hopkins County was named. The 552-square-mile county was the 49th in order of formation on May 1, 1807.
Other notable settlers include Frederick Wilhelm and Baron Von Steuben, the Prussian general who had instructed the Revolutionary army at Valley Forge during the winter of 1976-77.
According to the Hopkins County Historical Society website, Von Steuben was wounded during an attack while on his first visit to the area and quit-claimed his property.
On his grant of several thousand acres in the northwest part of the county, a salt spring was named Steuben's Lick that by the 1880s was the community known as Manitou.
Independence Day holds a special place in the hearts and minds of Hopkins County residents, who readily acknowledge the continuing efforts of U.S. Armed Forces men and women with historical markers, monuments and parades.
If you would like to learn more about Hopkins County history, please visit the Hopkins County Historical Society website.
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text: Events 250 students join Union College to "Sing for Peace" January 28, 2008 Wednesday, Jan. 30 marks the beginning of Mid-America Union's 55th annual Music Festival, themed "Sing for Peace – Long Live Love". Both choral and keyboard students are featured this year with several guest directors, headed by Union College professors Dr. Daniel Lynn and Dr. Ryan Wells. In addition, Dr. Gerald Holbrook, a nationally recognized expert in Monophonic Gregorian chant, and Oscar Harriott, a local gospel music expert, will aid with the music clinics. Union College will host 250 students from 12 Adventist high schools. Though most hail from the Midwest, participanting schools will come from as far away as New York and Utah. The most gifted and skilled students from each institution are invited to Music Festival to expand their melodic horizons. "The festival is a unique opportunity for the talented music students to all come together and create music," Dr. Lynn explained. "I'm excited about working with these talented students and having them experience great music." With 14-hours of rehearsal, the combined effort of the directors, visitors and Union's own choral performaers will culminate in two performances open to the community. Headline concerts are Friday, Feb. 1 at 7:30 p.m. and Sabbath, Feb. 2 at 4:15 p.m. Both concerts are in the College View Church, 48th and Prescott, and are free and open to the public. Additionally, a piano recital featuring an elite group of visiting student pianists is scheduled for Friday afternoon at 1:30 p.m. in the Engel Recital Hall. Contact the Division of Fine Arts at 402.486.2553 for more information. Read more about 250 students join Union College to "Sing for Peace" Communication class organizes benefit concert for Invisible Children January 17, 2008 Union College communication students are putting textbook tactics into practice by organizing a benefit concert for Invisible Children on Sunday, Feb. 10 at 7:30 p.m. The concert will take place at the College View Seventh-day Adventist Church (South 48th St. and Prescott Ave.) Invisible Children is a nonprofit organization established in 2003 to help the homeless and orphaned children of Uganda. More than 20 years of civil conflict in the country has created a need for educational and economic opportunities among Ugandan youth that Invisible Children hopes to address. Read more about Communication class organizes benefit concert for Invisible Children Sara Groves to perform free concert January 8, 2008 On Friday, Jan. 18, Union College will host a free concert by Christian singer/songwriter Sara Groves. Groves also performed at Union College in 2002. The concert will be held at College View Church, located at the corner of 48th and Prescott, at 7:30 p.m. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. "Hearing Sara Groves changed my entire outlook on Christian music," Scott Cushman, an alumnus who attended her 2002 concert at the college. "Relaxed, thoughtful and soulful, I went home feeling closer to God and telling everyone I know to listen to Grove's album." In 1998 Groves transitioned from teaching at a high school in Minnesota to full-time musician. That year also Groves released her first album, Past the Wishing. Since then, she's put out five more albums, been nominated for three Dove Awards, and CCM Magazine named her Christian music artist of the year and gave its "Album of the Year" award to her 2005 release Add to the Beauty. Groves puts a lot of herself into her music. She brings sincere, candidly truthful lyrics to her low-key, acoustic music. In addition to recording, Groves gives over 120 performances each year. Seating is free but limited. College View Church will seat 1,700 on a first come, first serve basis. Read more about Sara Groves to perform free concert McClelland Art Gallery displays work by photography students December 11, 2007 LINCOLN— An array of 30 photographs debuted in the McClelland Art Gallery on Sunday, Dec. 9 at 7:30 p.m. Students from the photography class taught by Bruce Forbes are displaying three of their best pictures taken during the course. The diversity of the students' personalities is evident in the