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DETROIT, Jan. 31, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- This weekend, Super Bowl XLVIII is expected to draw a record audience – breaking the 111.3 million viewers who tuned in to watch Super Bowl XLVI of 2012. The number of people actually watching the game, however, is really only a small measure of its actual impact. The real action is taking place on Twitter feeds, Facebook pages, blogs and forums where the Super Bowl spawns millions of conversations on a wide variety of topics related to the big game. This year, Lambert, Edwards & Associates (LE&A), a top-10 Midwest-based public relations firm, and Infegy, a social media monitoring and analytics firm, will be offering an in-depth look at the social media impact of Super Bowl 2014.
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LE&A will be working with Infegy to use their revolutionary Social Analytics Platform Social Radar to monitor the millions of the conversations that are occurring in social media related to the Super Bowl. Updates will be provided after each quarter on the LE&A Facebook page www.facebook.com/lambertedwards. LE&A will also prepare a full summary of the findings to determine who, or what, ends up being the true winner of the Super Bowl. The findings will be available at www.lambert-edwards.com/superbowl by 8:00 am EST Monday morning following the game and will also be available on the Facebook page.
"Last year, Twitter announced that there were 24.1 million Tweets about the game and halftime show," said Chris Tromp from LE&A. "By the beginning of the second half, the volume of Tweets had already surpassed the tweet total from the previous year. And that's just on Twitter. Many were about the game itself, but just as many were about other topics, such as the blackout. Brands that monitor these trends and react quickly to integrate themselves into those conversations – Oreo is a notable example from last year – are able to reap huge rewards without the $4 million price tag of purchasing an ad."
LE&A will also have the capability to make comparisons to past Super Bowls to see how social media conversations have evolved thanks to Social Radar's unique ability to examine historical data dating back to when the company first began operations in 2007. In 2011, an Audi commercial was the first use of a Twitter hashtag during a Super Bowl commercial (#ProgressIs). In 2014, it will be hard to find a commercial without one.
The data from LE&A and Infegy will examine which car ad generated the most social buzz. How did car ads in general perform against all other ads? How did women feel about the ads versus men, and were they most interested in the game, the ads, or gossiping about what's happening at their Super Bowl Party?
"From the high profile headliners during half-time show to ads that continue to push the envelope, the Super Bowl has become much more than the game itself," said Rion Martin from Infegy. "Conversations that take place in social media during the Super Bowl span many different topics and each year there are brands, topics, circumstances, and players that receive more share of the conversation than others. We're very excited to be working with Lambert Edwards to monitor social conversations about the Super Bowl in real-time to see what and who people are talking about this year. It will also be exciting for us to see which brands get the most from their multi-million dollar investments in ad time and creative."
About Lambert, Edwards & Associates
LE&A (www.lambert-edwards.com) is a top-10 Midwest-based PR firm and a top-20 investor relations firm nationally with clients based in 20 states and five countries. LE&A offers digital strategies focused on connecting the firm's clients directly with consumers using social media. LE&A has posted 14 years of growth, been named an Edward Lowe "Michigan 50 Companies to Watch" and been named Small Firm of the Year by both national publications PRWeek and PRNews, as well as the 2013 Bulldog Financial Agency of the Year. Follow us on Twitter @LambertEdwards.
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|Peanut butter paired with chocolate and bananas makes a great pie for any day. Don't forget the milk!
Elvis PieI suppose just about anybody would recognize the name Planters when associated with snack nuts. In fact, you'll pretty much always find Planters dry roasted or cocktail peanuts in our pantry. But did you know that earlier this year, Planters launched a brand new line of peanut butter, bringing it back into the peanut butter market after decades of absence? Thanks to the National Peanut Board and the Foodbuzz Tastemaker program, I recently had the opportunity to give Planter's new creamy peanut butter a try.
What better company to bring us a good, quality peanut butter than Planters, so I say its about time that Planters peanut butter made a comeback myself! I found their peanut butter to be very smooth and creamy, with a nice spreading consistency, and a rich, concentrated and grown-up peanut flavor.
