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2015 Sojourn Russian River Valley Pinot Noir
14.2% alc., pH 3.65, TA 0.60, 775 cases, $42. Primarily sourced from Wohler Vineyard, with lesser contributions from Riddle, Pratt and Reuling vineyards. 100% destemmed, native yeast open-top fermentation, aged in French oak barrels, 50% new. Bottled unfined and unfiltered. · Moderately light garnet color in the glass. Alluring aromas of fresh cherry, dark red grape, spice and a back note of oak. The middleweight flavors of cherry, spice and herbal oak have good vibrancy and complimentary support from modest tannins. A refined, easy to like style. Score: 89. Reviewed May 7, 2017 WINERY » ARTICLE »
2015 Sojourn Reuling Vineyard Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir
14.4% alc., pH 3.57, TA 0.63, 325 cases, $69. This vineyard was planted in 2000 under the direction of Mark Aubert and Peter Michael Winery and is composed of 12.2 acres of Pinot Noir planted to Calera selection and two distinct "suitcase" selections reportedly from the Vosne-Romanee region of Burgundy. 100% de-stemmed, native yeast fermentation in open-tops, aged in French oak barrels, 50% new. Bottled unfined and unfiltered. · Moderately light garnet color in the glass. Aromas of black raspberry, game and earth come to the fore in the glass. Flavors of black raspberry, boysenberry, and black cherry are complimented by a riff of graphite and forest floor. Silky in the mouth, with balanced ripe fruit tannins, deft oak in the background, and a noticeably long finish. Even better when tasted the following day from a previously opened and re-corked bottle. Score: 93. Reviewed May 7, 2017 WINERY » ARTICLE »
2014 Sojourn Reuling Vineyard Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir
14.4% alc., pH 3.68, TA 0.58, 275 cases, $69. Released fall 2016. This 12.2-acre vineyard is located between Graton and Forestvllle. Planted in 2000 under direction of Mark Aubert and Peter Michael Winery. Heritage clones (Calera and two suitcase selections from Vosne-Romanee) are planted in Goldridge soils. Native yeast fermentation in open-top vats, aged in French oak barrels, 50% new. Bottled unfined and unfiltered. · Moderate reddish purple color in the glass. Heady aromas of black cherry, sous-bois, woodland and nutty oak. Both fruity and savory on the velvety palate, with flavors of black cherry and dark red raspberry enhanced with a light tough of toasty oak. A subtle savory herbal imprint runs in the background. Juicy, with noticeable but tame tannins and impressive length on a finish that is reluctant to give up. Score: 93. Reviewed May 11, 2016 WINERY » ARTICLE »
2013 Reuling Vineyard Sonoma Coast Chardonnay
14.0% alc., pH 3.58, TA 0.49, 325 cases, $70. Whole cluster pressed to barrel, native yeast fermentations, barrel fermented. Aged 10 months in French oak barrels, 35% new. · Light golden yellow color in the glass. Delicate aromas of lemon oil, nut oil, brioche, and petrichor. On the palate, the citrus, white peach and honey flavors are vivid, accented with a flattering note of toasty oak. A bright vein of acidity brings a refreshing bent to the overall experience. The wine leaves a lemon butter, saline-imbued finishing sensation that is mouthwatering, and calls for another sip. Score: 93. Reviewed May 14, 2015 WINERY » ARTICLE »
2013 Reuling Vineyard Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir
13.8% alc., pH 3.86, TA 0.50, 475 cases, $70. Harvest Brix 22.7º-23.0º. Reuling "L" clone 60% whole cluster, Calera clone 30% whole cluster, and Reuling "R" clone 30% whole cluster. No cold soak. The 3 clones were fermented in separate tanks. 100% native yeasts. Aged 10 months in 100% French oak barrels, 33% new. · Medium reddish purple hue in the glass. A high-class wine that offers appealing aromas of cherries, dried rose petal and spice. Mid weight flavors of black cherry, black raspberry, spice and earth are very polished. The fruit fills the mouth with layers of goodness, and persists through a satisfying oak-kissed black cherry finish. Great harmony in this wine that has the structure and balance to age. Even better the following day from a previously opened and recorked bottle. Score: 93. Reviewed May 14, 2015 WINERY » ARTICLE »
2012 Reuling Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir
14.0% alc., $70. · Medium reddish purple color in the glass. Impressive harmony in this mid weight plus wine with gorgeous black cherry and pomegranate fruits backed by fine-grain tannins. Velvety in the mouth, with a really expansive finish that delivers a lasting impression. Score: 92-94. Reviewed April 4, 2015 WINERY » ARTICLE »
2011 Reuling Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir
14.0% alc., pH 3.78, TA 0.54, <500 cases, $70. 25% whole cluster. Aged 10 months in 40% new Remond French oak barrels. Unfined and unfiltered. · Moderately dark reddish-purple color in the glass. Bright aromas of fresh black cherries, spice and refined oak. Delicious mid weight essence of dark stone fruits with a hint of cola, clove and black raspberry. Gentle tannins and a velvety texture make for easy drink ability. The appealing soft mouth feel is a trade off for lower acidity. Reminds me of a Volnay. Very good. Reviewed March 23, 2013 WINERY » ARTICLE »
2008 Le Caprice Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir
14.5% alc.. Sourced from Reuling Vineyard. Aged 16 months in 33% new French oak barrels and bottled unfined and unfiltered. · Moderately dark reddish-purple hue in the glass. Muted aromatics with little fruit and demure scent of forest floor and ash. Full-bodied array of lovely, dark red and black fruits which are overwhelmed by firm, sinewy tannins and smoke taint. Decent. Reviewed February 22, 2012 WINERY » ARTICLE »
2007 Le Caprice Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir
14.5% alc.. The Reuling Vineyard was planted in 2003 with a field selection from a Grand Cru vineyard in Burgundy. Soils are Goldridge. Indigenous yeast fermentations. Aged 14 months in 30% new French oak barrels and bottled unfined and unfiltered. · Moderately dark reddishpurple color in the glass. Very nicely perfumed with aromas of wild berries, black cherries, spice, cedar and oak. Rich and full-bodied with copious black cherry, black raspberry and black plum fruits, exotically spiced. Soft and smooth on the palate with well-behaved fine-grain tannins and some persistence on the finish. Not as appealing the following day from a previously opened and re-corked bottle. Good (+). Reviewed February 22, 2012 WINERY » ARTICLE »
2007 Aubert Reuling Vineyard Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir
15.6% alc., $80. · Very dark purple color. Complex nose of purple fruits, spice, sage, cola, charcoal and oak. Full-on attack of saturating plum reduction sauce on the palate with some sweetness. Fruit-driven and linear with restrained tannins and a long, dry, decadent finish. Very good. Reviewed January 22, 2010 WINERY » ARTICLE »
2006 Aubert Reuling Vineyard Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir
15.6% alc., $80. Aged 14 months. · Moderate reddish-purple color in the glass. Intensely fruity aromas augmented by a loamy, funky and toasted oak undertone. On the palate there is slightly candied and loamy strawberry and cherry fruit that is very clean and juicy. Harmonious t n 'a. Goes down easy. Very good. Reviewed January 22, 2010 WINERY » ARTICLE »
2005 Aubert Reuling Vineyard Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir
15.6% alc., $80. · The nose offers strong aromas of black fruits, oak and chocolate with a little alcohol peeking out in the glass over time. A massive wine composed of concentrated and mouth-coating flavors of plum reduction sauce, blackberry jam, cola and sassafras. Syrupy and smooth in texture with a long, opulent finish. Generous and fruity rather than classy or complex. May be too over-the-top for some. Reviewed August 19, 2008 WINERY » ARTICLE »
2005 Aubert Reuling Vineyard Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir
15.6% alc., $80. Aged for 14 months. · Moderate reddish-purple color in the glass. The aromas evolve with time revealing black cherries, plenty of toasted oak and Asian spices. Rich, luscious core of cherry and berry fruit with a slight smoky edge. The sandpaper tannins are restrained and the finish is fruity and dry. A linear, fruit-driven unctuous wine. Very good (-). Reviewed January 22, 2010 WINERY » ARTICLE »
2004 Aubert Reuling Vineyard Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir
15.6% alc.. Mark's notes on the vintage: "The old world Pinot Noir selections survived the September heat nicely. The grapes were vatted for nearly 30 days and then aged in new French oak for 14 months. This cuvee has a real intensity of power in and across the palate." Parker has called his wines "packed and stacked," and he's got that right. · This is an excellent example of the California fruit-forward style. The fruit here, however, is ripe, not over-ripe, in other words, it is concentrated Pinot extract rather than super-ripe juice. One taster likened this wine to a "purple velvet pillow." A very plush and profound wine that is fat in the mouth. Noticeable oak but in a good way. The alcohol peaks out slightly. Great with the duck. Reviewed February 12, 2007 WINERY » ARTICLE »
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A SUICIDAL Accrington man was talked down after threatening to jump from the roof of a shopping centre car park.
The 25-year-old was threatening to jump from the top floor of Accrington's Arndale Centre.
However, he was convinced to come back to safety by two police officers.
The incident occurred shortly after 10.30am on Friday.
After police managed to coax down the man, he was taken to the mental health crisis team at the Royal Blackburn Hospital for treatment.
Over recent years Accrington's Arndale Centre has become a hotspot for suicidal jumpers despite the installation of barriers to prevent it.
Last month, a 20-year-old man died after falling 80ft from the roof of the multi-storey town centre car park into the service yard used by delivery drivers.

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Management 101: Behavior of Firms in Transition Economies
This paper uses published case studies of firms in the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland to examine how firms are reacting to the pressures of transition. Most firms made short run adjustments to output and input use; fewer firms began to make strategic adjustments. The paper examines how short-run responses influence the ability to implement long-run strategies for survival and growth and identifies common elements in the long-run behavior of firms that appear to be successful. Among these elements are the strengthening of the marketing function, the reorganization of internal decision making and information systems, investments in human resources and creation of effective mechanisms of corporate governance. The willingness to shed labor and the ability to make large investments in capital and technology are, rather surprisingly, less common features of successful restructuring.
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Vote of Confidence
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Her candidate may not have come out on top in the presidential election, but Marissa Akers emerged from the campaign of 2012 a true winner.
As an intern with Mitt Romney's presidential campaign, the graduate student learned much about our political process and along the way may have discovered her life's passion.
"I feel like a completely different person now," said the Grafton native, who now lives in Attleboro.
In May, Ms. Akers will earn her master's of business administration degree, with a concentration in management. She signed on in July 2012 to volunteer for the Republican nominee's campaign, hoping to play a part in history, and was ultimately hired.
"I love politics, especially during an election year," she said. "This was the most important election of our life and I wanted to play a part in it and to help restore our country."
Soon after reporting for duty to Gov. Romney's Boston headquarters, Ms. Akers found herself appointed the sole intern working for the candidate's wife, Ann. Her main duties consisted of managing Mrs. Romney's correspondence, assisting the governor with various projects, and going on the road to work at campaign events.
"Going on the road for the first time and walking into rallies with the governor and seeing how much energy people had and how many people believed in him and what he stood for, I'll never forget that," she said. "It's invigorating."
Ms. Akers is already at work for another candidate, and has her sights set after graduation on a job in D.C.
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Steelers notebook: Redskins LB's streak is in jeopardy
Redskins middle linebacker London Fletcher has played in an NFL-leading 231 consecutive games, but that streak could end Sunday because of head and hamstring injuries.
If Fletcher sits out, Tampa Bay safety Ronde Barber (230 games) would top the list.
Steelers cornerback Ike Taylor is 10th at 129 consecutive games dating to Oct. 10, 2004. No other cornerback has played more than 87 in a row.
Injury updates
Steelers running backs Rashard Mendenhall (Achilles) and Isaac Redman (ankle) missed practice Thursday for a second day in a row, which could mean another start Sunday for Jonathan Dwyer.
Center Maurkice Pouncey (right knee) was a full participant and expects to play. Kicker Shaun Suisham (ankle) was limited, but there doesn't appear to be any concern about his status. Linebacker Brandon Johnson (hamstring) didn't practice.
Dwyer in the mix
The Steelers challenged Dwyer to play his way back into the rotation after he lost a fumble Sept. 23 at Oakland, and he did after sitting out two games.
"We got down a little bit on the fumble early," offensive coordinator Todd Haley said. "That was kind of mine and Coach (Mike) Tomlin's conversation: 'Let's not forget we were pretty excited about this guy.' It was just good to see him bounce back and take advantage of his opportunity."
Redskins' Royster confident
Former Penn State running back Evan Royster said the Redskins can run the ball against anyone — including the Steelers, who are ninth in the NFL against the run.
"We can come out and run the ball down people's throats. In a Mike Shanahan scheme, that's what we're going to do," he said Thursday on TribLive Radio. "We're going to come out and pound the ball at you and (try to) open up our play-pass game and our (quarterback) keeper game. I'm sure we'll continue that against the Steelers."
Royster has eight carries for 39 yards.
Targeting RGIII
Steelers safety Ryan Clark said it's a misconception that Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III isn't taking many big hits. He has been sacked 15 times — two more than Ben Roethlisberger.
"I've seen him get pummeled. I saw the play where Mark Barron from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers lifted him off his feet," Clark said.
"He gets hit a lot. He gets hit more than you want a quarterback to get hit."
Dual focus
Redskins rookie Alfred Morris is 1 yard off the NFL lead with 658 rushing yards yet sometimes gets overlooked because of Griffin's breakthrough season. Steelers defensive coordinator Dick LeBeau said his players can't be preoccupied with Griffin.