exhibit, ranging from digital camera work to film, and black and white to color. Read more about McClelland Art Gallery displays work by photography students Community invited to band and choral holiday concerts, Dec. 14, 15 November 26, 2007 Union College invites the community to celebrate the holiday season with music during the college's annual choral and band concerts. Admission and parking for both concerts are free. "The Nativity of St. Luke" by Randall Thompson will feature Union College vocal soloists and choirs on Dec. 14 at 7:30 p.m. in the College View Seventh-day Adventist Church (4810 Prescott Ave.). The Union College band and other instrumental groups will perform a Christmas concert on Dec. 15 at 7:30 p.m. in the college Gymnasium (enter campus from Prescott Ave.). Read more about Community invited to band and choral holiday concerts, Dec. 14, 15 New professor and new facility debut for fall chamber music concerts November 2, 2007 The Golden Chords String Quartet, Tom Shepherd, cellist, Frank Restesan, first violin, Derek Bower, violist, and Tim Parfet, second violin. LINCOLNâ€â€ÂUnion College Chamber Orchestra and the Golden Cords string quartet will present fall concerts under the direction of new Union College associate professor of music, Dr. Frank Restesan. On Sunday, Nov. 11, 6 p.m. the Union College Chamber Orchestra will perform in the newly opened atrium to the College View Seventh-day Adventist Church (4801 Prescott Ave.). This Fall Chamber Concert is the debut performance in the new wing of the College View church. The concert will include one romantic selection and three baroque pieces. Freshman flutist Sarah Kohls will be a featured soloist for a Vivaldi concerto. Breanna Thornton, 14-year-old guest violinist will be featured as well. On Monday, Nov. 12, 7 p.m., the Golden Cords string quartet will perform in a Chamber Music Concert in the Engel Hall Recital Room (corner of S. 48th St. and Bancroft Ave.). Program highlights will include a quartet by Hayden and Corelli's Christmas Concerto featuring Dr. Ryan Wells as the keyboard accompanist. Restesan joined the Union College faculty this school year. In addition to leading the chamber groups, Restesan is the director of the Union College Band. He holds master's degrees in musical stylistics and in music performance as well as a doctorate in conducting from the University of Arizona. Restesan's career has included acting as soloist and concertmaster of the Chautauqua Festival Orchestra (N.Y), the New England Symphonic Ensemble, The University of Arizona Symphony Orchestra, Tucson Chamber Orchestra and core member of the Tucson Symphony. He has studied at the State Conservatory in Cluj (Klausenburg) Romania, with Istvan Ruha, the Bachakademie in Stuttgart, Germany with Dozent Peter Streicher and Helmut Rilling and at The University of Arizona. Dr. Restesan's past teaching appointments include positions as orchestra director, strings and chamber music instructor at Atlantic Union College (Mass.), Antillean Adventist University (Puerto Rico) and Walla Walla College (Wash.). Restesan has appeared on prestigious stages around the world including recitals and concerts in Romania, Hungary, Germany, France, Spain, Holland, Puerto Rico and the legendary Carnegie Hall in New York City. Read more about New professor and new facility debut for fall chamber music concerts Union College hosts over 150 students in gymnastics exhibition October 10, 2007 On Saturday, Oct. 13, Union College invites the community to a gymnastic exhibition featuring Union College's Gymnaires, as well as 150 high school and elementary students from Minnesota, Missouri, Colorado and Nebraska. The performance will follow an extended weekend of clinics designed especially for the visiting athletes. Jesse Leone, an experienced clinician, and Francis Allen, University of Lincoln's men's head gymnastics coach, will provide the students with learning sessions to enhance their skills. The show beings at 7:30 p.m. in the college Gymnasium (also called the "Thunderdome"), and each visiting team will have a five-minute routine culminating with a merged group presentation. "I think the performance is a great opportunity to see the students involved in activities that not only showcase their athletic talents, but also life skills such as leadership and responsibility," said Seth Perkins, Union college gymnastics coach and event director. The Gymnasium is located on the east side of the Union College campus, 3800 S. 48th Street. Enter the campus from Prescott Avenue. For more information about the event, contact Seth Perkins at 402.486.2600 ext. 2166. Read more about Union College hosts over 150 students in gymnastics exhibition Volunteers impact Lincoln Thursday, Sept. 6 September 5, 2007 | Jacque L. Smith, director of Public Relations Ann Bryant, Union College student chaplain and junior business major, gets excited when her peers have big ideas. "I want to start a tutoring program for refugees and immigrants in Lincoln who don't speak English," said senior Katie Carlson when she came to see Bryant in Campus Ministries recently. "And I want to kick it off during Project Impact next week." Never mind the short