The Planters brand came across much less sweet to my palate too, making it an excellent peanut butter for this pie, which has a tendency to taste overly sweet and rich sometimes. I found the sweetness to be much more reigned in with Planters, while the peanut flavor really did shine through.
We often think of kids when we think of peanut butter, but according to Neilson data, two-thirds of the peanut butter consumed in the U.S. is by adults. In an effort to inspire us adults to explore the versatility of peanut butter, Planters has teamed up with Marcus Samuelsson Chef/Owner of New York's Red Rooster Harlem. Pop by Mr. Peanut's Facebook page to check out some of Chef's more sophisticated, featured recipes. Pick up some great fall recipes at the National Peanut Board site.
Did you know that peanuts have more antioxidants than broccoli? Who knew?!
Whether as a snack or part of a meal, Planters Peanut Butter is a nutrient-dense energy source and plant-based protein, providing 10% or more of the daily value for 7 essential nutrients, including magnesium and antioxidant Vitamin E, when consumed in the recommended two tablespoon serving size. Good stuff.
You can find out more nutritional information and fun facts about peanuts at The Skinny on Nuts website.
Planters peanut butter is available in two varieties, creamy and crunchy, and in two sizes, 16.3 and 28 ounces. The holidays are around the corner, so make sure you stock up now to have plenty on hand for those peanut butter goodies that everybody looks forward to.
Now, let's talk pie! Y'all, this pie is so easy to throw together that you could whip it up in the evening before bed and have a company-worthy dessert the next day. Here's how to make it.
Prepare pudding according to package directions for pie filling, except reduce milk to 1-1/2 cups. Spread most of the pie filling in the bottom and up the sides of the crust. Reserve any leftover for snacking. You'll want to let the pie filling set for about an hour in the fridge.
Grab the Planters peanut butter - you'll need 1/2 cup.
Add the peanut butter and a half block (4 ounces) of softened cream cheese to a mixer bowl.
Cream together until well blended. Mix in 1/2 cup of powdered sugar that has been sifted to remove lumps, adding it in a little at a time until fully incorporated. The mixture will resemble a cookie dough.
Add 1-1/2 cups of whipped topping.
Mix that in until well blended.
Slice the bananas thick and spread them on top of the chocolate filling. You can toss the bananas in some lemon juice or orange juice first if you want to prevent discoloration. Just toss and drain well. I suggest putting down at least two layers of bananas, 2 or 3 bananas, depending on their size.
Add the peanut butter filling.
Spread that out evenly to the edges of the crust.
Make decorative diagonal cuts across the pie if desired. I think it looks nice myself.
Garnish just around the edges of both pies with the chopped peanuts. I also wanted to add chopped banana chips around the edges but couldn't find any at the store. It's a nice touch to let people know that there are bananas inside and you'll only need a little. You can also grate or shave chocolate in the center on top. Refrigerate at least 3 hours or until firm before serving. Overnight is even better.
The Cajun gives this a big thumbs up. Store any leftovers in refrigerator.
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Recipe: Elvis Pie©From the Kitchen of Deep South Dish
Prep time: 15 min |Inactive time: 4 hours | Yield: About 8 servings
- 1 homemade or commercial graham cracker crust
- 1 (3.9 ounce) instant chocolate pudding and pie filling
- 1-1/2 cups of whole milk
- 1/2 cup of Planter's peanut butter
- 1/2 block (4 ounces) of cream cheese, softened at room temperature
- 1/2 cup of powdered sugar, sifted
- 1-1/2 cups of non-dairy whipped topping or whipped cream
- 2 to 3 firm bananas, sliced thick
- Orange juice or lemon juice, optional
- 1/4 cup of roasted peanuts, chopped
- Chopped dried banana chips, optional
- Chocolate shavings or sauce, optional
Prepare pudding according to package directions for pie filling, except reduce milk to 1-1/2 cups. Spread most of the pie filling in the bottom and up the sides of the crust. Reserve any leftover for snacking. Let the pie filling set for about an hour in the fridge.
