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May 25, 2016
The first-ever Lansing Job Fair will be held next week at the Lansing Center.
The City of Lansing is looking to fill 50 part-time and full-time city government positions.
The event begins Tuesday, August 26th at 10am and runs through Thursday, August 28th.
News 10's Ann Pierret will have all the details and what you can do to prepare for the Job Fair. Don't miss News 10 at 6pm.
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I just started biking seriously again like 3 months. Last year I moved to Orangeville Ontario so all the roads around are new to me. I really like to do every time a different route and I map it out before hand but when I get to a specific road I discover that it is not paved.
Where can I find the best and more up to date source of maps of paved road in Ontario?
Thanks guys.

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Whether you're a short-term trader or a regimented buy-and-hold investor, investing is essentially a combination of buy and sell orders and profit-making intentions. From this standpoint, good investment options may be U.S.-based exchanges, where buyers and sellers meet, invest, and pay transaction fees every step of the way.
IN PICTURES: Eight Ways To Survive A Market Downturn
Who's the most famous?
The New York Stock Exchange, home of listings ranging from long-standing U.S.-based companies like McDonald's (NYSE:MCD) and Citigroup (NYSE:C) to new exchange-traded funds like the Direxion Daily Real Estate Bull 3X Shares (NYSE:DRN) and new international based issues like Duoyuan Global Water Inc. (NYSE:DGW), is one of the most well-known exchanges in the world. The New York Stock Exchange is under the NYSE Euronext holding company (NYSE:NYX), representing the combination of the NYSE Group and the Euronext N.V. (For related reading, see The Tale Of Two Exchanges: NYSE And Nasdaq.)
NYSE Euronext Revenue Reflection
Cash trading makes up the majority of revenue for the NYSE Euronext holding company. While turmoil in financial markets has limited trading volumes and new initial public offering (IPO) activity during 2008 and early 2009, recent reports of positive revenues from former investment banking firms like Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) point to a positive future. Goldman Sachs reported record equity underwriting of $736 million, surpassing the previous quarterly record set in 2000. NYSE Euronext is down approximately 4%, while the SPDRS S&P 500 Index ETF (NYSE:SPY) is up just under 4% since the beginning of the year through July 17.
Futures Exchanges
Turning to the Midwest, investors can also consider the Chicago based CME Group, home of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, the Chicago Board of Trade and the New York Mercantile Exchange. The CME Group's primary revenue streams are derived from its clearing and transaction fees in the futures and commodities markets. On these exchanges, speculators, producers and hedgers come together to trade gold, sugar, interest rate contracts and other investment products. The CME Group is up approximately 32% since the beginning of the year through July 17.
Final Thoughts
Competition for company listings, investment products and trade execution are likely to keep industry competitors sharp and nimble without even taking into consideration the mountain of industry regulation poised just over the horizon. For investors, an investment here offers the opportunity to benefit from transaction fees earned by the exchanges and insight into the details behind how these financial markets are trading. (For more, see Getting To Know The Stock Exchanges.)
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Our goals are agile development promotion in Croatia and professional development of our members in agile software development theory and practices.
Agile Croatia will meet quarterly in Zagreb and conduct a formal meeting followed by an interesting presentation about an agile topic.
Once a year, Agile Croatia will organize a two day conference in one of the famous Croatian tourist resorts on the Adriatic.


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Fiji insurance companies refuse to pay for water damage
Some insurance companies operating in Fiji are reported to be refusing to pay for water damage during flash floods in the capital of Suva this month.
The president of the Suva Retailers Association, Himmat Lodhia, says they do understand that insurance companies are there to make money.
But, Mr Lodhia, says the business community wants to be treated fairly by insurance companies to whom they have paid premiums.
Suva businesses estimate that water damage in the capital during the floods exceeded 1.8 million US dollars.
Next story in Pacific: Fiji Daily Post sale mooted to Australian group
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Where is the model dress from it is really Fab !!!
Forget black eyeliner! This summer, we're making an effort to inject color into our wardrobes and beauty routines in places we may never have thought to use it before. Starting with those pretty peepers. It's simple- just line your eyes the way you usually would. But this time around, try using a colorful eyeliner. We used a thick and creamy purple eyeliner to create our awesomely chunky, colorful cat eye. You like?
GoJane's got tons of colorful liners for you to choose from:
Get these at GoJane: NYX Slim Eye Pencil, NYX Studio Liquid Liner, NYX Retractable Eye LinerTip: If you don't have colorful eye liner, use lip liner. Just dab some primer on your lids to keep the lip liner from smudging or sticking to your lids. You can also use a super pigmented creme shadow and a brush to create the same funky look.
For more beauty how-to's, troll some of our MUA Kitty Kat's past beauty posts.
Where is the model dress from it is really Fab !!!


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It look exactly the same. It's really good
It just lack some gargoyles.
This is a map of an area from a video game (Dark Souls 2 specifically). It actually started out as a simple sketch because I quite like the area and wanted to see how it fitted together. Then I was a little bored all of yesterday while waiting for my internet to be fixed so I decided to do more with it and try out some new things. I'm quite pleased with the way the colours turned out.
I decided to keep the labeling simple as it could easily become cluttered with item, enemy and boss locations. I opted to just mark where the bonfires are due to their importance.
It look exactly the same. It's really good
It just lack some gargoyles.
That's some damn fine work...the detailing is magnificent...
Excellent map Larb!
My Battlemaps Gallery http://www.cartographersguild.com/al...p?albumid=3407
Astounding map Larb! Tell me where do you live, I would like to cut your internet more often
Very impressive.
May I inquire as to the font and programs used?
Excellent work Larb!
Finished Maps: Skenth - Prints Available!
Works in Progress: Arinthia - region of Skenth
Need something commissioned? Send me a message!
Looks like I can't rep you but this is fantastic!
Thanks for all the comments everyone!
ConradB: Programs were Paint Tool SAI (for the lineart) and Photoshop CS3 (for the colouring and labeling). Fonts were Cardinal (for the main labels) and Gabriola (for the bonfire labels). I also used an old paper texture (modified a bit) for the background too.
Hey Larb you've been a busy little beaver while I've been on hiatus LOL nice work


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I Support Rick Perry- Sen. Val Stevens
This is a letter written by state Senator Val Stevens of Washington state which was released last week: Congratulations Governor Rick Perry on having the highest rating from the Club for Growth Presidential Candidate Economic Plan evaluation! You were at the top of the list. Andy Roth reported on Fox News' Neil Cavuto that 'Rick Perry, I think, has one of the best [economic] plans, | Read More »


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Love Wedding Marriage
|Release Date: June 03, 2011
|Running Time: 91 mins.
|MPAA Rating: PG 13
|Box Office: $1,378.00
|Genre: Comedy, Drama, Romance
Mandy Moore
Kellan Lutz
James Brolin
Jane Seymour
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Summary:Eva is a newlywed who has it all: a successful career as a top marriage counselor, a hot husband and the answers to everything. But when she finds out that her parents are getting a divorce and her hubby has neglected to mention his first wife, Eva's perfect world begins to crumble. Is true love little more than a fairy tale or is marriage really just an institution for the committed?