"We can't get mesmerized by the stuff he might do," LeBeau said. "(Morris) is a tremendous runner and gets room to run. Let's face it: As good as Griffin III is, (Morris) is going to have the ball more than him."
Wallace ready to move on
Receiver Mike Wallace still hasn't entirely gotten over the three passes he dropped Sunday in Cincinnati and another ball that eluded him in the end zone.
"I've been hot about it ever since, but you've got to let it go," he said. "It was one of those nights. Hopefully, I can go crazy these next couple of weeks."
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Watched this movie four times already, once while drawing this. OuQ I remember being more terrified of Kamajii than I was of No Face when I was a child, probably due to the fact that Kamajii had four extra arms /funfactslapped But wow I can't believe I haven't drawn anything for Spirited Away up until now ;u;
Admission: I had to redraw this because I messed up the bg the first time, so my motivation slowly trickled away after transferring the lines onto a new piece of paper /thrown But it came back and I managed to finish this!
Also I realize my paper has very strange texture and apparently my watercolor dries very quickly after it's applied? If anyone knows of a paper that doesn't soak up the water very quickly and lets me smooth it out after applying it I'd love it if you'd let me know quq
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The Vice President of Product Development on creating Tocca Liliana.
The Tocca fragrance collection is the perfect blend of old-world inspiration and modern scent. Each is based on a character—some fictional, all loveable. It began with three unique fragrances in 1997—today, there are ten. Kathryn Beaton, Tocca's Vice President of Product Development, tells us about the most recent addition, Liliana.
WHO "Liliana was inspired by a 1920s garden party," says Beaton. "Dressed in her sequins and pearls, imagine Liliana is holding a glass of champagne, laughing. A jazz band plays as the seaside breeze carries scents of luscious fruits and florals, bringing that sense of joviality and glamour that only the roaring '20s can conjure."
WHAT "Like Liliana's champagne, the top notes sparkle with bergamot and watery peach. The fragrance has sweetness all the way through the bottom thanks to the benzoin. I especially love the heart—the lily of the valley. It is one of the most romantic flowers in French culture. One of my favorite anecdotes about lily of the valley is that in France, a bride would hang a bouquet of the flower in her doorway the night before her wedding to symbolize her wedded fate. So all the people in the village knew where the bride was sleeping. This romantic gesture makes me love the scent even more."
WHY "I think from the very first spritz, the fragrance speaks to its sparkling, fresh floral personality. I could see this quickly becoming a fragrance wearer's go-to when they need that pick-me-up—or when they want to conjure a sense of romance."
HOW "I have my fragrance 'ritual' every morning. I always spray pulse points right out of the shower and then, after I am ready for the day, I spray the air in front of me and walk through—just to give my hair and clothes a hint of what I am wearing that day."
WHEN "The best time to wear this scent is in the spring and summer, but to be honest, as we were developing the fragrance, many seasons passed and when it was cold, snowy, and overcast outside it was always just that little burst of sunshine I needed to brighten my mood!"


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Hanging tender burger
Florida is actually a very large producer of cows, and the cut of meat that is usually taken by the butcher is the Hanging tender. An incredible flavor of beef that tops all other parts of the cow especially in a burger.
1 1/2 pounds of Hanging Beef Tenderloin
1/2 pound of ground New York Strip
13 tablespoons kosher salt
6 Sour dough hamburger buns (wide and fresh)
6 wedges of onion
6 slices of tomato
1/2 pound arugula
3 Kosher dill pickles(deli style)
3 fresh egg yolks
2.25 cups extra virgin olive oil
1/2 cup ketchup
1/2 cup spicy brown mustard
6 slices (Cabot)Vermount chedder cheese (optional)
Grind the beef together and then grind again with 1 tablespoon of salt. Separate into 6 patties of about 8 ounces each. Add 1 tablespoon of the slat to the top of the patties, let patties stand for 1/2 hour.
In a small food processor add the fresh egg yolks let spin for a minute and then slowly drizzle in the oil if it gets to thick to quick add a few drops of water. Before the last of the oil is entered add 1 teaspoon of salt.
Grill the onion wedges while you are waiting. Grill patties mid-rare. Then melt the cheese on top. Toast the buns lightly. The buns need to be dressed with mayo and ketchup on the top bun and mustard on the bottom bun. To the top bun add pickles then arugula then tomato then the grilled onion wedges. Place the ready to go burger on the bottom bun and cover a stick may be added to hold it up.
The New York Strip helps the patties stay together. My wife must have cheese on hers but this is optional. We like fresh made buns that are flat and wide. The local bake shop has Cabatini bread that works excellent.


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A BOLTON theatre is holding an event to get people taking about mental health and to challenge the stigma surrounding it.
The Octagon is supporting Time To Talk Day, which aims to inspire a million conversations to show mental health problems are common and people should not fear discussing them.
Events will be taking place across the nation on Thursday to raise awareness of mental wellbeing, including at the Octagon, between 1pm and 3pm, where people can call in for a hot drink, activities and a chat.
The theatre runs Headspace, a creative project for people who have experienced a mental health problem, and there will be taster activities in creative writing, animation and visual arts.
Matt Hassall, Headspace project leader, said: "Taking part in the Time To Talk event is a brilliant opportunity for Headspace — participants will be leading activities for members of the public to take part in.
"These will range from making stop-motion animation models to design and upcycling as well as creative writing and citizen journalism.
"One of the key things about Headspace is that we constantly challenge preconceptions of what it means to have experienced a mental health problem.
"There is a lot of stigma and prejudice that exists around mental health and we hope Headspace's involvement in the Time To Talk event will challenge these ideas.
"We place creativity at the forefront of all we do and use this as a way to support mental health recovery.
"The whole event will be very diverse as we work alongside Bolton Council public health team and the Dramatically Healthy Theatre Company."
Time To Change, England's biggest mental health anti-stigma programme, run by the charities Mind and Rethink Mental Illness, aims to get more people talking about mental health than ever before with their Time To Talk Day.
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The artist behind Canberra's centenary celebrations is paid about as much as the territory's Chief Minister, prompting the ACT opposition to ask whether the fee is excessive.
The government awarded renowned singer and artistic director Robyn Archer a four-year services agreement worth about $1.2 million to commission and oversee events at the year-long festival.
Liberal leader Jeremy Hanson, who has criticised some of Archer's decisions this year, has now questioned whether the deal gives Canberrans value for money.
He said the amount appeared to be "in excess of what the community expects".
However, Chief Minister Katy Gallagher praised Archer's unique skills and heavy workload, saying the creative director had attended "hundreds of events, either as a guest speaker or active participant".
"There is no comparative role in Australia, and as such there is no 'market rate'," Ms Gallagher said. "The government is wholly satisfied that Ms Archer provides excellent value for money."