Cream together the peanut butter and cream cheese until well blended. Mix in the powdered sugar a little at a time until fully incorporated, add the whipped topping and blend. To prevent discoloration, toss the bananas with orange or lemon juice, if desired. Drain well and add the sliced bananas to the top of the chocolate pie filling. Top with the peanut butter filling, spreading to the edges of the crust. Make decorative diagonal cuts across the pie if desired, and garnish just around the edges of the pie with the chopped peanuts. Add chopped banana chips around the edges also if desired, grate or shave chocolate on top, or drizzle with chocolate sauce. Refrigerate at least 3 hours or until firm before serving. Store leftovers in refrigerator.
~Cook's Notes~
I used a (6 ounce/9 inch) commercial graham cracker crust. To make two pies, divide the pie filling between two crusts and double the remaining ingredients.
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Inspired by The Fat Elvis Pie at Hoosier Mama Pie Company.
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A former prison turned luxury lodging, the "old" Four Seasons, with its blooming courtyard and glass-enclosed restaurant, has a prime address in the heart of the ancient city. "You can walk anywhere from there—to the medina, to the Hagia Sophia," Vincent Wolf says. "It's convenient and elegant, and there's never a scene." All that's lacking at this intimate 65-room property is a pool. Need a dip and a breeze? Try the Four Seasons' newer location, on the Bosporus. Rooms from $435/night; fourseasons.com/istanbul
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text: For all of your Halloween treating, we've asked Paper + Cup Design for tricks to turn a plain brown paper bag into a doorbell ringing showstopper. Materials Plain brown paper bags Black and silver glitter Black and orange pipe cleaners White and orange tissue paper Black construction paper White glue Scissors Pencil 1. With a pencil, write "Trick" and "Treat" in block letters on either side of the bag. 2. Use white glue to trace and fill in the letters. Sprinkle glitter over the words, making "Trick" black and "Treat" silver. Let dry for ten minutes. 3. To make spider decorations, take three pipe cleaners and fold them gently in half. Take a quarter-size section and twist the stems so they are all attached. Spread apart the top to create the body of the spider. Pull the legs apart and cut them to desired length. Keep one pipe cleaner long so that the spider can dangle from the bag. 4. Use black construction paper to make bats. Fold the paper in half and trace half bat shapes of varying sizes at the fold. Cut out the bats and use one as a name tag attached to your child's bag. For the other bats, fold the wings upward and put glue on the underside of the body. Glue bats to the bag for a three-dimensional effect. 5. Make sparkly spider webs using white glue to draw a web; sprinkle with black or silver glitter. 6. Place colored tissue paper inside the bag for a finishing touch. For more DIY ideas, read Paper + Craft: 25 Charming Gifts, Accents, and Accessories to Make from Paper, online at chroniclebooks.com, $20. SCORE Shop Lucky Finds What: Stock up on gently used (or new) clothing, toys, and gear for ages 0-8 years. Why: You'll find everything from Bugaboo strollers to Bonpoint and Crewcuts separates at bargain prices ($2-$75). When: Sat., 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Where: Saint Jean Baptiste Community Center, 184 E. 76th St., b/t Lexington & Third Aves. Info at 917-796-7092. PARTY Ghouls & Gourds What: The farm-inspired fest includes giant puppets, crafts, barn dancing, and tunes by Suzi Shelton. Why: A Halloween costume parade gives one more reason to wear the getup. When: Sun., noon-6 p.m. Rain or shine. Where: Brooklyn Botanic Garden, 900 Washington Ave., Prospect Heights (718-623-7200). Adults, $15; children 12 and under, free. HEAR Trick or Treat Family Concert What: Justin Roberts and the Not Ready for Naptime Players celebrate everything from Halloween to haircuts. Why: These funny, family music gurus strike a chord with kids ages 3 and up. When: Sun., 2 p.m. Where: The Jewish Museum, 1109 Fifth Ave., at 92nd St. (212-423-3200). Tickets online at museumtix.com. Adults, $16; children, $11. Photo: Courtesy of Paper + Cup Design


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Background: It has been shown that bupivacaine, the most commonly used local anesthetic for postoperative intra-articular use, is cytotoxic to bovine articular chondrocytes in vitro. Ropivacaine is as effective as bupivacaine for intra-articular analgesia and has less systemic toxicity. We compared the in vitro viability of human articular chondrocytes after exposure to bupivacaine, ropivacaine, and saline solution control.