notice, Bryant gave the idea an enthusiastic go-ahead. "We'll do it. How can we help you make this happen?" Bryant said. Read more about Volunteers impact Lincoln Thursday, Sept. 6 Union College exceeds 1,000 students for first time in 24 years August 30, 2007 LINCOLNâ€â€ÂAt 10:28 a.m. on the last day registration was open, Serhiy Horokhovskyy became Union College's 1,000th student of the 2007-2008 school year. A senior religion major from Ukraine, Horokhovskyy is the first student since 1983 to help Union College cross the 1000 enrollment mark. By the end of the close of registration on Tuesday, Aug. 28, Union College's official enrollment reached 1,015 students with a full time equivalence of 909.5. To celebrate the 1,000-student milestone, Union College is invited all students and employees to a free lunch served on the campus Tribute Terrace. In addition to the meal and ice cream from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 28, festivities included a short program. Remarks and recognition of the Enrollment Services team by Union College President David Smith were followed by a college-wide sing-a-long of the well-loved school song, "Slinga de Ink." State Senator Tony Fulton joined in the festivities and added his congratulations and support. "Students come to Union College for many reasonsâ€â€Âcaring campus family, a Christian atmosphere and for unique programs like international rescue and relief and physician assistant studies," President Smith said. "One thousand is just a number, but the fact that more and more students value Union's campus culture makes me proud of the students, faculty and staff who have invested themselves in Union." Union's campus has become a home-away-from home for a diverse group of students from 49 states and 26 countries. Four out of five Union students are from outside of Nebraska, that's a higher percentage of non-resident students than any other college in the state. "When we recruit new students for the college, we don't just sell Union, we sell Nebraska," said Rob Weaver, vice president for Enrollment and Student Financial Services. "On the coasts we get asked 'Where's Nebraska?' and we take every opportunity to tell them about 'The Good Life.'" Of Union's out-of-state students, more than one fifth choose to stay in Nebraska after graduation, contributing to the state's brain gain. Union College put in place more stringent admissions standards last year and yet has continued its growth. All regularly admitted students must now have a cumulative grade point average of 2.5 and an ACT score of 18. While these are not as high as elite universities, they are higher than most of the schools pulling from the same demographic of high school graduates as Union College. "Continuing to attract new students to our campus while simultaneously raising the admissions bar is really exciting," Weaver said. "While we're delighted to reach this milestone, at Union we've always known that bigger isn't necessarily better," said Smith. "We are grateful for each student here and the opportunities each of them represent for Union and for Christ." View a PDF file (3 megabytes) of the article in the Lincoln Journal-Star here. Read more about Union College exceeds 1,000 students for first time in 24 years Students launch VW for inspiration and fellowship July 11, 2007 | Tara Taylor, student writer Nichole Scott, sophomore communication major, had considered going to VW several times, but was unsure what the program involved. 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Unsettling new video for "The Drug", by Röyksopp.
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Directed by Noel Paul and Stefan Moore (that go).
Unsettling new video for "The Drug", by Röyksopp.
Watch the music video below!
Directed by Noel Paul and Stefan Moore (that go).
Gotta love dystopian imagery. I love it when the visual narrative of a music video gives a song which I would otherwise find uninteresting a certain level of depth.
What happened to the other video for this song?? I preferred it. I've been searching all over the internet but it seems to have disappeared… shame.
But yes, definitely weird. I love Royskopp.
Hmmmmmmmm apocalypse….my favourite.
I think it's too photographic… Some scenes are there just because they look good, they don't mix well with eachother and don't even build a story. I guess we let us impressed of things too shallow these days. The song is very nice, though.
Though I very much enjoy the strange and apocalyptic feel, a part of me can't help but take offense that all but one of the unsettling images of distorted faces seem to use people of color. I don't like the sinking suspicion that it was intended to help induce a feeling of dread.
i don't think it's apocalyptic, it looks as dilapidated as eastern europe at the moment, and i think that's it's merit. plus, how more present can you get-they've got spraybooth tees!
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I went with a cat cut ridgeline because I like the tarp under the ridgeline. Adam said that ridgeline under tarp might cause abrasion of the cuben fiber, but I'm sure that doesn't stop them that like their ridgeline under the tarp.