Archer began her work preparing the celebrations in September 2009.
In the first year of her contract, in addition to her then $290,000 annual professional fee, she was entitled to a residential allowance of up to $24,000, $4000 to cover phone and internet costs, and $20,000 in travel expenses.
Her contract also compensates her for "reasonable out-of-pocket and entertainment expenses, including tickets to events, gallery admissions and meals with artists and relevant people".
The government has since increased the fee and allowances in line with inflation, suggesting her fee is now about $310,000 a year.
However, that amount includes GST and, as Archer is a contractor, she receives no superannuation, leave entitlements or sick benefits.
The appointment of Archer, an artist of international repute, was hailed as a coup for Canberra, though some of the centenary's higher-profile events have been controversial.
In March, the $3 million "One Big Day" celebration by the lake attracted a huge crowd of about 150,000 people.
But it upset some who attended, who complained there was too little food or water available in the hot weather, and said the artworks and performances were too highbrow.
Last month, former chief minister Jon Stanhope criticised a hot-air balloon commissioned for the centenary – the Skywhale, a flying creature with many large breasts – saying it invited Canberra-bashing.
"I hate to say it, because I admire Robyn Archer, and I was responsible for her engagement, but I have to say I think it was quite self-indulgent of Robyn and those around her that actually pursued this particular project," Mr Stanhope said when the balloon sculpture was unveiled.
Mr Hanson said the size of Archer's fee was "'inconsistent with the government's cuts across the board in [this month's] budget of $142 million, in reduced services and increased fees and charges".
"'The question is, is it value for money? Just like the Skywhale, the government's priorities don't necessarily reflect the priorities of the community," he said.
He also questioned whether the fee was excessive given Archer continued to perform duties elsewhere in Australia in addition to her work on the centenary.
However, Archer told Fairfax Media she could not compare her job or fee with other positions, as there were "no similar roles".
"Other festivals around Australia run for three weeks or less," she said.
She estimated she spent 85 per cent of her working time on centenary business, and gave some indication of what that involved.
"The time commitment is well over a standard working week. Fourteen-hour days are the norm, no nights off, no weekends off ..." she said.
"From January 7 till June 10 this year - 179 days - there have been only four days free of centenary commitments. I have made 120 public appearances, written 80,000 words for speeches and addresses, and attended another 87 events."
Ms Gallagher said the creative director had "more than delivered on the requirements of her contract while fulfilling her other commitments".
"She has often used these other roles to promote the centenary around Australia," the Chief Minister said.
Ms Gallagher earns $263,000 a year and will receive a superannuation pay-out when she leaves the Assembly.
Other MLAs' annual pay ranges from Deputy Chief Minister Andrew Barr's $225,000 to a backbencher's salary of $125,200. MLAs are also provided with a car.
The ACT Remuneration Tribunal agreed recently to freeze MLAs' pay in response to requests from politicians from all parties.
Ms Gallagher had cited the troubled ACT economy when she asked for the freeze.
"In a tight fiscal environment, I believe MLAs can cope without a pay increase in 2013-14," she wrote in April.


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My Mum is 83 and has COPD. She was in hospital in November 2007 and has been on prednisone and antibiotics constantly since then. Again last week she had another lung infection which I have now realised is Pneumonia. I am concerned that her family Dr. is not giving her the correct antibiotics for her condition and only keeps giving her a treatment lasting a week.
Should she be seeing a respriatory specialist? Are there specific antibiotics that are used when there is a lung infection present and not the normal ones like what she has been given eg. Doxycycline. To me there is a lack of managing her condition correctly?
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Two women who say they were repeatedly sexually harassed by a longtime assemblyman filed a pair of lawsuits Thursday, seeking damages for the abuse they received and accusing Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver of having "personally assisted" now-former Assemblyman Vito Lopez in discriminating against them.
An attorney for Chloe Rivera, 25, and Victoria Burhans, 27, filed the lawsuits Thursday afternoon, less than a month after Silver, D-Manhattan, was criticized in an ethics report for his handling of previous harassment complaints and Lopez was found to have pervasively sexually harassed his employees. Silver and Lopez were named as defendants in a federal lawsuit, while the Assembly as a whole is the defendant in a state suit.
Rivera and Burhans were both employees of Lopez and filed formal complaints with the state Assembly last year that eventually led to his censure. The pair claimed Lopez had forced them to give him hand massages and made repeated inappropriate sexual comments and advances.
The lawsuits accuse Silver and his staff of making false comments in an attempt to cover up their failure to refer two previous complaints from separate accusers to the Assembly Ethics Commission. Those complaints were settled with a confidential agreement, with $103,000 in state funds going to the complainants.
"Silver and his staff orchestrated a campaign of false public statements in order to deflect their egregious failure to have taken even the most basics steps to protect Lopez's staffers from Lopez's sexual harassment and abuse," the state suit reads.
Lopez, a Brooklyn Democrat, resigned last month after he was heavily criticized in an ethics report from the Joint Commission on Public Ethics and a separate report from Staten Island District Attorney Dan Donovan, who was acting as a special prosecutor.
Silver has faced a steady stream of criticism for his handling of the initial harassment complaints against Lopez, with several Assembly Republicans and two Democrats calling on him to step down. The lawsuits filed Thursday accuse him of harboring a culture that allowed Lopez to harass his female employees.
The legal action does not specify how much money the accusers are seeking. Neither Burhans nor Rivera will be made available for comment, according to their New York City-based attorney, Kevin Mintzer.
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Yet the death of Moammar Gadhafi was a milestone in modern Arab history, in some ways more significant than the overthrow of lesser autocrats in Tunisia and Egypt.
Gadhafi was the last of the old-style Arab strongmen — the charismatic, nationalist revolutionaries who rose to power in the 1950s and 1960s, promising to liberate the masses from the shackles of European colonialism and the stultifying rule of the Arab elite that the foreigners left behind after World War II.
He was swept aside by a new brand of revolutionary — the leaderless crowds organized by social media, fed up with the oppressive past, keenly aware that the rest of the world has left them behind and convinced that they can build a better society even if, at the moment, they aren't sure how.
Gadhafi was the last of a generation of Arab leaders such as Gamal Abdel-Nasser of Egypt, Hafez Assad of Syria and Saddam Hussein of Iraq who emerged from poverty, rising to the pinnacle of power either through the ranks of the military or the disciplined, conspiratorial world of underground political organizations.
None of the latter crop of Arab autocrats — including Assad's son Bashar, Yemen's Ali Abdullah Saleh and even Egypt's colorless, ousted President Hosni Mubarak — could rival them in their heyday in terms of charisma, flair, stature and power.
Their model was Nasser, the towering champion of Arab unity who ousted Western-backed King Farouk in 1952 and inspired Arab peoples with fiery speeches broadcast by Egyptian radio from Iraq to Mauritania.