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Truth in Savings and the Failure of Legislative Methodology
62 U. Cinn. L. Rev. 1282 (1994)
The problem-solving enterprise lies at the heart of the legislative effort. Yet, when legislators try to perform that function, their efforts often fall short. The federal Truth in Savings Act (Truth in Savings) provides one example of failed legislative problem solving. On its face, Truth in Savings is a congressional attempt to solve constituents' problems. The statute, however, appears unlikely to resolve the issues presented to Congress and may even create new and unintended problems that will make matters worse. Truth in Savings, like many other legislative efforts, fails adequately to address constituents' problems because the methodology employed by legislative drafters suffers from a fundamental flaw--it has no built-in mechanism to define rigorously the problem being addressed. Without first identifying the problem, legislation stands little chance of providing an effective solution.
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We present a unilateral authentication protocol for protecting IPv6 networks against abuse of mobile IPv6 primitives. A mobile node uses a partial hash of its public key for its IPv6 address. Our protocol integrates distribution of public keys and protects against falsification of network addresses. Our protocol is easy to implement, economic to deploy and lightweight in use. It is intended to enable experimentation with (mobile) IPv6 before the transition to a comprehensive IPSEC infrastructure.}, author = {Michael Roe and Greg O'Shea}, month = {April}, publisher = {Association for Computing Machinery, Inc.}, title = {Child-proof authentication for MIPv6 (CAM)}, url = {http://research.microsoft.com/apps/pubs/default.aspx?id=69144}, year = {2001}, }


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Wyatt Dale Fetters - December 31, 1969
Shane and Amanda (Heinemann) Fetters of Lexington, Neb., are the parents of a son, Wyatt Dale, born Jan. 9, 2013 at Good Samaritan Hospital in Kearney, Neb.
Wyatt weighed six pounds, 4 ounces and was 19 and 1/4 inches in length.
Grandparents are Gary and Teresa Heinemann of Crete, Neb.; Rick and Sonya Hanson of Bertrand, Neb., and Robert Fetters of Dunning, Neb.
Great-grandparents are Ted and the late Mary Heinemann of Grant, Neb.; and the late Hubert and Alice Muff of Crete, Beulla Peterson of Holdrege, Neb., and Floyd and Darlene Fetters of Loomis, Neb.
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'Some people'
Why do we make thunderous judgments against God's righteous judgments?
But if our unrighteousness serves to show the righteousness of God, what shall we say? That God is unrighteous to inflict wrath upon us? (I speak in a human way.) By no means! For then how could God judge the world? . . . And why not do evil that good may come?-as some people slanderously charge us with saying (Romans 3:5-8).
"Some people" sound awfully contemporary. They're quick to ask, "Where is God?" when some gross horror or injustice happens. A tsunami, a famine, a child murdered, a family immolated in a van on the highway-all serve as fodder for judgment on God. But if God judges a lifestyle choice, well! "I could never serve a God like that." We can tolerate anything except intolerance. Never mind that the logical gap is wide enough to drive a van stuffed with philosophical relativists through-for if we can tolerate anything, why is intolerance the only thing that's intolerable?
Who's to say? That's easy: any moral arbiter with a sense of outrage and a Twitter account. Thus we see Chick-fil-A restaurants boycotted because of the management's support of traditional marriage, the law firm engaged by Congress to defend the Defense of Marriage Act pressured to drop the case, a Christian couple in the UK forbidden to adopt because of their intolerant beliefs-examples abound. Today's burning ethical issue is same-sex marriage and the vileness of those who would deny a basic right to gays. But not too long ago it was abortion and the vileness of those who insisted on imposing their values on women in distress. General opinion is turning against abortion on demand, and given enough time it will turn on same-sex marriage also. Which only goes to show that as long as we insist on having no judge, nothing is ultimately judge-able. Not even the outrage of the day.
And certainly not ourselves; instead, we blandly pronounce ourselves "innocent" of crimes to which we are not tempted. Few of us are disposed to slaughter a family while driving drunk, or beat up an old woman, or rape a 9-year-old girl. Yet when we condemn such things, we speak as people under the law, "since through the law comes the knowledge of sin"-any sin, no matter how great or small. He who condemns Hitler is condemning him under the law. She who condemns Lady Gaga or Sarah Palin-or anyone opposed to a particular moral sensibility-is condemning them under the law, however unorthodox her interpretation of the law may be.
But we will not judge ourselves. We want a judge for the world, but not for us.
"Some people" are saying, in effect, that God is unrighteous for presuming to lay down the law. But since most would not care to put it so blatantly, they say that God's people-those who take His name and study His word-are unrighteous for presuming to speak for Him.
But that doesn't keep them from the same presumption. A popular book called Conversations with God has gone through several printings and Chicken Soup-style variations: Kids' Conversations, Teens' Conversations, Conversations the Movie, and so on. In it, "God" tells the world what he thinks about judging: "There is no such thing as right or wrong and that is what I have been trying to tell everyone, do not judge people. People have chosen to judge one another and this is wrong, because the rule is 'judge not lest ye be judged.'"
Even a laid-back relativist god can't resist making a rule now and then.
Might it be that one reason God doesn't judge the present world (i.e., zap egregious offenders) is that we do not admit His right to judge us? Satan's prediction (Genesis 3:5) comes true: We are as gods, but we're millions of tiny rival gods locked in perpetual combat. The "conversations" we're having are with ourselves and other like minds, as frivolous as flowers of the field, and destined to wither in the blast of the one righteous Judge.
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On Sunday, September 16, we attended the West Chester (PA) Restaurant Festival. On that day, much of Market Street, Gay Street, and some connector streets are closed to vehicle traffic. Restaurants and other vendors set up booths and tent to offer small samplings of their fare. We love the vibrant feel of downtown West Chester, especially places like Nonna's and The Olive Tree on Gay Street.
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This Festival promised a chance to try some of the others and see if we want to come back for a full meal. For the most part, we discovered that all of the kitchen skills needed to run a successful restaurant don't necessarily guarantee that you have mastered the skills of outdoor catering. It was a fun day out, but the range of foods offered was narrow. We sampled a bunch of small plates, but the cold food suffered from sitting out in the heat, and the hot food spent too much time in warming trays.
|Peace-A-Pizza dude, also at the Festival
We had heard only wonderful reports of Limoncello, the Italian eatery that may be West Chester's most popular. So when they offered slices of tomato pie (Conshohocken-style, which is a Sicilian-style crust, sauce, and only a dusting of cheese), we had to try it. I will never be sold on room-temperature tomato pie. When you buy a slice at Tony Roni's, they offer to heat it for you.
This big slice was tepid, the crust was thick and without much flavor of its own, despite a nice golden browning underneath. L&B Spumoni Gardens (Coney Island) sells a slice that is just as thick, but that bread is ethereal in its lightness with its deep crunch on the bottom. The sauce was pleasant but not distinctive in any way. The cheese dusting was above average, and I love the touch of adding a generous layer of slivered fresh basil. Overall, a 5.5. If that slice was all I knew about Limoncello, I wouldn't hurry to try the rest.
However, I have heard only good things about Limoncello, and from gourmands that I trust. We're definitely going to visit and try the wider menu, and will be able to offer a full and fair review then. I saw other fare offered by restaurants I know and love – Pietro's Prime, Nonna's, The Olive Tree – that also failed to draw my interest. At the end of the day, this festival offers the chance to wander around and munch and network on a sunny day in September, but next time I will probably stick to the burgers and similarly less ambitious fare, then grab a table and watch the Eagles game.