I skipped the cat cut on the sides - I'd rather have as much coverage as possible. Some folks don't like the D-rings on the tie-outs but I'm not that much of a gram weenie. I'll cut them off if I ever get that obsessed.
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Touching the Third Rail of Housing Policy
September 09, 2009
Ed Glaeser posted in Economix yesterday about the lessons that the housing crash imparts for housing policy--including the seemingly untouchable mortgage interest deduction. Now that home prices seem to be moderating, the piece provides a vivid reminder of how steep the price curve was, before and after the crash.
An Agenda for the New Manufacturing "Czar"
September 09, 2009
On Labor Day, President Obama appointed Ron Bloom, head of the administration's auto industry task force, as his manufacturing "czar." A former United Steelworkers staffer, Bloom recognizes the importance of high-wage manufacturing to the U.S. economy and to the well-being of the Great Lakes metropolitan areas that have been its center for more than half a century. But his experience is mainly in structuring financial deals. Does he understand the non-financial obstacles to reviving American manufacturing?
Taking the Fun out of Las Vegas
September 08, 2009
Wish you were here! Today, I'm in sunny Las Vegas to help roll out an interesting new Brookings initiative and realizing I'm residing at ground zero of America's current economic quandary. No large U.S. Metro has suffered greater house price declines in the last year. No large metro has a higher concentration of foreclosures. Gross metropolitan product has declined by 3 percent since its 2007 peak.
Implementing ARRA—Partnerships for Stimulus Performance
September 08, 2009
There's a lot of back and forth going on about whether the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (aka ARRA or the "stimulus package") is working or not. Last week, Mark Muro asked: What transformative impacts might ARRA have on the way states, localities, and regions do business?
Water Warnings from Atlanta
September 08, 2009
Southern cities and suburbs are used to drought restrictions in the summer, watering the lawn only certain days of the week every year. But what if the rules were year round and also applied to indoor water use too? Atlantans may soon have such a situation in 2012. Last month, a federal judge ruled that the Atlanta metro cannot use Lake Lanier as a drinking water source.
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September 04, 2009
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September 03, 2009
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September 03, 2009
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The malted barley used at the Talisker distillery has been bought in from Glen Ord since 1972, when Talisker's onsite maltings were abandoned. The malt has a peat level of 22ppm and the terroir is decidedly brazen; the Hebridean climate punishes the shores of the Isle of Skye, on which Talisker is the sole distillery. Though the whisky distillery is far from large, its capacity is rather modest at less than two million litres annually, Talisker has attained a sterling reputation and sales are currently at around 100,000 cases per annum. Perhaps this is due to its inclusion in the Classic Malts range, released in 1988. The Talisker whisky distillery was founded in 1830 by Hugh and Kenneth MacAskill. Talisker sits at Skye's western coast, at Loch Harport. The area is steeped in tradition and local custom; indeed, Scotch Gaelic is still spoken. In 1898, the whisky distillery became a part of Dailuaine-Talisker Distillers Company under the charge of Thomas Mackenzie. Following his death in 1916, a consortium including Distillers Company Limited acquired the distillery. There are two wash stills and, bizarrely, three spirit stills. The third spirit still, is still in place and dates back to the period before 1928 when Talisker produced triple distilled malt whisky.
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Hugh and Kenneth MacAskill, sons of the local doctor, found the distillery.
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Kenneth MacAskill dies.
North of Scotland Bank sells the distillery to Donald MacLennan for £500.
MacLennan experiences difficulties in making operations viable and puts the distillery up for sale.
MacLennan, still working at the distillery, nominates John Anderson as agent in Glasgow.
Anderson & Co. from Glasgow takes over.
John Anderson is imprisoned after having sold non-existing casks of whisky.
New owners are now Alexander Grigor Allan and Roderick Kemp.
Kemp sells his share and buys Macallan Distillery instead.
The Talisker Distillery Ltd is founded.
Allan dies and Thomas Mackenzie, who has been his partner, takes over.
Talisker Distillery merges with Dailuaine-Glenlivet Distillers and Imperial Distillers to form Dailuaine-Talisker Distillers Company.
Thomas Mackenzie dies and the distillery is taken over by a consortium consisting of, among others, John Walker, John Dewar, W. P. Lowrie and Distillers Company Limited (DCL).
The distillery abandons triple distillation.