But Nasser's dreams of Arab unity and social revival crumbled in defeat in the 1967 Arab-Israeli War, when Israel seized East Jerusalem, the West Bank and the Golan Heights of Syria. Nasser died three years later, and the fellow strongmen left behind led their countries instead into a political swamp of corruption, cronyism and dictatorship now challenged by the Arab Spring.
The hallmark of the Arab strongman was unquestioned power, the use of state media to promote a larger-than-life image and a ruthless security network that stifled even a whiff of dissent. That worked in an age before the Internet and global satellite television, which opened the eyes of the strongman's followers to a world without secret police and economic systems run by the leader's family and cronies.
The Arab political transformation is far from complete. Autocratic rulers are facing challenges from their own people in Yemen and Syria. Bahrain's Shiite majority is pressing the Sunni monarchy for reform. Rulers in Jordan, Saudi Arabia and the gulf states are maneuvering to contain the Arab Spring.
Iraq is struggling to build a democracy eight years after American-led arms brought down Hussein's rule.
With Gadhafi's passing, however, a milestone has been passed. The future belongs to a different style of ruler, whoever it may be.
It may be difficult to imagine that the Gadhafi of his final years — with his flamboyant robes, dark and curly wigs and sagging, surgically altered face — was a trim, handsome, vigorous 27-year-old when he came to power.
Over the years, he became a caricature figure associated with grandiose dreams such as a "United States of Africa" or seizing all of Israel and sending Jews "back to Europe."
Even when he was younger, eccentricity was the mark of Gadhafi's public persona.
A generation ago, President Ronald Reagan described him as the "mad dog of the Middle East," and his fellow Arab leaders, such as Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, considered him a dangerous megalomaniac.
Journalists covered his speeches and international visits primarily for amusement.
Images of Gadhafi's final moments — toupee gone, terrified, confused, powerless in the grip of men who may be about to kill him — make the ousted tyrant appear more pitiable than powerful.
All of that was far from his image when he and his comrades toppled a Western-backed monarchy in 1969 in a bloodless coup, promising to transform his poor, backwater country into a modern state.
Promising a new era for his people, Gadhafi closed a U.S. air base, forced international oil companies to hand over most of their profits from Libyan oil to the Libyan state and shook the world with his unabashed support for terrorist or insurgent movements in Northern Ireland, Palestine, Latin America, Africa and Asia.
Oil gave him a reach beyond his sparsely populated desert land and enabled him to pursue his revolutionary dreams.
While insisting that Libya was the freest nation on Earth, Gadhafi ruthlessly suppressed dissent, dispatched agents to assassinate his opponents abroad and drove thousands of Libyans into exile.
It all came crashing down in the final battle in his hometown of Sirte. A man who came to power as an Arab revolutionary and self-styled leader of the oppressed and downtrodden died a brutal and inglorious death at the hands of the people he purported to lead.


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Big Brother: CELEBRITY HIJACK contestants Emilia, Jeremy and Amy have suggested that fellow housemate John may be a mole.
Emilia and Jeremy told Amy about their suspicions during a hot tub session in the early hours of the morning.
"Something weird is going on, me and Jeremy have been observing it for a week... we know," Emilia said.
The threesome are basing their suspicions on that fact that John, who was the first to enter the house, was selected for a task straight away and gained immunity from eviction.
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JWoww is adding movie producer to her resume. The former "Jersey Shore" star boards a horror film adaptation called "Jersey Shore Massacre" as an executive producer. The movie is written and directed by Paul Tarnopol ("Girls Gone Dead").
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Leinster (6) 6 Pens: Contepomi (2)
Toulouse moved to the top of Heineken Cup Pool 6 with a bonus point, four-try 33-6 win over Leinster on Sunday night.
The teams were tied at 6-6 at the break with a Jean Baptiste-Elissalde penalty and Valentine Courrent drop goal to two penalties from Felipe Contepomi.
Clement Poitrenaud, Courrent, Cedric Heymans and Vincent Clerc scored tries in the second half with Courrent adding a penalty and two conversions.
Leinster failed to score after the interval as Toulouse took control.
Contepomi kicked the Irish province into an early lead with a third minute penalty but soon after scrum-half Chris Whitaker had to come off with a suspected broken ankle, being replaced by Cillian Willis.
Elissalde levelled with a 23rd minute penalty and a Courrent drop goal put the French side ahead for the first time on 35 minutes.
Three minutes later, Contepomi restored parity with his second penalty of the game.
Two minutes after half-time, Heymans made an incisive break and passed for Poitrenaud to score in the corner.
Courrent missed the resulting simple conversion from in front of the posts and soon after Contepomi missed with a penalty attempt for Leinster.
Courrent added a penalty soon after and then crossed the Leinster line in the 55th minute after being fed by Yannick Nyanga who had charged down a Rob Kearney kick. The fly-half converted his own touchdown.
Heymans scored Toulouse's third try on 65 minutes with Courrent again converting and Clerc then got over the line in added time to seal the bonus point for the former champions.
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Leinster: G Dempsey, S Horgan, B O'Driscoll (capt), G D'Arcy, R Kearney, F Contepomi, C Whitaker, O le Roux, B Jackman, S Wright, L Cullen, M O'Kelly, S Jennings, K Gleeson, J Heaslip. Replacements: B Blaney, J Gomez, C Jowitt, K McLaughlin, C Willis, C Warner, L Fitzgerald.
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Wild deer may go on pill
Britain's wild deer could be given contraception to stop their population spiralling out of control.
The free-roaming animals do considerable damage to the countryside - but they could also spread foot-and-mouth disease.
Experts say that if it entered the wild population, it would become almost impossible for Britain to regain its disease-free status.
The British Deer Society says birth control must be considered to keep the population down.
The society estimates that numbers have increased from 1.25 million to about two million in the past decade.
It is notoriously difficult to administer birth control to wild animals.
But culling would be too unpopular with the public, the society says.
It says birth control measures must be considered to keep the population down.
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The society is also calling for research into the spread of deer.
In the middle of the last century they were rare in many parts of England.
Now they are widespread throughout the country.
The growth of woodland habitat is helping Britain's six deer species to thrive.
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Tiny muntjak deer, which first escaped from wildlife parks 100 years ago, are now found across central and eastern England.
Their spread is down to their ability to breed prolifically, and to live on plants that are normally poisonous to other animals, such as yew and rhododendron.
They are causing increasing damage to newly-planted woodland, wild flowers, crops and even gardens.
They also cause 40,000 road accidents each year, sometimes resulting in human deaths.
In some areas, mirrors have been set up beside roads to reflect car headlights into verges frightening deer away.
Alternatives to contraception and culling by humans have also been suggested.
Two years ago, an Aberdeen University zoologist called for the re-introduction of wolves into the Scottish Highlands to prevent a population explosion of red deer.