Methods: Macroscopically normal human articular cartilage was harvested from the femoral head or tibial plateau of five patients. Full-thickness cartilage explants and cultured chondrocytes isolated from these patients were treated with 0.9% normal saline solution, 0.5% ropivacaine, or 0.5% bupivacaine for thirty minutes. Twenty-four hours after treatment, chondrocyte viability was measured with use of the LIVE/DEAD Viability/Cytotoxicity Kit for cartilage explants and with use of the CellTiter-Glo Luminescent Cell Viability Assay for cultured chondrocytes.
Results: Chondrocyte viability in cartilage explants was significantly greater after treatment with ropivacaine as compared with bupivacaine (94.4% ± 9.0% compared with 78% ± 12.6%; p = 0.0004). There was no difference in viability after treatment with ropivacaine as compared with saline solution (94.4% ± 9.0% compared with 95.8% ± 5.7%; p = 0.6). The viability of cultured chondrocytes was significantly greater after treatment with ropivacaine as compared with bupivacaine (63.9% ± 19% as compared with 37.4% ± 12% of the value in the saline solution group; p < 0.0001).
Conclusions: In vitro, 0.5% ropivacaine is significantly less toxic than 0.5% bupivacaine in both intact human articular cartilage and chondrocyte culture.
Clinical Relevance: Although bupivacaine is the most commonly used local anesthetic for intra-articular analgesia, the demonstrated toxicity to human articular chondrocytes is cause for concern. The present study demonstrated that ropivacaine is less chondrotoxic than bupivacaine and, therefore, may be safer for intra-articular analgesia.
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Vasoactive intestinal peptide-producing tumor; Pancreatic endocrine tumor
Definition of VIPoma
VIPoma is a very rare type of cancer that usually grows from certain cells in the pancreas.
Causes, incidence, and risk factors
VIPoma causes cells in the pancreas to produce high levels of a hormone called vasoactive intestinal peptide (VIP). This hormone increases secretions from the intestines and relaxes some of the smooth muscles in the GI system.
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Signs may include:
The first goal of treatment is to correct dehydration. Fluids are often given through a vein (intravenous fluids) to replace fluids lost in diarrhea.
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Surgery can usually cure VIPomas. However, in one-third to one-half of patients, the tumors have spread by the time of diagnosis and are not curable.
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FORTUNE -- If Silicon Valley is known for anything, it's breakneck innovation, consequences often be damned. Startups debut promising ideas -- or execute an already existing idea better. Today's scrappy poster child becomes tomorrow's old establishment. And one product launch is enough to ignite a new software or hardware category.
The last 12 months have proven chock-full of important tech moments, whether it was news of Microsoft (MSFT) CEO Steve Ballmer's intention to step down or Twitter's (TWTR) successful IPO. For a different perspective on 2013 in tech, Fortune sought out nine startup CEOs to weigh in, in their own words.
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Best: This is the first year really where the conversation around technology turned from being about bits and bytes to aspirational, "change-the-world" topics. With drone delivery, Amazon (AMZN) announced more of a conversation than a product. You have also Elon Musk's Hyperloop and Google's (GOOG) Calico. This is a very interesting set of announcements, launches, and initiatives that I think all represent a very exciting vision for the future: Technology isn't just going to help us communicate and become more social. It's actually going to change how we live, how we work, and where we travel to. This is the first year there was enough from different companies to show where this ecosystem is going. It's incredibly inspirational, and it's the reason we got into this industry in the first place.
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The company's 411: Interactive digital textbooks for the iPad, iPhone, and web.