Administration of the distillery is transferred to Scottish Malt Distillers (SMD).
On 22nd November the distillery catches fire and substantial damage occurs.
The distillery reopens after the fire with five new identical copies of the destroyed stills.
Malting ceases and malt is now purchased from Glen Ord Central Maltings.
United Distillers introduce Classic Malts, Talisker 10 years included. A visitor centre is opened.
A new stainless steel/copper mash tun and five new worm tubs are installed. Talisker is launched as a Distillers Edition with an amoroso sherry finish.
Two new bottlings appear, an 18 year old and a 25 year old.
To celebrate the 175th birthday of the distillery, Talisker 175th Anniversary is released
A 30 year old and the fourth edition of the 25 year old are released.
The second edition of the 30 year old and the fifth edition of the 25 year old are released.
Talisker 57O North, sixth edition of the 25 year old and third edition of the 30 year old are launched.
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Steamboat Springs, Colorado… November 7th, 2012... Corporate bookings for the 2012/ 2013 winter ski season are on the rise in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, according to information recently released by Moving Mountains, the local luxury property management specialist. The company already has a handful of corporate-related bookings for the ski season, which begins in Steamboat on November 21.
September 2012
Steamboat Springs' Moving Mountains Celebrates 15th Anniversary. Catered Chalet concept continues to grow in Colorado.
Steamboat Springs, Colorado… September 27th, 2012... Moving Mountains, the luxury lodging expert in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, this season celebrates 15 years of providing mountain enthusiasts its Catered Chalet experience – the unique attribute that sets it apart from nearly all other lodging opportunities in North America.
March 2012
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Steamboat Springs, Colorado… March 20 - 2012... Moving Mountains, the local high end vacation rental specialist in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, recently compiled this insiders' guide to planning a perfect Steamboat ski vacation. Moving Mountains' tips provide valuable local information – the company is based in Steamboat Springs and staffed with passionate year-round residents who enjoy the area's recreational opportunities as much as the visitors they serve.
Exclusive Colorado Ski Lodging Company Shows Growth
Steamboat Springs, Colorado… March 14 - 2012... Luxury ski vacations should offer guests uninterrupted relaxation. Yet, vacationers to bustling ski areas may find they spend an enormous amount of their valuable R&R time on the phone on hold or standing in line. They wait in line for their rental gear, at the checkout of the crowded grocery store, at the lift ticket window and the ski school office. At the end of a day of skiing, they stand in line to wait for the shuttle bus, then they endure a dinner wait at their favorite restaurant. Moving Mountains in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, eliminates excess effort and wasted time for its guests, offering the area's most exclusive vacation home rentals paired up with unique hospitality known for exceeding guest expectations. Guests of Moving Mountains find they don't have to lift a finger or waste a moment, making their vacation time all the more memorable. This unique combination of five-star vacation home accommodations and service is what Moving Mountains attributes to its strong numbers.
Moving Mountains Plans for Sell-Out Weekend
Steamboat Springs, Colorado – March 8, 2012… Steamboat's local luxury property management company Moving Mountains is preparing for a busy March, with sell-out crowds beginning next weekend. It appears that Steamboat's snow message has gotten out, and that has successfully ramped up Moving Mountains' reservations for the remainder of this season.
February 2012
Exclusive Ski Vacations Can Be Family-Friendly
Steamboat Springs, Colorado… Luxury ski vacations are meant to be relaxing, yet vacationing with kids often is more work than staying at home. Kid-centric Disney Land-like vacations take their patience tolls on parents. Families are challenged to find stress-free vacation options that appeal to all ages. However, an exclusive ski vacation can be family-friendly in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, a town renowned for its genuine hospitality and a ski mountain with diverse terrain that appeals to beginners and experts alike.
March 29, 2010
Moving Mountains Chalets raises over $3,000 for Haiti
Steamboat Springs, Colorado - Moving Mountains Chalets will donate $3,290.30 to Doctors without Borders Emergency Relief Fund for disaster relief in Haiti.
January 22, 2010
Moving Mountains spearheads Ski Aid
Disaster Relief for Haiti
Steamboat Springs, Colorado - Recognizing the impact of the earthquakes that recently struck Haiti, Moving Mountains Chalets in Steamboat Springs is donating 5% of all lodging booked in the remainder of the winter ski season to Doctors without Borders Emergency Relief Fund for disaster relief in Haiti.