Dr Martyn Gorman, vice chairman of the UK Mammal Society, said wolves once numbered several thousand in the British Isles, and could redress the ecological balance.
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Warriors riding second streak of seven wins
For the second time this season, seven is the lucky number for Penn-Trafford's girls basketball team.
The Warriors began the year on a seven-game winning streak, and entering this week, Penn-Trafford again has seven straight wins to its credit, the most recent of which was a 52-32 road win over Kiski Area in Section 1-AAAA play.
That win set up a decisive section contest for Penn-Trafford (14-2, 9-1) against No. 5-ranked Hempfield (15-2, 10-0) that was scheduled for Tuesday, after this edition's deadline. A P-T win would tie the teams atop the section, while a Hempfield win essentially would end the section race.
Entering this week, Penn-Trafford coach John Giannikas was encouraged by the way his team has played since its last loss, which came at the hands of Hempfield on Jan. 4.
"Defensively, we're playing pretty well right now," Giannikas said. "Offensively, we're trying to get better every day, and we're making progress. We're shooting the ball better and moving the ball better. The kids are playing at a high level."
The scoring punch has been led by Maria Palarino and Taylor Cortazzo, who had 13 and 11 points, respectively, against Kiski Area (4-13, 3-7). While that duo is the top two scorers for the Warriors on the season, the Warriors have been at their best when all five players on the court are creating turnovers and scoring points in transition.
"We're still led in scoring by Taylor and Maria, but everyone has stepped up their play in the last few weeks," Giannikas said. "We're going to need everyone playing well if we're going to accomplish what we want to this season."
What P-T hopes to accomplish is another deep WPIAL and state playoff run like the one it had in 2011, not a first-round exit like it had last year. To put themselves in the best position to reach that goal, the Warriors want to maintain their recent level of play and continue their winning streak.
"We still have a chance to win a third straight section title, or at least share it," Giannikas said. "Since we lost to Hempfield, every game for us has been like a playoff game, and it won't be easy.
"But these kids love the challenge, and they have six good games left to go before the playoffs."
In addition to the rest of the section slate, which includes a finale on the road at third-place Norwin, Penn-Trafford also came into the week with two tough nonsection games remaining.
P-T was scheduled to host Franklin Regional in a potential playoff preview on Wednesday, after this edition's deadline. The Warriors also will close the regular season by hosting Class AAA No. 1 and undefeated Blackhawk, which is led by Pitt recruit Chassidy Omogrosso.
With a tune-up contest of that sort lined up and games against the likes of Gateway and North Allegheny behind them, the Warriors certainly will be big-game tested before the big games in the playoffs actually arrive.
"We wanted to beef up the schedule last year, and we did, but we wanted to do that even more this year," Giannikas said.
"One thing I know about our girls is that they're going to play hard every night, and they're not going to be surprised by anything when we get to the playoffs."
Penn-Trafford's next game completes a stretch of three games in three days, as P-T will go on the road to face Albert Gallatin in a section game Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
Matt Grubba is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at 412-388-5830 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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P.J. Hairston SG
Current Team: N/A
Born: Dec 24, 1992 (24 years old)
Birthplace: Greensboro, North Carolina (United States)
Nationality: United States
Height: 6-6 (198cm) Weight: 230 (104kg)
Hand: Right
Current NBA Status: Unrestricted Free Agent
Current Agent: Jonathan Stahler
Draft Entry: 2014 NBA Draft
Early Entry Info: 2014 Early Entrant
Drafted: Round 1, Pick 26, Miami Heat
Draft Rights Trade: MIA to CHA, Jun 27, 2014
Pre-Draft Team: Texas Legends
High School: Hargrave Military Academy [Chatham, Virginia]
P.J. Hairston News
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Houston will have P.J. Hairston's D-League rights if he does not make their regular season roster.
Hornets Acquire Courtney Lee From Grizzlies In Three-Way Deal With Heat
The Grizzlies have agreed to trade Courtney Lee to the Hornets for PJ Hairston, Brian Roberts and two second round picks.
Assault Charges Dropped Against P.J. Hairston
Kentrell Barkley claimed P.J. Hairston punched him in the face during the game.
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The Knicks are attempting to purchase a first round pick in Thursday's NBA Draft.
Legends To Claim P.J. Hairston
P.J. Hairston led the Tar Heels in scoring last season as a sophomore with 14.6 points a game and made 89 3-pointers.
North Carolina Won't Seek Reinstatement For P.J. Hairston
Roy Williams previously noted P.J. Hairston had been "the most dominating player on the perimeter in practice that I've ever coached."
P.J. Hairston Returning To North Carolina
P.J. Hairstons draft stock went up as the season progressed.
Roy Williams Expects McAdoo, Bullock, Hairston To Make Group Announcement Regarding NBA Draft Plans
Roy Williams provided some optimism that James Michael McAdoo, Reggie Bullock and P.J. Hairston might return to North Carolina.
Hairston, Bullock Spacing Tar Heel Offense
P.J. Hairston and Reggie Bullock are scoring more than a point per possession on spot-up situations.
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Tyler Hasnbrough has spent the offseason in Chapel Hill and has been impressed with freshman P.J. Hairston.
Parade Announces 2011 High School All-Americans
Austin Rivers and Bradley Beal were amongst First Team selections.
Rosters For 2011 Jordan Brand Classic Announced
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By GEORGE ROBERTSON, M.D.
It's that time of year to start speculating on our winter. Just by odds it seems that a particularly cold and messy one should be on the way. Our last few winters have not given us a good snowfall or even freezing conditions for more than a night's temperature drop. I'm not sure that the pesky insects have been thinned out one iota during these mild winters.
Which of the old time signs do you believe? Wooly worms have not been that plentiful so far and the black and white brown patches have not been convincing.
The number of fogs in August was not unusual so if you believe in this we may have two or three snows.
I would like to comment on the shucks on the corn, but the raccoons ate all of mine so you will have to get an opinion from them.
Squirrels have been carrying away all of the walnuts in my front yard earlier this year so this may point to something.
My wife noticed possibly the most promising sign for an early cold winter. She had been preparing nearly 2 cups of sugar water daily for the hummingbirds at our feeder. Since the last cold front came through about half as many hummers are drinking the sweet water and one-half cup a day will supply them. Last year the migration south started in mid-September and the last cold Ruby Throated bird left the feeder early in October. They may know something about the upcoming cold that we don't.So going to get the sleds out of the storage and knock off the dirt dobber nests in preparation for fun activities in the snow. Global warming will just have to wait another year.
Editor's Note: Robertson is a physician with Family Medical Associates, PC, in Lebanon.


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I'm a easy going, creative gal who enjoys people above all else. I rarely meet a stranger, but only let those who I know well into my inner circle. I love a party, but can relate better one on one. I love to travel, whether it's alone and cross country, or to an exotic locale with someone special. I can have fun wherever I go. It would be great to have a teammate who had my back, loved to laugh and cheered me on in life. I'd easily return the favor. Is that you?