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Quakes damaged underground cables
Electricity network company Orion says last week's strong aftershocks in Christchurch damaged at least 70 underground cables.
It expects it will take two months to repair the 11,000 volt cables.
Most of the faults are around the Avon River in the east of the city, and at Sumner.
In comparison, February's earthquake damaged more than 200 11,000 volt cables - with many suffering multiple faults - along with four 66,000 volt cables.
Orion says last week's aftershocks have not significantly delayed efforts to repair the cables damaged in February, which should be mended by late July.
Nearly 1000 homes in Avonside and Bexley have been relying on three diesel generators to supply power since last week.
Next story in Christchurch Earthquake : Water restored to almost all of Christchurch
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America's Got Talent Recap: Top 12 YouTube Acts Perform Live
August 09, 2011 07:58 PM by Candace Young
Thousands of hopefuls submitted YouTube auditions to America's Got Talent, but only twelve will perform live tonight in Hollywood, including YouTube chosen favorite, Matt Wilhelm, the Chicago native who performs on his BMX racing bike. Will a talented online act blow away judges Howie Mandel, Sharon Osbourne, and Piers Morgan tonight? Keep reading for highlights…
Among last year's America's Got Talent YouTube auditions was the young opera singing dynamo, Jackie Evancho. Tonight, twelve of the thousands who auditioned via YouTube will perform live, also hoping to impress the judges and America. Nick introduces the judges and Piers comments on how some of these acts have never performed live ever before and there is a potential for things to go awry.
TNC Elite, a group of cloggers from Charlotte, NC, who choreograph their routines around contemporary music will take the stage first. Performing to I've Got a Feeling by the Black Eyed Peas, the dancers bring it dressed in school uniforms. They are excellent. Piers is impressed, saying he thought it was 'pretty good.' Sharon Osbourne isn't sure if the clogging mixed with contemporary music works – it seemed they were fighting each other. Piers disagrees. Sharon tells the dancers they are very professional and a strong team. Howie says they're really good cloggers, but there needs to be something spectacular about their act.
Brett Daniels, an illusionist, is in Hollywood to pursue his dream tonight with a tribute to Marilyn Monroe. Brett hides a framed portrait of Marilyn behind a curtain, makes the image disappear, and then produces a Marilyn lookalike on the stage. They dance and nothing much happens for a bit. Piers buzzes. Finally, Brett cloaks the girl and makes her disappear. It's fairly impressive! Sharon liked the premise of the act, but says the presentation was slow. Howie compliments the originality, but thinks the performance didn't go well. Piers tells Brett the trick was well-executed, but he got bored in the middle – it needed more pizzazz. Howie sets off a fart machine which sends Sharon into a gale of giggles and pisses off Piers to no end.
Gabe Rocks is the next act up. Gabe is a bulldog who will perform a trick only a few other dogs have accomplished. Gabe and his mistress take center stage. She tells Gabe to mount up. He climbs on a wooden rocking horse and, well, rocks. When told to do his impression of Piers Morgan, he places his paws on a buzzer box. Piers actually hits his own buzzer, but Gabe continues, making his way across the stage on a skateboard. Nick is tickled. Piers calls it a completely pointless act and says he can't wait to see the back of it. Sharon loves Gabe and knows how hard it is to train a bulldog. She wants to set him up with a canine at her place named Lola. Howie thinks Gabe will steal America's hearts.
Up next are acrobats and dancers, Aeon, from Los Angeles. The street performers must adapt to the closed space to pull this off. They come out impressively with tons going on, including back-up dancers in space age suits. It feels a little too busy at times, but is energetic. Piers buzzes near the end, and comments that it was poorly choreographed. Sharon calls it clever, but says it was repetitive for her. Howie totally disagrees with both of them, saying he likes hardcore. He thinks they made it a show, and it was edgy and original.
8 year-old contortionist Breena Bell calls herself a dancer, and she's ready to show her stuff on the America's Got Talent stage. Nick warns Piers if he buzzes her, he is truly evil. Breena gets underway in a bright yellow tutu and performs a perky routine to Walkin' On Sunshine. Piers hits the buzzer mid-way through a lot of tumbling. Nick refers to Piers as an ogre. Piers says he's keeping the competition honest. He thinks Breena is delightful and could enter the Olympics in a few years time, but it's not right for Vegas. Sharon thinks Breena looks happy and tells her she's very, very good. She agrees with Piers that it's a bit early for her yet. Howie tells Breena she's beautiful and limber – he thinks she could have a shot at this contest in a few years.
Singer Kevin Colis from Texas is ready to try his luck live in Hollywood. Kevin takes the stage and performs a jaunty version of The Lazy Song by Bruno Mars. He seems to get more comfortable as the song goes on. Howie thinks he has a great voice, but notes he's in a tough category – is he great enough? Piers could see he was nervous, and says he has a good voice – he might be two songs away from a million dollars! Sharon agrees that he has a great voice, and considering he's never done this before, his performance was pretty good. She wishes him luck.
Dancer Beth Ann Robinson takes the stage on America's Got Talent. She's in a green costume and has a cage as a prop as though she is a bird. Beth Ann is quite a beautiful lyrical dancer. Piers thinks the show is warming up, but isn't sure about a solo dance act going the distance. He compliments her technique. Sharon does as well. She also notes the emotion and feeling Beth Ann puts into the dance. Howie thinks she belongs there, but says the question is whether America will respond to the classical style of dance.
Gymkana, an acrobatic group from Maryland are next up live. Piers is concerned about them controlling their nerves. They hit the stage in black lycra suits and perform on a tower made of two ladder-like apparatuses. The eye-catching routine and rather amazing acrobatics are performed to an Edge of Glory remix by Lady Gaga. Sharon cannot believe they're not professionals! She says the coordination and talent is amazing. Howie agrees it was incredible. He's never seen anything like this with ladders and thinks they have a real shot at this. Piers says, "Absolutely ridiculous," and then snorts that he meant Nick's socks. He thinks Gymkana needs a little more dazzle, but feels it was brilliant for their first live performance there.
Kalani Basketball Freestyle from Honolulu, Hawaii has come to Hollywood. Howie calls Kalani a one-man Harlem Globetrotter. Kalani hits the stage in a white jumpsuit accompanied by back-up dancers in green glittery dresses and boots. He does some impressive tricks, but literally drops the ball at least once. Piers buzzes right at the end. Howie says it reminded him of the movie Space Jam. He says he's good at what he does, but notes he did drop the ball at the end. Piers caught a couple of errors. Sharon tells Kalani it must be so daunting to get up there with the girls and cameras – she was nervous for him, but he did well.
West Springfield Dance Team is bringing their 'dark' dance routine to America's Got Talent. They have an intense punk look and are dressed in black trench coats. Oh, they have vampire eyes too. Their routine is intense and edgy. Piers was intrigued by their YouTube audition and says they lived up to his expectations – really, really good job. Sharon loves the drama in their routine . Howie tells them they are great and he loved the choreography – he predicts America will put them ahead.
The next act got the most votes on YouTube – Matt Wilhelm does glow-in-the-dark BMX bike tricks. Matt takes the stage wearing black in the dark under blacklight – his bike is neon pink and seems to do things by itself. He then comes out in a neon suit so we can see him perform on the bike. Sharon calls it a really great act and labels his bike as his dance partner. Howie likes the blacklight and tricks – he feels he has an advantage. Piers thinks he has a unique talent and notes that the crowd likes it too. He says his cell phone video could take him close to a million dollars.
The last act of the night is high school choir, Powerhouse. The singers, who are from Burbank, California, are very energetic and say they're inspired by Glee. They perform a sped-up version of Firework by Katy Perry dressed in dazzling costumes. Howie buzzes partway through. Piers says it was cheesy but made him very happy. Sharon loves their enthusiasm – she felt like she wanted to get up there and sing with them! Howie wasn't as happy. He thinks Glee set the bar, and this was like Glee Lite. He thinks they need something more on America's Got Talent. Piers comments that Howie preferred a skateboarding bulldog!
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-- Actor and comedian Bernie Mac is being remembered
for his larger-than-life persona and his devotion to family.
The 50-year-old died Saturday at a Chicago area hospital. A
publicist says he had an inflammatory lung disease and died after
complications from pneumonia.
Bernard McCullough worked his way up from an impoverished
childhood on Chicago's South Side -- and went on to standup comedy,
TV and film.
He was among the stars in the hugely popular "Ocean's Eleven"
franchise and the 2005 remake of "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner?"
"Ocean's Eleven" co-star Carl Reiner praises Mac and the
comedic innovations he brought to "The Bernie Mac Show." The
long-running sitcom won a Peabody Award for transcending "race and
class while lifting viewers with laughter, compassion -- and cool."
In real life, Mac's daughter says he was very much like his
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The woes continue for Sony as it attempts to rebuild its tattered reputation and get gamers back online.
The Japanese giant ushered firmware update 3.61 for the PS3 out of its leaky doors recently but it appears the tweak is causing older consoles to overheat and give up the ghost.
Initially Rockstar Games thought its new game LA Noire was giving PS3s too much work to do causing the consoles to stop working. Some older, porkier 60GB and 80GB models would emit three beeps and turn themselves off, prodding Rockstar into releasing a statement warning wannabe gamers of the problem.
The game maker blamed Sony's Linux-busting firmware update saying it was the likelier cause of the overheating problem.
In a statement on its forums, Rockstar said:
"We have received some reports of PS3s overheating while playing LA Noire or beeping three times before shutting down/turning themselves off, mostly on older 60GB and 80GB fat models.
Primary reports seem to be that updating to firmware 3.61 will cause PlayStations to overheat. There have been various reports of this on a few different games now, all reporting their PS3s turning off or 'Red Lighting' after having installed 3.61.
This can range from games randomly freezing to PS3s turning off [after] anywhere between 30 mins use to 2 hours. We have confirmed locally that multiple games (Rockstar and non-Rockstar) overheat or freeze only when 3.61 is installed."
The statement was subsequently removed by Rockstar and the outfit told MCV the utterance was "not an official statement from the company". It said it was was posted by the customer support team, which is unofficial, apparently. The firm said it based the statement on information gleaned from the European PlayStation message boards.
Sony it yet to make any statement on the matter, other than possibly asking Rockstar to take down its comment blaming the firmware update for borking the porkies.Leave a comment on this article