Best: I feel like the last year has seen the birth of the "boring" company ... Despite the fact we're in a bubble, people are actually biting off really meaningful, boring problems. We've gone away from this consumer-y zeitgeist bullshit. Snapchat is fine. Consumer businesses can be built, including ones that aren't worth anything but are billions of dollars in valuation. But I look at companies like Zenefits* that are trying to improve the benefits of how companies administer health benefits, and I look at companies like Clever* that are solving this really boring problem in K-12 schools. They're in 15,000 U.S. schools, where they've actually got students now capable of returning data back to a teacher. These are not "sexy" problems, but they're so important.
Worst: We have seen the culture war, particularly in San Francisco, shift into high gear where it's an "us vs. them" mentality. It's totally unfair, drawing attention to the wrong issues and not helping solve the real ones. It's class warfare and frankly, disappointing. I think both sides are culpable. But people who are throwing rocks at Google buses and that sort of thing are enflaming the situation. I have long lamented the disconnect between young tech yuppies in San Francisco and the rest of the community. I talk about it at work. I talk to my team about it. I encourage people to vote in local elections.
*MacInnis is an investor.
Trip Adler
CEO, Scribd
The company's 411: A digital documents library and books subscription service.
Best: The whole trend of everyone starting their own company is cooling off a little bit, which has been nice. People are getting more long-term focused. They're more focused on business models and building long-term businesses and less so hype. It's been a pretty frothy year in terms of Silicon Valley booming. You can just feel in San Francisco how crazy it is.
Worst: Maybe the same as my high point? [Chuckles.] It was a little bit ridiculous how easy it was to get angel funding. So there were just so many companies. One thing I've really noticed in the last year or so is the crowdedness of the area. The traffic has picked up a lot. It almost feels like 1999 in that sense, but at the same time, there are a lot of good businesses being built.
Apoorva Mehta
CEO, Instacart
The company's 411: Online grocery orders and same-day delivery.
Best: We're in a very highly regulated market, if you can imagine. We're focusing on crowdsourcing, which if you follow Airbnb, Uber, Lyft, and Sidecar, they've had so much trouble working against the regulations to find a niche for their products. Seeing them succeed time after time, city after city was very promising. There's definitely more hope for this industry.
Worst: Conversely, there were also cities where some of those companies were not very successful. There were some lawsuits they had to face and several cease and desists as well. At this point in time, a lot of the companies that are started, a lot of the innovation that's done, has to go against the conventional regulations out there.
Jonathan Yaffe
CEO, AnyRoad
The company's 411: Online hub where tour guides and tourists can connect.
Best: Companies like Uber, Airbnb, and Pinterest are doing really good, sustainable international expansion. They're expanding in a really intelligent way all over the world and actually localizing, rather than just throwing their product out there and expecting it to fly.
Worst: The subsequent coverage, attention, energy, and money flowing into things like Snapchat and Bitcoin that are way more hype than substance.
Joshua Reeves
CEO, ZenPayroll
The company's 411: An online payroll service for small businesses.
Best: B2B software for small businesses is finally becoming easier to use. Small businesses in general have been a hard market -- a lot of companies have avoided them. But there's now this incredible swell of innovation from companies like Square, Expensify, BambooHR, and TSheets, which is a nice, cool company out of Idaho building time-tracking software.
Worst: The connection between San Francisco tech and the local community. I think tech and all of us in the community have a responsibility to be good stewards or ambassadors. We're here to serve our customer. ZenPayroll's customer and community are very connected. We moved the company to San Francisco specifically so we can be around our customers more easily and be in an area where you have so many small business owners. I think that's something the tech sector will be more focused on moving forward: applying that mindset of how we approach customers to every stakeholder.
David Rusenko
CEO, Weebly
The company's 411: Website and blog builder with drag-and-drop simplicity.
Best: The emerging trend of the Personal Economy, as coined by Mike Moritz of Sequoia this year. People are becoming more entrepreneurial and empowered by technology: drivers starting to drive an Uber car and building their own fleet within a couple years, entrepreneurs starting a business on Weebly and quitting their job to pursue their passion full-time, people renting out a spare bedroom on Airbnb instead of staying in a hotel. That's very exciting to me.