If you clicked on my profile because you thought I was girly, think again. I have a 138pc mechanic's tool set and I know how to use it. If I were a character from "Orange Is The New Black", I would be Alex, and you'd be my Piper.
I suppose I am considered a femme tomboy. I usually am attracted to women who are more feminine than me. I like girly girls or girls who are girly, but don't mind getting dirty. I am a girlfriend and a boyfriend all rolled up into one person. You ought to see me under the hood of my '75 truck.
Also, I love kids...so if they are cute and pretty well behaved, bring 'em on!
I also think it's important to repay the universe for my good fortune, so I like to volunteer for a good cause when I can.
Getting my friends out of trouble.
Getting myself out of trouble.
Giving my significant other a pedicure.
Some of my favorite films are "Breakfast at Tiffany's", "Giant", and most any well done documentary or independent film. Sometimes I enjoy a big budget blockbuster too.
I'm a vegetarian, but I hate it when people make a special accommodation for that. I can find *something* to eat anywhere.
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by Bruce Strand, Sports editor
Double-digit wins might be a modest goal for a lot of town baseball teams, but Elk River Pioneers were elated to reach that milestone and stay alive in the playoffs Saturday.
The Pioneers topped Albertville 6-2 behind Aaron Pipenhagen's two-hitter, their second playoff win in four outings, raising their overall mark to 10-14.
"Ten wins, not bad after only getting two all last year," noted Jim Brown, who had three hits.
The No. 3 seeded Pioneers will try stay alive in the Section 8B tournament Sunday, taking on St. Michael at 2 p.m. at Winter Crest Field in Coon Rapids, where the whole tournament is being held. The winner will clinch a berth in the super-sectional Aug. 17-19 and face Coon Rapids at 5 p.m. for seeding.
Pipenhangen, a big right-hander, fired a two-hitter with nine strikeouts in posting his fifth win and fourth complete game, pitching to Lance Johnson. He walked five. Showing good pop throughout, he struck out the side in the seventh inning.
About this season's team improvement, he reflected: "The guys are closer this year. There's more camaraderie, more hanging out together, after games, things like that. It's fun to be part of it."
Also instrumental is an influx of Zimmerman athletes, as seven of the 15 players are Thunder alums.
"Yeah, the Zimmerman guys have really helped us."
Top-seeded Coon Rapids beat No. 2 St. Michael 10-2 later Saturday to clinch advancement.
"We are playing good ball now, and we can give either team a good game," said Pioneer manager Ken Ott to his squad after the win.
Against Albertville, the Elks had a three-run burst in the third on three hits and a suicide squeeze bunt, opening a 4-1 lead.
Harley Thompson singled to lead off that inning, stole second, took third on Jim Brown's single, and scored on a ground out. Kam Crandell drilled a triple to score Brown, and scooted home when Tucker Morrell pushed the squeeze bunt toward first base.
Morrell had four good at-bats with an RBI single, the bunt, and two walks, officially going 1-for-1 with two RBI. Brown was 3-for-4 with two runs and Mike Lorden 2-for-4.
Albertville starter Ryan Klingelhofer took the loss, giving up six runs in 6 1/3 inning. Todd Klaers finished with 1 2/3 scoreless. Jim Althoff stole four bases while going 1-for-3 plus a walk.


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Packaging for Apple iPhone 5S leaks, confirms fingerprint scanner
0. phoneArena posted on 06 Sep 2013, 12:41
With the Apple iPhone 5S expected to be introduced next Tuesday, it really should be no surprise that a picture of the packaging for the next full-priced iPhone has been leaked; the Apple iPhone 5S is expected to look like the current Apple iPhone 5, but with some changes here and there. For example, a dual LED lozenge shaped flash will be on the new model...
This is a discussion for a news. To read the whole news, click here
1. LetsBeHonest (Posts: 1524; Member since: 04 Jun 2013)
It has been confirmed here on pa more than three time now.
Well looking forward for iPhone 5S with finger print scanner and good low light camera.
9. PunyPoop (Posts: 752; Member since: 18 Jan 2013)
I love to see what's on apple's table :)
14. bigstrudel (Posts: 529; Member since: 20 Aug 2012)
The ring around the button is new info. Just saying.
49. kozza3 (Posts: 715; Member since: 17 Oct 2012)
apparently a circle = fingerprint scanner
2. zuckerboy (banned) (Posts: 898; Member since: 22 Dec 2011)
no 4.5 inhes or above then i am not gonna buy
25. LetsBeHonest (Posts: 1524; Member since: 04 Jun 2013)
Well then you are not going to buy it or at lest wait till 2016 .
besides there is a rumour about Apple going to release a phablet. Its about 5 inch or so. A phablet for iusers and a big smartphone for others (since 5 inch is pretty small for todays phablet standard. Still it's just a rumour though)
29. LetsBeHonest (Posts: 1524; Member since: 04 Jun 2013)
Correction: Apple actually testing various iPhablet sizes up to 6-inches
30. zuckerboy (banned) (Posts: 898; Member since: 22 Dec 2011)
you r right
76. willard12 (unregistered)
Cool. Bigger screen for more black space at the top and bottom.
3. eli577 (Posts: 84; Member since: 29 Jun 2010)
Always wondered what is the fingerprint scanner good for in a mobile phone.
5. Dr.Phil (Posts: 1639; Member since: 14 Feb 2011)
Better security and potentially faster than punching in some passwords depending on how fast the scanner reads the fingerprint.
6. jskates420 (Posts: 40; Member since: 29 Jun 2013)
Many things
21. Commentator (Posts: 3722; Member since: 16 Aug 2011)
User-settings (guest vs. admin), fast-switching between apps, submitting personal information to the NSA...
Limitless potential!
55. HawaiiWarrior87 (Posts: 2; Member since: 23 Apr 2013)
Security and other things. I had the LG Expo and it had a fingerprint scanner
59. buccob (Posts: 2732; Member since: 19 Jun 2012)
If the scanner is of good quality... it is the most convenient way to unlock your phone while keeping a high security method...
Face Unlock is good for some situations, but it is usually slower and you need good ambience light.
Pin is not bad but it is easier to crack, and also slow in comparisson
Pattern is now my preferred method after I gave up on my old Atrix 4G... but the fingerprint scanner will always be my favorite way to unlock my phone...
Also it makes more sense to have it on a phone than a computer, since we unlock hundreds of times a day the phone, while only a few times a day a computer...
78. ShenAlJoker (Posts: 113; Member since: 19 Jul 2013)
read the damn article dude!!!!!!
4. loebsall007 (Posts: 3; Member since: 06 Sep 2013)
The ring around the phone is most likely an LED ring that will either light up red or green, depending on whos's trying to access your phone. And to the ding dong above^^^ Have fun not buying it because the 4" Screen is here to stay at least for this time around
23. Commentator (Posts: 3722; Member since: 16 Aug 2011)
Brings me back to my days with my HTC Touch Diamond.