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Gov. Rick Scott today goes to Tampa to tout his plan to eliminate a 2009 increase in motorist fees that was approved when his Democratic challenger, Charlie Crist, sat in the executive office as a Republican.
The $401 million fee reduction is part of Scott's pledge to cut $500 million in taxes-and-fees next election year. But if Scott is both looking to help Floridians while hurting Crist with the move, he didn't get much help a few hours earlier from Senate President Don Gaetz, R-Niceville.
Meeting with reporters, Gaetz recalled being in the Senate when the increase was approved as the state economy cratered in the recession.
" It was the right vote, it was a hard vote," Gaetz acknowledged. "None of us liked it….But it was the least worst alternative at the time."
The Florida Republican Party has centered its scorched earth campaign against Crist on reminding voters about the lousy economy that consumed the state when he was governor from 2007-11. The message effectively warns that electing Crist would bring a return to the bad old days of skyrocketing job losses, budget cuts and federal bailouts.
Gaetz on Thursday didn't mention Crist. But as someone who, like the former governor, was struggling to keep state government afloat amid a cascade of bad news, Gaetz wasn't ready to condemn the decision to hike fees.
"It was certainly meant to be temporary," Gaetz said of the motorist increases. "And the hope was that it could be rolled back at some point.
"But it was hard at that time to see around the corner as to when things would get better, because every month seemed to be getting worse and worse," he said.


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Not that this is a big deal being GEG, but when I went to Ross Aviations website they seem to be snapping up FBO's from smaller markets. They must have a lot of investors, or money or both at their disposal. I just can't feature buying FBO's as a good investment with the state of the current aviation economy. Obviously I am wrong.
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June 10, 2009
Fresh Kills was once the worlds biggest landfill and still qualifies as one of the largest built structures in human history. It was also a torment to Staten Islanders for more than half a century. Can New Yorkers love a geography made of discards that was created despite the passionate objections of its hosts and neighbors?
New York University anthropologist Robin Nagle will address the significance of Fresh Kills in a public lecture, Sacred Geography: How to Love a Landfill, on Sat., June 20, noon-3 p.m. on the North Mound of Freshkills Park.
Nagle, who is the director of NYUs Draper Interdisciplinary Masters Program and the New York City Department of Sanitations anthropologist-in-residence, suggests that Fresh Kills, both as a landfill of yesteryear and as a park of tomorrow, merits our affection and contends that Fresh Kills is sacred space.
The lecture, which is sponsored by the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR), is free and open to the public, but an RSVP is required to Martha Powers at firstname.lastname@example.com. Space is limited. If you are a member of the press looking to attend, please specify in your RSVP, as you will need to gain special clearance. Call 212.788.8277 for more information.
A DPR bus will pick up attendees at Staten Islands St. George Ferry Terminal (1 Bay St.) on the Taxi level at noon, take them to the event, and deliver them back to the terminal between 2:30 and 3 p.m.
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UNION — Mr. Robert Franklin "Robbie" Gregory, 34, 4186 Jonesville-Lockhart Highway, Union, S.C. passed away Saturday, Dec. 7, 2013.
Mr. Gregory was born in Union, S.C. on March 2, 1979, he was member of Lockhart 1st Baptist Church and was self employed.
He is survived by his parents, father, Richard Gregory and wife Vickie of Union, and his mother, Nancy West Brewington and husband Rickie. Surviving in addition to his parents and step-parents are a son, Austin Gregory and a daughter Macie Gregory both of Union; his grandparents, Hugh and June Gregory of Lockhart; his great-grandmother, Frances Griffith of Fountain Inn, S.C.; a brother, Richie Gregory and friend Stacy of Lockhart; and several aunts and uncles.
He was predeceased by a sister, Ronda Ann Gregory.
Funeral services will be held 3 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 10, 2013 at Lockhart 1st Baptist Church conducted by the Rev. Ben Hill and Rev. Dr. Don McCutchen. Burial will immediately follow at Lockhart Cemetery.
Active Pallbearers will be Steve Heatherly, Kelly Thomason, Chris McGowan, Keith Reardon, and David Jenkins.
Visitation was held 6-8 p.m. Monday evening at the S.R. Holcombe Funeral Chapel.
In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to Lockhart 1st Baptist Church P.O. Box 190, Lockhart, S.C. 29364 or Gregory's Kid's World Playground at Lockhart C/O Town of Lockhart P.O. Box 250, Lockhart, S.C. 29364.
The family is at the home 4186 Jonesville Lockhart Highway, Union and the home of his mother and step father, Nancy and Rickie Brewington, 203 Fire Lane, Buffalo, S.C.
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text: 22 February 2012 archive See all show photos ALESSANDRO DELL'ACQUA's No.21 label, named after his lucky number - and birth date – after he lost the rights to trade under his own name in 2009, has become known for an anything goes attitude which indulges his love of letting women dress up without rules. On course to present his first knitwear collection for the house of Les Copains this week – having been announced as its new creative director earlier this month – Dell'Acqua was in flying form tonight, giving us cropped tweed jackets piled on two-by-two in muddy green and grey swinging wide over skirts whose dark floral prints were picked out in shiny embellishment. The nubbly, hardware tweed kept reappearing, in red, forest green, pale grey and black – sometimes overlaid in chiffon, sometimes making up tailored coats and others forming full trousers suits – the legs cropped wide above the ankle. Pencil skirts had bulging peplums, smooth cashmere tailored coats came in camel or nude and pale mint appliqué floral lace made up loose vests or pencil skirts worn with transparent nude skirts or baggy black wool vests respectively. There was a pile-it-on attitude, with jewelled gloves and chiffon overlaid cotton shirts adding a lightness to what could otherwise been a heavy collection – it made us want to rummage through to find the best bits. A finale of dresses and tops decorated with green and red metallic rivets had a hardy punk feel – Dell'Acqua's girl won't be told by anyone what to do or how to do it. SEE THE NO.21 SHOW ARCHIVE Dolly Jones Continue reading Back to top