Worst: Growing insensitivity in the tech community (which is fairly well covered in Valleywag). Most people mean well, but the community needs to better understand how some actions are perceived and get better at listening to contrasting opinions.
Paul Davison
CEO, Highlight
The company's 411: An app that displays other nearby users.
Best: 2013 was a big year for the location space. Thanks to continued technical advances, things like fitness trackers, Apple's iBeacon, and wearable devices have finally become possible. This allowed us to improve Highlight dramatically in 2013, and it's only going to get better in 2014 and beyond.
Worst: The death of Aaron Swartz back in January was a definite low point among my friends. It is a real loss to see someone so young and talented come to such a tragic end.
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"The trip was good," Suttles said. "It's such a historic school. It's great to go and see places like that.
"The tradition and the success over the years stood out. They have the All-Americans, the academic All-Americans, the Heisman Trophy winners, the National Championships, the conference awards were all impressive because it was on and off the field."
A pair of redshirt freshman linebackers helped host Suttles this weekend in Lincoln as well as a wide receiver. Suttles said that it was good to talk to them to get their thoughts about Nebraska and the team.
"My hosts were Thomas Brown and Michael Rose from Kansas City. I was also with Quincy Enunwa. It was good talking to them. They have good heads on their shoulders about the program. I liked them a lot."
Suttles has been to see three schools and says that at Nebraska he got a glimpse at a school rich in football tradition. Suttles didn't come away as impressed with the facilities as you might have thought though after seeing similar facilities at other schools already.
"I really saw a lot of the same things at Nebraska and Iowa State. You hear Nebraska and you think national championships. The facilities part of the visit wasn't that big of a thing to me after going on three visits. You see the same things."
So where does Suttles stand? He says that he's still committed, but will also say that he has a decision to make. Suttles definitely doesn't want to give any impression that he's leaning to one school or the other. The only impression that Suttles wants to give is that he's having a tough time with his decision.
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Ian Stewart last night offered perhaps the greatest tweet I've ever seen:
Yea, love that site RT @rtimmons07: @ian_stewart_9 have you ever read bleachernation.com?? Be honest!
— IAN_STEWART_2 (@IAN_STEWART_2sc) July 6, 2012
Just being nice? Maybe. Either way, suddenly, I want the Cubs to sign Stewart to a 10-year extension. With 10 options years thereafter. And a personal services contract for another 30 years after that. And I want them to give him a rice crispy treat. A big one. The kind with chocolate chips. Big ones.
Unfortunately, Stewart's future with the Cubs is uncertain, after the third baseman announced he'll be undergoing surgery on his troublesome wrist next week (Tuesday), and could miss the rest of the season. As I noted before, although Stewart is eligible for arbitration again after this season, the Cubs may elect to non-tender him, and try to work out a (less expensive) one-year deal thereafter.
And, now that we know Ian reads BN, we'll just have to hope he sticks to the articles, and avoids the comments.
(A big thanks to BN'er Rylan for posing the question.)


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662 Commercial St, San Francisco, CA | Directions 9411137.794154 -122.404128
Mon-Fri 11am-2:30pm
Sat-Sun 10am-2:30pm
Neighborhoods: Financial District, Northeast
An excellent choice if you're in the FiDi -- accessible and affordable.
Awesome Dim Sum! – You will not be disappointed with the food here. If you are party of more than 2, try and get there early on the weekend. However, my experience is that 2 people get seated quickly at any time.
Yum yum dim sum – City View has really great dim sum. I absolutely love their variety and it is always really fresh. The waiters are constantly walking around with carts, so you never have to wait very long for more food. It gets really busy during the lunch hour, so try to come early!