October 28, 2009
Moving Mountains Chalets to increase luxury lodging inventory
Moving Mountains welcomes owners of One Steamboat Place
Steamboat Springs, Colorado - Steamboat luxury lodging company, Moving Mountains Chalets, is experiencing triple digit growth in advance of the coming winter season which bodes well for the local ski industry looking for signs of economic recovery.


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The Folklore Festival 2011 took place last weekend and some of my best friends and me were there. Good music for an affordable price in the city where we live? Count us in! It was so much fun! Even though the weather did not really play along -it rained a lot on Friday and we weren't prepared for it – the music and spirit was great. I'm already looking forward to Folklore 2012. We bought the very first tickets. (more…)


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COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. - It wasn't just Reds fans who were moved by Barry Larkin's Hall of Fame speech here Sunday, but also his family and friends and former teammates.
And nobody, of course, was more emotional about it than his mother, Shirley, or father, Robert, the longtime Silverton residents who raised one of the most distinguished athletic families in the city's history.
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June 7, 2012
By Diane Katz
As federal regulators struggle to implement the massive Dodd–Frank statute, it is obvious that its architects ignored its predictably destructive consequences. Republicans on the House Appropriations Committee this week proposed some logical steps that Congress should seriously consider to increase regulatory accountability and (modestly) decrease costs—at least until the worst elements of Dodd–Frank are scrapped altogether.
Regulatory Excess and Enormous Expense
The financial regulation law entails some 398 rulemakings. As of June 1, according to tracking by the law firm of Davis Polk, the various agencies drafting the regulations have missed 67 percent of the deadlines and finalized just 28 percent of the required dictates.[1] The protracted regulatory uncertainty that this produces severely undermines the private investment necessary for economic growth.
Beyond the tens of billions of dollars in new regulatory costs imposed on big and small businesses alike, Dodd–Frank requires enormous federal outlays for enforcement—including creation of an entirely new agency, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), and more than 2,850 new government hires.
Taming the CFPB
As currently structured, the CFPB is an independent bureau within the Federal Reserve; its funding is set by law at a fixed percentage of the Fed's operating budget. This budgetary independence shields the bureau from congressional oversight. The proposed spending bill for financial services would make the bureau's funding subject to annual appropriations as of fiscal year 2014 and hence annual congressional review.[2]
Although some financial regulatory agencies also fall outside the congressional appropriations process, they are the exceptions rather than the rule among regulators. There is no justification for allowing the bureau to escape congressional oversight.
The legislation also would require quarterly reports to Congress on bureau activities and spending, which is eminently reasonable considering the CFPB's unparalleled power, which includes consolidated and expanded regulatory authority over credit and debit cards, mortgages, student loans, savings and checking accounts, and almost every other consumer financial product and service.[3]
Spending Discipline Necessary
Meanwhile, the new agriculture spending bill pending in the House calls for a reduction of $25 million—to $180 million—for the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), which is tasked by Dodd–Frank with creating a new regulatory regime over derivatives (also known as swaps).[4] The plan also would require that $32 million be allocated for information technology. While House committee members are seeking to trim the CFTC's budget, President Obama is seeking a budget increase of $128 million (in part to add 1,015 staff).
Critics of the proposed reductions are sputtering with outrage, claiming that the agencies can't possibly function without ever-increasing budgets. Perhaps they should have considered that before imposing Dodd–Frank. If the new regulations are indeed essential, they might consider scaling back some less essential functions to make up the difference.
Demand for More Cutbacks
The Senate has not released a spending bill for financial regulatory agencies, but odds are high that any proposed cuts will be much less than those pending in the House. But as demonstrated in Wisconsin on Wednesday, voters are serious about limiting government largesse and regulatory excess—both of which define Dodd–Frank. The relatively small cutbacks proposed in the House Appropriations Committee would be a welcome start to what, hopefully, will be much bigger cuts to come.
Diane Katz is Research Fellow in Regulatory Policy in the Thomas A. Roe Institute for Economic Policy Studies at The Heritage Foundation.
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[1]Davis Polk, "Dodd–Frank Progress Report," last updated June 1, 2012, http://www.davispolk.com/dodd-frank-rulemaking-progress-report/ (accessed June 7, 2012).