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Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - The Texas Rangers begin a new era, as they
try to turn the page on a disappointing 2012 season.
The Rangers seemingly had everything going there way and held a 5 1/2-game
lead in the American League West as late as Sept. 6. However, the wheels fell
off for manager Ron Washington and the Rangers ended the season losing seven
of nine, including the final three to the Oakland Athletics in a series to
decide the division.
To make matters worse, the Rangers then lost to the Baltimore Orioles in the
one-game playoff, effectively ending their season.
Now the Rangers enter a season with even more uncertainty as free agent Josh
Hamilton bolted to the division rival Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, slugger
Mike Napoli left for Boston and team leader Michael Young was traded to
General manager Jon Daniels, who is reportedly in a power struggle with team
owner Nolan Ryan, re-armed his offense with aging veterans like Lance Berkman
and A.J. Pierzynksi, but they will be hard pressed to find someone to match
the near Triple Crown production of Hamilton.
It may be a young player, Jurickson Profar, who ultimately decides the
Rangers' fates - be it on the field or off it in a trade.
Below we take a capsule look at the 2013 edition of the Rangers, with a
personnel evaluation and prognosis included therein:
2012 FINISH (93-69) - Second Place (AL West)
KEY OFFSEASON ADDITIONS: Lance Berkman (DH), A.J. Pierzynski (C), Jeff Baker
(3B), Jason Frasor (RHP), Joakim Soria (RHP).
KEY OFFSEASON SUBTRACTIONS: Josh Hamilton (OF), Mike Napoli (C), Michael Young
PROJECTED LINEUP: Ian Kinsler (2B); Elvis Andrus (SS); Lance Berkman (DH);
Adrian Beltre (3B); Nelson Cruz (RF); David Murphy (LF); A.J. Pierzynski (C);
Mitch Moreland (1B); Leonys Martin (CF)
PROJECTED ROTATION: Matt Harrison (LHP); Yu Darvish (RHP); Derek Holland
(LHP); Alexi Ogando (RHP); Nicholas Tepesch
PROJECTED CLOSER: Joe Nathan (RHP)
MANAGER: Ron Washington
The Texas Rangers can tell you that they have enough starting pitching until
they are blue in the face, but the fact remains that they were all in on
righty Zack Greinke this winter and had been monitoring Kyle Lohse up until he
signed with Milwaukee.
Matt Harrison emerged last season for the Rangers, going 18-11 with a 3.29 ERA
in 213 1/3 innings (32 starts) in 2012. It was the lefty's second consecutive
season with an ERA of less than 3.40 and at least 185 innings pitched. His
reward was a 5-year, $55 million contract extension in the offseason.
Yu Darvish, acquired last offseason through the posting system for Japanese
pitchers, was 16-9 with a 3.90 ERA in 191 1/3 innings (29 starts). He finished
the season with a 5-1 record and a 2.35 ERA in his last eight outings -- all
quality starts.
But after those two, question marks abound.
While Harrison will go in Texas' season opener in Houston, Derek Holland will
start the Rangers' first home game. Holland was inconsistent last season and
ended the year just 12-7 with a 4.67 ERA, He had won 16 games in 2011.
With the concerns in the rotation, Alexi Ogando figures to return to it after
pitching in the bullpen last season. After an impressive year as a starter in
2011, Ogando pitched in relief a year ago and was 2-0 with a 3.27 ERA.
The hope had been for prospect Martin Perez to land one of the final rotation
spots, but a broken arm early in spring training altered those plans. Instead
righty Nicholas Tepesch is expected to start the year as the team's fifth
This is going to be the million dollar question for the Texas Rangers this
Sure, Leonys Martin will take Josh Hamilton's center field spot, but how are
the Rangers going to replace his production. Unless there's some tree that
grows .300 hitters who can hit 40 home runs and knock in 140 RBI that we are
unaware of that's an awful big hole to fill in the middle of the lineup.
The Rangers are hoping Lance Berkman can be that guy. Of course, they are not
expecting the type of numbers Hamilton put up, but if he can come close to his
2011 season with the St. Louis Cardinals that saw him hit .301 with 30 home
runs and 94 RBI the Rangers would be more than pleased. Last year, though, the
37-year-old Berkman battled injuries and only batted .259 and drove in seven
runs in 32 games.
Berkman is supposedly healthy and should bounce back in a lineup that will see
him bat third behind Elvis Andrus in front of the Rangers' power bats in
Adrian Beltre and Nelson Cruz.
Jurickson Profar is the best prospect in all of baseball. Yet the Texas
Rangers can't find a spot for him in their lineup.
Of course, Profar's biggest stumbling block may be that he his literally
blocked. Ian Kinsler is Texas' everyday second baseman and Elvis Andrus is the
everyday shortstop. That is not going to change, despite rumblings that the
second baseman may consider a move to first.
Profar's likely headed towards Triple-A Round Rock. By the way, that's not a
bad thing either. He won't turn 21 until after this coming season. There is no
rush. In fact he'd probably benefit from another year of minor league
He spent part of last season in Double-A Frisco, where he posted a .281
average with 14 home runs and 16 steals. The Rangers promoted him to the
majors late last season, where he played just nine games with a home run and
two RBI.
Even if he was lights-out in spring training, which he wasn't by the way, it
would have been hard for Washington to find a spot for him.
Profar may get his 500 at-bats this season, but there is a very good chance it
does not come with the Rangers. Profar is always the first name out of other
general managers mouths when they call about a trade.
With a need in the rotation and a possible giant void in the lineup it's not
crazy to think Daniels dangles him at some point.
X-FACTOR: LEONYS MARTIN: Hamilton had been the Rangers' center fielder for the
past five seasons, but instead of filling that enormous void in free agency or
via trade, the Rangers looked from within, giving the job to 25-year-old
Leonys Martin. Now Martin may split time early on with Craig Gentry, but the
hope has always been that Martin would take the job. The Cuban product hit
.359 with a .610 slugging percentage last season at Triple-A Round Rock and
has followed that up with a terrific spring. Many in the Rangers'
organization, though, weren't concerned with his bat, but some felt he'd be
hamstrung by his defense. That, though, hasn't been a problem this spring. At
his best, Martin could be a five-tool star. And if that starts to develop this
year fans in Arlington may not miss Hamilton all that much. But, even if he
doesn't become a superstar this season, at worst he's still better than many
other bottom-of-the-order hitters around the league.
The Texas Rangers are no longer the favorites in the American League West. The
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim are poised for a bounce back season with the
Rangers best player from last season no less. The Oakland Athletics also
return essentially the same team as the one that won an AL West crown a year
ago. Add in an improving Seattle Mariners club and the Rangers really have
their backs up against the wall. Offensively, the team is hoping that Berkman
finds the fountain of youth, while the pitching staff is littered with
questions. The Rangers may not have enough to contend for a division title,
but they still may find a way to be in the mix for one of the two wild card
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Threshold Housing Link meet MP Ed Vaisey (From This Is Wiltshire)
Threshold Housing Link meet MP Ed Vaisey
10:40am Monday 10th December 2012 in
THRESHOLD Housing Link's operation director Phil Smith met Ed Vaizey MP, Government minister for culture, communications and creative industries, at community radio station Swindon 105.5 on Friday.
The pair discussed homelessness in Swindon and officially launched Threshold's 40th sponsored sleepout, which took place last night and was due to end this morning. The annual fundraising event enables Threshold to take its services directly to homeless people on the streets of Swindon. The venue for the sleepout was the car park of the Immanuel United Reform Church, Upham Road.
Sadly Threshold's direct access Culvery Court has had to turn away and hand out blankets to 12 people from its door since December 1 as there have been no vacancies available.


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I have Shimano PD-M540 Pedals on my Trek 1000. I would like to put an additional set of this kind of pedal on my indoor exercise bike so I can use the same shoes.
For my indoor bike the pedals don't have to be as nice as the ones on my Trek. Can you recommend a less expensive pedal that is compatible with the PD-M540's? Also, if the pedals had platforms on one side and the clipless mechanism on the other side, that would be even better.


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CS Offices in this State
State Impact Sheet
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Trade Events In This State
Success Stories for Tennessee Businesses
Nucsafe LLC of Oak Ridge, TN, makes stationary, mobile, and portable
radiation detection devices that require Helium-3 (He-3). Looking for
additional amounts of He-3, the firm turned to the CS Knoxville office for
assistance. The CS, along with the Market Access and Compliance unit of the
U.S. Commerce Department's International Trade Administration, counseled
Nucsafe on strategies to use when working with Department of Defense and
Department of Energy. As a result, Nucsafe acquired additional He-3 and fulfilled the contract to the UK valued at $4,000,000.
Pugmill Systems Inc. of Colombia, produces machines that mix and blend
various materials in the manufacturing and construction industries. The
firm tapped the CS Nashville office for assistance in determining the
proper tariff classification and CE marking requirements. The CS provided
market counseling, researched export and duty classifications, checked
applicable EU tariff rates, and assisted the company in confirming CE mark
status. As a result, Pugmill made a sale of $160,000 sale to Peru, its first sale
to that country.
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I'm hopeful to spend a few weekends this spring doing some short tours, in anticipation of a ride from Gainesville to Athens (I know, it's dumb, but I have to start small). I'm out o' shape, but was thinking of a ride from Flowery Branch to a campground at Lake Lanier to get things started. Having never cycled heavily on the narrow roads here in Georgia, I'm hoping to get together with a few other sweaty humans and give it a try.
I would also be willing to do some greenway rides around Suwanee, Alpharetta, Silver Comet, Stone Mt, whatever. Just need to find some people to ride with that aren't too far out of my league. Think Little League. Think fat guy in a little coat. But also think how much fun!