Best dim-sum in San Francisco – I'm tired of cheap dim-sum where the food might be good but the restaurant is dirty. Chinese myself, I always wonder why do we do this when everyone loves our food? So, thumps up for City View: the good is authentic, no cut down on spices (I don't like fusion style, when I want ethnic food, I want it to be real), no slim down on the menu either, chicken feet, tripes, every thing. My most favorite is the Pekin duck, the skin is thin like paper and just the right crunchiness, the bun is fresh. The taro root fried is also another of my favorites. Every thing is perfect. I come back again and again and recommend to everyone I know.
Not Worth the Price – I tried City View after reading that it was great dim sum from another reviewer... have to say I don't agree. I tried a few different dishes. All of the steamed dumplings I had were a little overcooked, and their fried shrimp were greasy (nowhere near as good as Yank Sing's). There wasn't much selection, and I was there at 1:00 pm.
I'm all for cheaper dim sum, but it wasn't that cheap! For a little more money you could get way better quality, selection, and service at Yank Sing. And for much less $, you could go to Lichee Garden Restaurant on Powell... not as good quality, but a definite deal! I don't see the appeal of this place.
Best Dim Sum in SF! A must try! Great Food & Service – This is the best dim sum in SF. Lucky Fortune on Geary is also very good for very reasonable prices, but this place has got it going on (for a slightly higher price). Their service was fantastic, the restaurant was very clean and spacious (not super crowded like most SF restaurants are with tiny tables), and the dishes that they offer all taste authentic. There was this tofu/eggplant stuffed with shrimp paste dish that was really good. They used an X.O. sauce I think. Their Shanghai dumplings are pretty good, so was the siu mai & shrimp dumplings. I didn't really like their rice noodles with shrimp though. You have got to try the mini buns, I'm not sure what to call it, but it is yellow, has a crispy crumb layer on the top of it and creamy pudding (similar to) inside of it. DELICIOUS! Overall, great service, ambience, and chinese food. Not to mention validation for parking across the street!
Memorable Dim Sum – This is my favorite Dim Sum place. It is tucked on a narrow street, but worth seeking out. The food is always fresh and taste and the servers are very friendly.
Great food, with lovely spare decor – A great place to bring friends and family when they're visiting the city. Not a place for solo travellers. The food is wonderful, maybe a LITTLE expensive by Chinatown-standards, but well, what can you do? My friend and I arrived at 10 on Saturday - when it opens. A bit too early for a Saturday! I would say 10:30 - 11:00 AM is a good time on a Saturday to arrive. Before everyone arrives, but enough company in the room to feel convivial. Make a reservation to be safe. The waiters cart around their wares, maybe a bit too much, but you can always tell them that you have enough food! Get the sticky rice and the spring rolls. But everything seems to be good. With the two of us, it was $40 plus tip. And we ate a lot. If you've never eaten dim sum, this is the place to try it. And believe me, you must!
AWESOME – The food here is the BEST! It is clean and fresh and not greasy. It is best to go before it gets to closing time (2:30) to get the best food and service. LOVE this place.
Excellent Dim Sum in Comfortable Environment – I decided to try out City View this last weekend and really enjoyed my meal there. The ginger pork dumplings and barbecue pork dumplings were very tasty. The shrimp (I think they were glazed in honey) were to die for and came in a very generous portion. The barbecue chicken skewers were OK. The dumplings and hot dishes were nicely offset by sauteed chinese broccoli and a plate of cold peas. I saw other tables with plates of asparagus that also looked very good. The perfect dish to top it all off was the sesame balls, one of my personal favorites. The tab came to about $40 after tip for 2 people - I think we ordered about 7 or 8 dishes. I'm sure you can get cheaper dim sum in Chinatown, but the atmosphere and overall experience is worth the extra money.
Best Dim Sum in Chinatown/Financial District – While not the best HK style dim sum in SF, it is the best in Chinatown & the financial district. While there are other dim sum places in Chinatown that seems to popular with people from Hong Kong/Guandong, their charm escapes - they seem noisy & the food greasy while CITY VIEW is a classy establishment with top notch dim sum. It is a tad on the small side so get there at/before 11:30-11:45 on weekdays but it's great for client lunches and an easy walk from financial district.