Beautiful device, even compared to modern phones, and that LED ring was a big reason why.
7. Nesco (Posts: 12; Member since: 09 Aug 2013)
historic event?? !!...we know you are an apple fanboy..but don't make it too obvious :D
70. Gigabinzle (Posts: 37; Member since: 30 Aug 2013)
ugh i wanna lay you down
8. darkkjedii (Posts: 24907; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
I cannot wait to get mine. Hurry up 9-20-13 for 9-21-13
10. OldNorseBruin (Posts: 232; Member since: 12 Mar 2013)
Yaaaaay! Can't wait to sleep nights on the sidewalk in order to be the FIRST iChump to pay $900+ for a mid-range Jobs-legacy POS!
13. loebsall007 (Posts: 3; Member since: 06 Sep 2013)
You seem a little butt hurt....!!
22. darkkjedii (Posts: 24907; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
79. rockblock123 (Posts: 20; Member since: 07 Sep 2013)
being a typical iphone fudgepacker
27. Commentator (Posts: 3722; Member since: 16 Aug 2011)
Ha! I get what he did!
You see guys, he added "i" in front of "Chump" to make "iChump." He's making fun of the fact that Apple products are similarly named!
That's pretty clever man, I wish I had thought of that!
...or should I say "iWish iHad iThought iOf iThat!"
Wow that felt great to say! I feel so much better making fun of people now that I can do it in a clever and sophisticated way!
56. darkkjedii (Posts: 24907; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
LMAO way to slay that crap comment he left. It's older than time itself. +1
80. rockblock123 (Posts: 20; Member since: 07 Sep 2013)
whoa dude u and your iphone ass buddies on line early ..yeaaa
74. KillgoreTrout (Posts: 53; Member since: 04 Sep 2013)
Please act like an adult.
11. imkyle (Posts: 1086; Member since: 18 Nov 2010)
Didn't Motorola have this on their first Atrix device back in 2011?


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30 Years Ago…FOOTLOOSE Was Released
Am I REALLY that old???
I never got to see it in the movie theater. I saw it for the first time about 10 years ago.
But 30 YEARS AGO?? Come on!
February 17, 1984, the movie 'Footloose'. Yesterday he wrote:
It was 30 years ago today," Bacon writes. "Ren McCormack taught the town to play…
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Knowledge, Growth and Patterns of Trade
The purpose of this study is to develop a dynamic economic framework of international trade. We propose a compact framework to deal with the complexity of dynamic interactions between consumer preferences, economic structures, the endogenous accumulation of capital and knowledge, and international trade. As an illustration, we describe in an example the dynamics of a world economy with one sector and two countries. It is shown that even in this simplified case the model may exhibit either a unique equilibrium or multiple equilibria and each equilibrium may be either stable or unstable, depending on the characteristics of the knowledge creation and utilization in the two countries. It is shown that free trade may either benefit or harm the world economy in the long term. Our framework is compared with the traditional literature on trade theory and we point out a few possible directions for further development.
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It's almost Thanksgiving, a time to spend time with family and friends. It's also a stressful time for the cooks in your house. The cooks will be the ones who'll stress over defrosting the turkey and just having enough appetizers for your guests.Here's a delicious recipe for Stuffed Acorn Squash.
For anybody who needs to know the the calories or fat is in this recipe here it is: Per Serving there: 132 cal. , 4 g protein, 28 g. car. , 6 g. fiber, 2 g fat (1 g saturated fat), 3 mg. chol, 485 mg sod.
- 3 Acorn Squash (It would be best if the acorn squashes are 1 1/2 pounds each.)
- 1/2 tablespoon salt
- 1/4 tablespoon pepper
For the Stuffing:
- 1 Tablespoon stick butter or margarine
- 1 cup chopped onion
- 1 1/2 Tablespoon finely chopped and peeled fresh ginger
- 1 box (6 oz) long grain and wild rice pilaf mix with the seasoning packet
- 2 1/3 cups chicken broth or water
- 1 bell pepper, preferably yellow or red, diced
- 1 cup frozen petite green peas, not thawed.
1Heat the oven to 400 °F (204 °C). Lightly coat a shallow 13x9 inches baking dish with nonstick spray. Add 1/4 cup water to dish. Cut a thin slice off ends of squashes. Cut squashes in half crosswise; remember to scrape out the seeds with a spoon. Arrange in dish, and cut the sides up. Cover it tightly with some foil.
2Bake 45 minutes or until it's tender when you pierce it with something like a toothpick.
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- melt the butter in a medium saucepan over medium heat.
- Add the onion; cook it about 3 to 4 minutes until it's soft before adding it in the butter.
- Add ginger, rice mix, and the seasoning packet, then the broth.
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I would like to wish my dear wife Michal a double Mazel tov. Firstly Nov. 30 was her Jewish Birthday. Secondly there is only one thing I can say that I share in common with the Lubavitcher Rebbe and that is our Wedding Anniversary which was this past week on Yud Daled Kislev – 14th of Kislev.
Happiness – Shimchot are special when joined with family and friends. We invite everyone in the community to please join us in shul this week for a kiddush in honor of these special occasions. Shabbat Services begin at 10 a.m. followed by the Kiddush — lunch at approx 12. May we continue to share in each other's simchas – happiness.
This week we commemorate a day known as the "Rosh Hashanah" "New Year' of Chassidus, the 19th of Kislev.
The nineteenth of Kislev marks the "birth" of Chassidism: the point at which it was allowed to emerge from secrets of Jewish Mysticism into the light of day, to grow and develop and for everyone no matter their level of Jewish knowledge or religious practice to discover.
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Movie: Psycho (1960)
Writer: Robert Bloch (original novel), Joseph Stefano (screenplay)
In the simplest terms, Psycho is just a story about a boy and his mother—that is, a completely insane boy and the skeleton of a mother who was murdered by said boy. Not exactly fodder for a Hallmark card.
Thankfully, cheesy greeting cards were of no use to author Robert Bloch and filmmaker Alfred Hitchcock when they both hatched their incarnations of the classic horror tale Psycho, about roadside motel proprietor Norman Bates (Anthony Perkins in the film) and the brutal, in-the-shower killing of a beautiful, criminally minded guest (Janet Leigh).
When the poor woman is knifed to death in the bathroom, all we see is a shadow of what appears to be an old lady—presumably Norman's said-to-be invalid mom. The same woman who the murder victim's sister and lover learn was killed by Norman ten years earlier, after he found her in bed in with a man and incestuously got to slaying.
That shadow of a womanly figure? Norman in a dress and wig, acting as his mother in a fit of fractured psychosis. The moral of the story: On long, by-yourself road trips, spend a few more bucks and opt for the nearest Hilton.