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The commemoration of Martin Luther King always brings a great parade to downtown Jacksonville. If you're looking for a meaningful, free diversion this morning, the parade begins at 10 a.m. at Jefferson and Water Streets and winds toward Everbank Field. Here's parade route info if you're going.
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Taylor Lautner's 'Abduction' Blu-Ray Cover Art Revealed!
Check out the Abduction Blu-Ray Cover Art! They also offer Abduction with a Digital Copy! So excited! I can't wait to get my copy!! Pre-order the BluRay + Digital Copy here and we'll get you guys links when the regular DVD is up on Amazon!
What would you do if you woke up one day to find that your life is drastically different from what you think it is? That perhaps you were abducted as a small child and your fate was forever altered? That is the story of Abduction, the newest thriller to hit DVD and Blu-ray from Lionsgate Home Entertainment starring Twilight's Taylor Lautner as the subject in question. The film will make its home video debut on January 17, 2011.
For as long as he can remember, Nathan has had an unsettling feeling about his life. His feeling is confirmed when he stumbles upon a photograph of him as a child on a missing persons website. Just as he begins to uncover the truth about his identity, he finds himself having to run for his life. The DVD will be available for the MSRP (Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price) of $29.95, while the Blu-ray will run at the MSRP of $39.99.
The releases will feature the following bonus materials:
- "Abduction Chronicle" – On-Camera Production Journal with Taylor Lautner
- "Initiation of an Action Hero: Taylor's Amazing Stunts" featurette
- "The Fight For The Truth: Making Abduction" featurette
- "Pulled Punches" Gag Reel
- Abduction Application: Blu-ray Enhanced Viewing Mode – An in-depth original and personal look at the film with the cast and crew (BD only)
- MPAA Rating: PG-13
- Publisher: Lionsgate
- Genre: Thriller
- Disc Format: DVD
- Release Date:
US: January 17, 2012
Via: Team Taylor Lautner
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On a gray Saturday morning in Seattle, we huddled around the kitchen island, hands clutching cups of tea and coffee for warmth, and minds still waking up from restful slumber. The morning lull segued into caffeinated conversation, all of us excited to revel in the food blogging bubble for a weekend. Dana, the admirable hostess that she is, had breakfast treats ready for us house guests: fresh blackberries and Frog Hollow Farm peaches, yogurt, and home baked muffins and savory scones. It was a good morning.
This was two weeks ago.
Wouldn't you agree that there are things about a vacation that anchor you there? The ebb and flow of time, the scents and sounds, the vibe, the people, and the food and their flavors. Although Seattle had its own charm, with its quaint rows of colorful houses amidst greenery, there is no contest that our weekend there could be easily embodied as a collection of tastes.
Here's the great thing about memories surrounding food: you can recreate the dishes and be transported back to that moment with
bi t e.
Or whiff.
Yesterday at the crack of dawn, when it was cold and dreary, just like that weekend morning, I enjoyed a leisurely brunch of scones and tea. The girls I miss, yes, but I was back in Seattle with them if only for a few nibbles (and Tweets).
These scones, they're light and flaky; perfect. The inviting aroma of shallots, dill and baked cheese beckon you to usher a wedge into your mouth. Sinking your teeth into the buttery bread, you can listen to it crumble, morsels rolling down your chin, fingers, and onto your plate, your table. Some might be left at the corner of your mouth, but don't be too prudent and wipe it, please, only if you must. There will be more. Sip tea, look around you, relax. Come back for more.
You couldn't even tell I have had scone-o-phobia, can you? They used to be under my category of, "I'll Live Even If I Don't Get To Ever Make Them" having sworn them off because of one too many cardboard-ish (cafe) scones. Opinions change once your friends make them and you're willing to give it a second chance. The rest is history. And well, my dad should be happier now that I've finally made his long-standing request. Hah!
I got the recipe from Dana, and for me they are Dana Treats even if they were originally Holly Bower's (aka Holly B of Holly B's Bakery in Lopez Island Washington) recipe.
Just so you know, I really had fun with these scones. {grins}
Now get bakin' and munchin'!
Makes 12 medium scones
Scones, which used to remind me of cardboard-flavored wedges of baked flour, have turned into a new culinary love thanks to my friend, Dana of DanaTreat.com. She introduced me to a light and flaky quick bread made with cheddar, cottage cheese, shallots, and livened up with aromatic fine fronds of dill. The base Scone Mix can be kept in the refrigerator or freezer for later use, and is versatile enough to use in sweet scones. Remember to have your savory ingredients ready if baking immediately to prevent butter from melting. ~ Joy
This recipe was adapted from DanaTreat.com and is originally from Holly Bower's With Love & Butter.
Scone Mix [refer to Notes for storage instructions]
- 2-1/4 cups unbleached all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup and 1 tablespoon whole wheat flour
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 3/4 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon and a pinch of baking soda
- 1/2 cup (or 1 stick) and 3 tablespoons cold butter, sliced
Savory Bits
- ½ cup coarsely grated Cheddar cheese
- 1 tablespoon chopped fresh dill
- 1 large shallot, chopped (about 3-1/2 tablespoons)
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 1 cup buttermilk (Notes include instructions to make your own, if preferred)
- 1/2 cup cottage cheese
1. Preheat oven to 375°F with the rack in middle position.
2. Make the Scone Mix.
Using a Food Processor fitted with a steel knife blade: Place half the butter and half the dry ingredients in the bowl. Pulse until the butter is reduced to pea-sized pieces, with dough still dry. Transfer first half of the mix into a large bowl. Repeat process with the other half of the ingredients and add to the large bowl.
By hand: Place all the ingredients in a large bowl and use a pastry cutter to incorporate the butter into the dough. "Cut" by pressing on butter, then gathering flour onto it in two quick strokes. "Cut" until butter slices become pea-sized.
Don't over process or mix. Dough will be dry. Break large lumps of butter by hand, and toss dry dough with your fingers.
3. Blend the cheeses, dill, shallot and pepper with the Scone Mix using a wooden spoon. Drizzle the buttermilk over the dough and drop the cottage cheese in the middle, and stir until mixed. Add more buttermilk if dough is too dry to hold together.
4. Place dough on a lightly floured surface and divide into two. Form 2 discs and flatten each to a thickness of about 1-1/2 inches, cut into 6 wedges for a total of 12. Arrange an inch apart on a cookie sheet.
5. Bake for 15 minutes, rotate the pan, and bake another 10 to 15 minutes, until scones are light brown on top and darker at the bottom. Bread should no longer be soft and doughy in the center. Bake in 2 batches if scones don't fit in one cookie sheet.
Serve warm or cool in a wire rack before wrapping in foil or plastic wrap/bag. Freshly baked scones can be kept at room temperature for up to 2 days, and in the refrigerator for a week.
Scones for future use: Scone Mix can be kept in an airtight container for later use, up to 2 months in the refrigerator and up to 6 months in the freezer.
To make your own buttermilk: Place a tablespoon of lemon juice or white vinegar in a 1-cup vessel, and add whole milk to reach 1 cup. Let it stand for 5 minutes before using.


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Fortuneby Ruben Ireland
Collect your choice of gallery quality Giclée, or fine art prints custom trimmed by hand in a variety of sizes with a white border for framing.
yesyesyesyesyesyes! im am especially fond of the iphone case and ipod/iphone skin.
Thanks Katty, I agree :)
Love your art works!
Thanks Sedef
Yeah, love this!
Absolutely love this...
Thanks :)
Dude you have to start charging more! $18 you should be charging $81
oh wait I just saw the rest of the #'s my bad
haha. oh and i forgot to say i couldnt be agreeing with you more, Matthew homie.
haha I appreciate that thanks, if only the art buying public would, but I guess $16 for a mini isn't so bad
I love the day-dreamlike trance I get in when viewing your work.
For sure I am buying one of your prints....but which one? All of them maybe? :)
this is one of my very favorites of yours.
striking imagery as always
love this, it's beautiful
Your work takes my breath away.
love love it! haunting...
Wow this is a really strong piece
brilliant work
Great work.
Thank you!
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Love this, reminds me of Tarot cards. Bulls are such magnificent animals ❤
wow your work is stunning!
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When she pulls on the comfy and playful Roxy Girls' Trooper Shirt, she'll love the easy fit, scoop neck, and stylish print. You'll love the easy-care all-cotton slub jersey construction that breathes and feels soft and all-day comfort. No more scratchy stiffness or too-tight fits; this raglan-sleeve pullover features a relaxed shape, casual sleeve tabs, and a nice shirttail hem. This is a crowd-pleaser even before it leaves the house.
- All-cotton slub jersey breathes for cool comfort and always feels soft and smooth against skin
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Shares of telecom major Bharti Airtel today soared by over 8 per cent, even as the company reported a 9.6 per cent fall in net profit for the first quarter ended June 30, 2013.
Bharti's scrip zoomed 8.13 per cent to Rs 347.60 at the BSE. On the NSE, the stock shot-up by 8.37 per cent to Rs 348.
The scrip was the top gainer on both the key indices Sensex and Nifty during the morning trade.
Bharti Airtel today reported a 9.6 per cent fall in net profit at Rs 688.9 crore for the first quarter ended June 30, 2013.
The company had reported a net profit of Rs 762.2 crore in the corresponding period last financial year.
This is a 14th consecutive fall in quarterly profits of the company.
Related: Bharti Airtel Q1 Net profit down 9.6 percent at Rs 688.9 crore
Total income of the company, however, was up 9.3 per cent at Rs 20,299.5 crore for the reported quarter as against Rs 18,570.3 crore in the same period last fiscal.
* Mutual Funds: Top Performers
"Our results for the quarter reflect the overall stability of our operations, and demonstrate the potential for growth, particularly seeing robust data growth across all geographies," company's Chairman Sunil Bharti Mittal said in a statement.