[2]Press release, "Appropriations Committee Releases Fiscal Year 2013 Financial Services Appropriations Bill," Committee on Appropriations, U.S. House of Representatives, June 5, 2012, http://appropriations.house.gov/News/DocumentSingle.aspx?DocumentID=298250 (accessed June 7, 2012).
[3]Diane Katz, "CFPB Wields New Powers with Director," Heritage Foundation WebMemo No. 3476, January 30, 2012, http://www.heritage.org/research/reports/2012/01/consumer-financial-protection-bureau-concerns-with-its-broad-powers.
[4]Press release, "Appropriations Committee Releases the Fiscal Year 2013 Agriculture Appropriations Bill," Committee on Appropriations, U.S. House of Representatives, June 5, 2012, http://appropriations.house.gov/News/DocumentSingle.aspx?DocumentID=298229 (accessed June 7, 2012).
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Wednesday marked move-in day for freshmen. They started moving into the residential halls at 8:00 in the morning.
About 1,200 freshmen will move in, making this the largest class of freshmen to live in UNLV's dorms to date. Many of them have been showing up with their parents, including Shae Wiley.
His mom and dad were more emotional than he was as they helped him unpack his things.
"I'll probably remember it longer than he will because to him it's going to be: 'Wednesday I went to college. Totally good.' But for me, the baby's off," said Dave Wiley.
UNLV says this year, it will be welcoming its largest freshmen class ever.
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God Bless you pretty and lovely Leena. You and Pratik were such a cute couple.
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Hope Paridhi redemption track starts! Leena aka Paridhi was cute in begining!
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• Championship Central | Photo Gallery MADISON, Wis. -- The Wisconsin women followed a familiar script on the final day of the 2012 Big Ten Outdoor Championships at the McClimon Complex, but they also had the opportunity to do so in a familiar setting.Success in the field events powered the Badgers to a fifth-place finish in front of a crowd of 3,294 fans that crammed into the McClimon Complex.UW finished with 78 points to secure fifth, while Ohio State nabbed the title with 117 points and Illinois and Nebraska tied for second with 110."First of all, it was a great meet across the board. The awesome weather and the fantastic crowd we had played into it being a phenomenal meet," UW head coach Jim Stintzi said.
"Our kids loved competing in front of the hometown crowd and I really think it helped us compete at a higher level." Helping to push the Badgers to their total was senior Monika Jakutyte's podium finish in the high jump. Jakutyte took the bronze medal with a clearance of 5 feet, 10 3/4 inches to match her lifetime-best mark in the event. "Obviously I was going for first, but third place is good," said Jakutyte, who claimed the Big Ten indoor title as a junior in 2011. The senior has enough experience to know that the performance can be a step to bigger things in the coming weeks. "All I needed was one more jump and I would have had 6 feet," she said. "Going into regionals and nationals, I feel good. "I feel like I'm back where I should be." Less than a day removed from winning silver in the heptathlon, junior Dorcas Akinniyi was back at it, joining Jakutyte in the high jump.The junior matched Jakutyte on her first attempt to clear 5-10 3/4. With that height, Akinniyi took fourth for the Badgers, picking up essential points for her team as well as notching up two spots on the Wisconsin performance list to the No. 4 all-time mark.Together with her heptathlon finish, Akinniyi tallied 13 points for the Badgers on the weekend. Senior Jordan Helgren picked up a point with an eighth-place finish in the triple jump, leaping for a mark of 41 feet, 8 inches. The throwing duo of freshman Kelsey Card and junior Taylor Smith were back in the discus to tally up more points for the Badgers. Card threw for 175 feet, 6 inches to take fifth place. Smith followed in fourth with a mark of 172-8. On the track, the Badgers had two athletes in Sunday's finals.Sophomore Liga Blyholder ran for a personal best in the 1500 meters, triming down her lifetime-best time by two seconds. She took fifth with a time of 4 minutes, 19.65 minutes. Junior Brittney Harper picked up the Badgers' other points on the track in the 800 meters. Harper ran a personal-best time of 2:07.83 to take sixth. Also competiting on the Big Ten's final day of competition was Kyla Chapman, who took 10th in the 5,000 meters by clocking a time of 16:48.95. In the pole vault, two UW freshmen competed in their first outdoor Big Ten championships. Jessica Vardas took 15th with a clearance of 11-9 and Courtney Walden matched that vault for a 16th-place in the event.Back on the track, the Badgers' quartet of Sophie Roth, Deanna Latham, Jessica Flax and Harper pulled together to run the No. 5 time in school history with their peformance of 3:43.36, taking ninth in the event."I think it was a good meet for us," Stintzi said. "We really maximized what we had out there. Obviously we want to continue to get better, but considering some of the limitations we have with our roster in the sprints area, we did a nice job of maximizing."The Badgers now look ahead to the NCAA West Preliminary Round May 24-26 in Austin, Texas, as they race for a spot in the NCAA outdoor championships.