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Record Store Day! Do Kids Even Know What a Record Is?Sunny Chanel
Today is record store day. A day to pay tribute to a fading American institution and one that is near and dear to my heart. Why? My dad has a record store. A vinyl only record store where there is not a CD in sight. Before my child was born I was beholden by the code of family responsibility to help out at the store on weekends. And one thing became very clear, kids today don't know what records are.
Almost every weekend a parent would wander into the shop with their wide-eyed offspring. And inevitably there would be a big question mark above the kid's head, and then they ask their mom or dad "what are these things?"
The round black pieces of plastic looked more akin to a Frisbee than a precursor to the compact disc. Parents would treat these items like icons of days long gone by, describing them as antiques. They'd talk about how "long ago" people would listen to these black plastic circles and how a needle would be placed on them while a machine turned the plastic and music would come out. An abstract concept for many a kid. But even though the final nail should have been put on vinyl's coffin years ago, there is still a market. Stores like my dad's are still in business, and a day like today's Record Store Day pays tribute to the platform and to those who sell them. Popular artists like Radiohead, Foo Fighters and Adele are even releasing limited edition vinyl records to celebrate the day. So today, take your kids out to your local record store and teach them about the LP and how it is literally long playing. Records may be down, but they are not out.


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"When I travel and meet strong, bright, and
generous CNR graduates, I
know I am part of a rich tradition, that Ursuline gift of risk-taking,
passion for excellence, and energizing the spirit through real service."
Dr. Carole Weaver
Director of Gift Planning
The College of New Rochelle
Tell us a little about
your background, Dr. Weaver.
I hail from Maryland. I
was the first in my family to graduate from College, from Mount Saint
Agnes. It was small – less than 400 women – but it was where I
flourished, starring in all the plays, and graduating as
valedictorian. From there I went to the University of Maryland in
College Park where I earned a Master's and Doctorate in English – and
in between went to teach the troops in Europe.
I have been a New Yorker
since 1979. I have two grown sons who live and work in
California; one is making films and the other works in
television. My marriage to an international art appraiser in 2008
provides me with travel opportunities to Switzerland, Toronto, Bermuda
and areas closer to home like Boston, Chicago, and Vermont. This
has been a wonderful chapter in my life, but, in fact, most of the
chapters have been pretty great.
What are your
responsibilities here at the College?
Planned giving is my area of
responsibility. I focus on estate gifts, charitable gift
annuities, insurance gifts, or tangible gifts like real estate or
art. A planned gift is any gift which takes time to mature, as
opposed to an immediate gift of cash or stock. I also take care
of some of our more seasoned donors – graduates of the 30s-50s.
By that I mean I keeping in touch, inviting them to CNR events, and of
course asking for support. It is my role in the College's capital
campaign effort and I attend to it with great regard for the remarkable
women and men whom I continue to meet. I sometimes write articles
for Quarterly, and I often design ads related to my field.
What are some of the
reasons that
alumnae/i give to The College of New Rochelle?
They give because they are grateful – CNR changed their
lives with an education which continues to serve them well. Often
they received scholarships and want to return the favor to current
students – I hear that so much. They give because they want to be
remembered beyond their lifetime through an endowment or specially
named space on campus. They also give because of a deep and
abiding respect for the Ursulines, and their commitment to keeping the
Ursuline charism a vibrant part of CNR's mission.
Tell us the personal
stories of one or two students who have benefited from the generosity
of alumnae/i who have left endowments to the College?
The McEntegart sisters come
to mind immediately. As devoted graduates, they established an
endowed scholarship for the child of a single parent because their
mother put each of them through school despite her financial struggles
as their only provider. Shamika Powell completed her education at
CNR in 2006 while raising a small child, with the help of this endowed
scholarship. The thoughtfulness of the McEntegarts will last long
beyond their lives.
Years ago, at Christmas time
I was handed $10,000 to start an endowed scholarship in memory of an
alumna who died a few months before. Her name was Mary Lou Maiolo
Zuanelli, Class of 1960. Over time, many family members
contributed toward a $100,000 endowed scholarship for a student who has
a passion for Spanish and teaching. I remember meeting Nadege
Louis for the first time last fall. She is bright, and her
excitement about learning Spanish is infectious. She is also very
grateful that this kind of help is available to her.
How does an alumna who
wants to remember the College in their will or trust approach CNR?
Call me or send an
email. I love a good conversation! Really, it can be as
simple as using the legal name of the College in their estate
plans. I can assist them if they would like to include CNR in
their will. The Heritage Society recognizes donors who provide
for the College in this way. Of course, there are other ways to
give to CNR, ways that allow the donor to receive an income for life,
through a trust or annuity arrangement. I am happy to help guide
them toward a gift that will benefit them and The College of New
As you said, you went to
an all women's college and now you are here at The College of New
Rochelle. What do you see that is special and unique about CNR?
It is a physical and
spiritual environment where young women can think, dream, and create
their best selves, and keep creating for a lifetime! My work in
fund-raising allows me to enrich an institution where students thrive,
and where wisdom provides new meaning to their lifelong experiences and
service to others. That's what makes the College worthy of the
attention needed for such an endeavor. When I travel and meet
strong, bright, and generous CNR graduates, I know I am part of a rich
tradition, that Ursuline gift of risk-taking, passion for excellence,
and energizing the spirit through real service.
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BROOKINGS — South Dakota State head men's basketball coach Scott Nagy announced the signing of four players on Wednesday, all of whom signed a national letter of intent indicating their plans to enroll at South Dakota State in the fall of 2013 and compete on the Jackrabbit men's basketball team.
The four players signing with the Jackrabbits include:
• Anders Broman – 6-2, 186, G, Duluth, Minn. (Lakeview Christian Academy)
• Logan Doyle – 6-8, 208, F, Alexandria, Minn. (Jefferson Senior H.S.)
• Skyler Flatten – 6-5, 185, G, Clark (Clark H.S.)
• Lane Severyn – 6-5, 200, G/F, Pierre (T.F. Riggs H.S.)
Already a five-time basketball letterwinner, Anders Broman led the nation in scoring as a junior, when he averaged an astounding 42.3 points per game, adding 7.0 rebounds and 6.5 assists. His stellar season earned him all-area player of the year and a second all-state honorable mention nod. He also earned a National High School Coaches Association GTM National Player of the Month award in 2012.
Broman averaged 37 points, 6.5 rebounds and 4.5 assists as a sophomore and 32.8 points, 4.8 rebounds and four assists per game as a freshman.
In addition to his skills on the court, Broman begins his senior season on pace to not only break the Minnesota all-time high school scoring record, but also to graduate with high honors as a three-year member of the National Honor Society and a six-year honor roll student.
A three-year letterwinner at Jefferson Senior High School in Alexandria, Minn., Logan Doyle earned an all-conference selection and multiple player of the week awards as a junior, when he averaged a double-double with 13.6 points and 11.3 rebounds per game, adding 2.2 blocks per game.
A nominee for the National Honor Society as a senior, Doyle entered his final year of high school with a 3.5 grade-point average, earning him a place on the honor roll from 2010-12.
A four-time letterwinner at Clark High School, Skyler Flatten averaged 20 points, 5.0 rebounds, 3.0 assists and 2.0 blocks per game for Cyclones as a junior captain. For his efforts, Flatten earned first-team all-conference and team MVP honors. He added all-tournament team honors after leading the Cyclones to the Class 'A' State Tournament.
A McDonalds All-American nominee, Flatten also earned all-conference honors in both his freshman and sophomore seasons.
"Skyler is a kid that has no ceiling. If you look at the kind of student-athlete that you need to recruit at the Division I level to succeed, he would be the prototype kid that you would look at, because he handles the ball, he passes the ball and he shoots the ball well. We feel like we can play him at the point guard, we can play him at the two, at the three, he can play a lot of positions and he should be a tremendous defender."
A multi-sport athlete at T.F. Riggs High School, Lane Severyn did most of his damage on the basketball court, where he averaged 15.9 points and 7.3 rebounds per game during his junior season. Severyn earned all-Eastern South Dakota honorable mention as a freshman and all-ESD in both his sophomore and junior seasons. He added second team all-state, team MVP and all-tournament team honors in both 2010-11 and 2011-12 after leading the Governors to the Class 'AA' tournament in both seasons.
Already the school record-holder for three-pointers made in a career with 145, Severyn enters his senior season ranked third in school history with 967 career points and ranked fourth in career rebounds with 442.
Severyn also earned varsity letters in track and field and football in high school, earning multiple honors in both sports.