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Last year, Citibank began offering their eSavings account, an online bank account that offers competitive interest rates but requires a linked checking account that charges fees, reducing the benefit of the interest.
It looks like Citi is now improving these terms with its introduction of a new online-only — you can't sign up in their brick-and-mortar locations — savings account. It's called the Citibank Direct Ultimate Savings Account. If you follow that link (not an affiliate), you should see an offer for 4.65% APY (which is higher than eSavings' current 4.5% APY) as well as a $50 account opening bonus.
In order to obtain the $50 bonus, you have to qualify by meeting all of these requirements:
* You were never a deposit account customer of CitiBank (or of its predecessors).
* The new Citibank Direct account must be opened before June 30, 2007.
* The account must stay open for at least 90 days, at which time you will receive the bonus.
There are no minimums and no fees for the account, and you can access the account with a CitiBank ATM card. You will be able to set up linked accounts at other banks for transfers.
For comparison, FNBO Direct is offering 6.0% APY through November, HSBC Direct is at 5.05% APY, and ING Direct is still lagging behind at 4.5% APY.
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Second Life Marketing: 20 Tips & 1 Contest
"All this Second Life stuff is just plain goofy," you may be saying. "Second Life is a game, not a marketing channel."
And maybe you're right. But real brands are starting to market in Second Life. Brands like Nissan, Wells-Fargo, Adidas, Sun and Reuters. So just maybe there is something there, or might be soon.
Along those lines, I found Prokofy Neva's post (yes, that's a Second Life name) about 'dos' and 'donts' for marketing in Second Life to be fascinating.
Fascinating because I don't have a clue what Prokofy's talking about. Even the vocabulary is foreign.
More on all this from MIT's Ad Lab: How to Advertise in Second Life, Part 2
OK, so here's a contest: Today (November 2, 2006), Google shows 675 results for a search on the quoted phrase, "second life marketing." How many results will Google show for this search February 2, 2007? Guesses due by 15 Nov, and closest guess wins a 40oz tin of gourmet jumbo Virginia peanuts from Plow & Hearth.


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STILLWATER — Oklahoma State football coach Mike Gundy has the symptoms of an addict. He is not in denial, nor is he ashamed. Colleagues might be contemplating an intervention
If there were a test to determine the amount of Red Bull in a person's bloodstream, would Gundy be under the legal limit? "No," a smiling Gundy said, playfully twitching his head to the right several times in rapid succession. "See? It doesn't really affect me." Where most people consume one Red Bull per day for a pick-me-up, Gundy is having his own three-a-day sessions. For Gundy, there is no crash and burn when the drink's effects dissipate. "None at all," Gundy explained. "You see, that's when you have another one." Nothing like a little taurine, caffeine, glucose and B12 to get the juices flowing. "Actually, I stick with coffee until about 11 every morning," Gundy said. Then Gundy starts his daily run with the Bull. He even has a Red Bull refrigerator in his office. Before his question-and-answer session at Media Day last Saturday, Gundy entered the interview room with a Pepsi cup in his hand. "Are we a Pepsi school or a Coke school?" Gundy asked. (OSU is a Coke school.) Someone said, "You're a Red Bull school," to which Gundy responded, "You got that right." Gundy isn't the only bullish man on campus. New Cowboys men's basketball coach Travis Ford also is stocked with a Red Bull refrigerator, and Gundy pawned Ford off as even a bigger addict. Now that he is under the watchful eye of his wife, Heather, who recently completed the family's move from Massachusetts, Ford might be battling withdrawals. Although temperatures have been in triple-digits at nearly every OSU football practice so far, you can still hear Gundy's voice piercing through the blast-furnace conditions. Gundy might be on the juice, but a quick survey revealed he's not the most hyper coach on staff. That title belongs to new co-offensive coordinator/receivers coach Trooper Taylor. "Oh, it's not even close," Gundy said, conceding the crown to Trooper, a longtime friend. "Troop is the same at 5:30 in the morning and 11:30 at night.
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