Nagy on Severyn
"Lane is a Griffin Callahan type player. We feel like we can play him at the four, because he's tough enough to guard fours. He's a great rebounder for a guard and can really shoot the ball. He's a very tough kid. "
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Forms vs. Applications
Summary: Once an online form goes beyond two screenfulls, it's often a sign that the underlying functionality is better supported by an application, which offers a more interactive user experience.
Forms are rarely the best metaphor for complex interactions with computers. Most big companies, however, have a legacy of paper forms. As a result, their intranets are littered with online forms that attempt to meet needs that are often better served by real applications with a real dialogue flow and more of a full-fledged GUI.
We recently got a call from someone who wanted a usability review of a single intranet form. I usually don't like giving feedback on a single page because the project overhead becomes too large and usability insights tend to be too narrow because you lack the context of, say, a full website or a targeted intranet area. In this case, the request came from within a highly respected company that's been a good client of ours, so we owed them extra service and agreed to take on their form. Good we did, because this single form turned out to be a goldmine of usability issues: our final report contained 27 redesign recommendations.
The form contained 57 interaction elements (e.g., groups of radio buttons, text entry fields, and menus) plus a variety of help links. In total, the form was 3350 pixels tall -- that is, it would scroll across about five screenfulls on a standard monitor (1024x768).
Do you have forms like this on your website or intranet? If so, reconceptualize them as applications. The forms metaphor works best for something simple, like entering shipping and billing addresses on an e-commerce site. Even this data is really an element in a bigger workflow consisting of the shopping cart and checkout process that stretches across multiple steps and has thirty-two documented usability guidelines.
When to Use a Form
Forms work when there's not much to do beyond plain data entry. Just stack up the text boxes and have the user type away mindlessly. A few decision points might be acceptable, such as the traditional question as to whether shipping and billing addresses are the same or different. Even here, a small amount of interactivity improves usability. You might, for example, gray out the billing address area unless the user unchecks the box for "billing address is the same as the shipping address."
Interactions that are more complicated suffer when you present them as straight forms. The following criteria can help you decide whether to present a form or a more interactive design:
- Complexity of requested information. If the data request is a no-brainer that people can supply without further ado, use a form. If users need to think and/or refer to supporting materials, use an application (and provide features for accessing the supporting materials).
- Number of steps. If the steps are few, use a form. If they are many, structure them into a natural workflow split across multiple steps.
- Conditional areas. If all questions and options are always the same, use a form. If the users' subsequent entries depend on their actions in previous steps, use an application and present only the options relevant for each step.
- Linearity. Conditional areas are one example of non-linearity, but there are others. If users clearly proceed in a linear sequence and never need to revisit or revise previous steps, use a form. If steps don't depend on each other, use a form. If users need to jump between steps or complete steps in an unpredictable sequence, use an application.
Note that the sheer length of a form is not a sufficient reason to break it up. Yes, it's best to stick to one or two screenfulls: If a form takes up many screens, you should seriously consider eliminating some of the questions and options. Otherwise, you're likely to overwhelm users and reduce your conversion rate. But, if all elements are truly needed, you can certainly place them on one long page -- just ensure that each element is easy and that all users have to do is keep scrolling (and sighing) as they complete each step in the long march to the blessed submit button.
Application Benefits
In the long run, I believe we'll see more stand-alone Internet applications with optimized UIs for handling certain types of tasks and data. The Napster subscription manager, the iTunes music store, and Google Earth are current examples of this trend. Once Windows Vista becomes commonly used, most Internet functionality will likely offer its features to give downloaded code the same look-and-feel as native code (XAML/Avalon). This, of course, will take years. (The usual recommendation is to wait at least two years after a technology's release before using it on your website.)
For now, though, what I call "applications" don't necessarily have to be something downloaded as a stand-alone binary or implemented in the current generation of pre-Vista Internet programming languages like Flash or JavaScript. The type of user tasks I'm referring to here mainly need ephemeral applications that can be implemented as a set of Web pages where all or most of the programming lives on the server.
Even when applications are simply sets of pages embedded within larger websites or intranets, they differ from forms in that they have programmable logic and workflow. Compared to forms, applications have the following potential advantages:
- Focus. By breaking up the workflow into multiple steps, users can focus on one topic at a time. They're thus potentially less distracted and overwhelmed by other screen elements competing for their attention. For this to be a benefit, you obviously have to modularize the application in ways that make sense to users and minimize the need to refer to information contained in other areas.
- In-context help. Because you have fewer items on the screen, you can afford to clearly explain each one. You can supplement buttons and menus with text and examples that illustrate their proper use. Having this information on the main screen is preferable because users dislike going off to separate help screens. When you can't avoid a help screen, applications let you at least make it more helpful by relating the help text to the current step of the user's workflow.
- Avoiding scrunched screen elements. A second advantage of having fewer items on each screen is that your layout is less burdened by space constraints. For example, you can avoid drop-down menus and tiny scrolling list boxes. Instead, present lists of selectable items in a more expansive menu where all items are visible simultaneously. This makes selection faster and less error-prone.
- Eliminating irrelevant steps. Users never need to see questions and options that don't apply to them. If, for example, your business logic requires you to know whether customers are married, don't show single customers questions relating to the spouses they don't have. Forms get both longer and more complicated when users have to read instructions like "If you answered "yes" to Question 25, then complete Question 26. Otherwise skip to Question 27."
- Flexible workflow. With applications, you can let users work on different parts of the problem in a sequence that makes sense to them. You can also let them refer to supporting data sources in this process. If an accounts payable application needs a vendor number to process a payment, for example, you can fire up a search interface so users can locate vendors by name and automatically transfer the numbers and any additional information from one application to the other. (Generally, if you're observing users during field studies and see them write down information from one screen on a note pad, only to retype it on another screen, you've identified an opportunity to improve productivity and reduce errors by automating the data transfer.)
- Providing feedback. Take advantage of programmability and restate users' actions and choices to confirm how the computer will interpret them. For example, if users must enter a vendor number, give them feedback by stating the vendor's name. This will drastically reduce errors from mistyped vendor numbers.
- Customizability. If an application will be used repeatedly, you can let users add shortcuts for common actions. For example, an expense reporting application might require users to enter driving distances to get reimbursement for personal automobile use. If an employee often travels the same routes (say, to the airport or an important customer site), the application could provide one-click access to frequently used distances and list them by name (say, "office to JFK").
- Interaction elements beyond boxes and buttons. Applications let you employ all the GUI innovations, from using slides to asking users to mark areas of interest on an image.
Application Downsides
Applications have two serious drawbacks. First, they involve programming and technology, with the associated cost and risk of bugs. Only develop code if you can afford to debug it to a very high quality level, or you'll hurt users more than you help them.
Second, applications require users to understand new commands in an environment where not everything is visible at once. If done poorly, these two issues can drastically reduce usability compared to a one-page form in which the actions are simple (scrolling) and nothing is hidden (though scrolling may be required to expose below-the-fold elements). In our testing of 46 Web-based applications, one of the most serious problems was users' lack of up-front understanding of each application's task structure and basic goals.
A resulting guideline is to start with a brief overview of the application, its workflow, and the expected outcome. This, of course, adds overhead and is thus an additional downside of ephemeral applications on websites and intranets. On balance, though, many user tasks are sufficiently complex that usability is enhanced when you abandon the old forms metaphor and give users the support of an interactive UI.
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