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Well, we made it. It's time to meet the last three bloggers who contribute to Blendtec's blog. I know I've enjoyed introducing everyone to you, and I hope you've enjoyed getting to know us a bit better and feel more comfortable asking us questions and leaving comments on our blog posts. So here are the final
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It's time to meet some more Blendtec bloggers, as well as our wonderful designers who create so many of the graphics for our posts. Here's Debbie, Stone, and Mary. Debbie Mauerman, Senior Graphic Designer I'm passionate about the work I do here at Blendtec. It's very important to me that our customers have a good
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Traceability has been defined by Gotel et al, as "the ability to follow the life of a requirement in both a forward and backward direction"[1]. Each traceability link follows a basic life cycle.
Jarke et al identified four types of traceability that they referred to as (i) backwards from requirements, (ii) forwards to requirements, (iii) backwards to requirements, and (iv) forward from requirements [2].
Traceability links can be established either manually or dynamically. Dynamic methods involve rule-based approaches or trace retrieval methods.
1. Olly Gotel, Anthony Finkelstein: Contribution structures (Requirements artifacts). RE 1995: 100-107.
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For the past few weeks, Gators coach Billy Donovan has told everyone his team and its season had a long, long way to go.
But given the roll the No. 2 Gators were on, no one really listened, maybe not even his players based on Tuesday night's no-show at Arkansas.
Coming off 10 straight convincing wins, Florida came out flat and wilted in the face of the Razorbacks' unrelenting intensity and uncanny shotmaking during an 80-69 loss.
The final score did not do Arkansas' victory justice. The unranked Razorbacks ran the Gators off the court in the game's first 10 minutes and never let up, despite a meaningless run late in the game by Florida.
Entering the game, Florida's largest deficit all season was 11 points during a 67-61 loss on Dec. 22 at Kansas State. The Razorbacks hit 15 of their first 20 shots and rattled Florida with their defensive effort to build a 23-point lead - at 36-13 - with 9:23 left in the first half.
Six days earlier, the Gators held South Carolina to 36 points for an entire game.
Before Tuesday's loss, Florida (18-3, 8-1 SEC) had won its SEC games by an average of 26.5 points, but trailed Arkansas (14-8, 5-4) by as many as 27 points. The Razborbacks led the Gators by 20 points or more 6 1/2 minutes of the second half.
The loss suddenly raises questions about a Gators' team that looked invincible, especially in a surprisingly weak SEC. The conference is 2-13 in games against teams ranked in the top 25.
Arkansas had been good at home, losing only to Syracuse in 13 games in Bud Walton Arena. But the Razorbacks were 0-7 on the road and looked to be no match for Florida, the only team in the nation entering Tuesday to be ranked in the top five in offensive and defensive efficiency.
Instead, the Gators looked lost on both ends of the floor.
Florida finished with an SEC season-low in field-goal percentage (41.1 percent) and had more turnovers (16) than assists (15) for the first time in nine conference games.
Senior forward Erik Murphy was 1 of 6 from 3-point range after he had hit 17 of 24 from beyond the arc in his previous five games. Junior center Patric Young followed his first career double-double in SEC play with nine points, four rebounds and five fouls - his first disqualification since the Kansas State.
Freshman Michael Frazier, who had nine points and nine rebounds off the bench, was the lone bright spot for Florida.
Tuesday night's performance resembled Florida's loss at Kansas State in many ways.
Coming off their first loss of the season, a one-point defeat at Arizona, the Gators came out flat and never reccoverd at K-State. The loss dimmed the enthusiasm about Donovan's team, which began the season 7-0 and reached No. 5 in the polls.
But the Gators responded to that loss with a 10-game winning streak that left Florida No. 2 in the polls, No. 3 in the RPI and as the top seed in the NCAA Tournament projections of ESPN's Joe Lunardi.
On Monday, Donovan downplayed all those things as meaningless. Turns out he was right.
With a visit from Kentucky next Tuesday night in Gainesville, Donovan has Saturday's visit from Mississippi State and several practices to make sure his players get the message.
If the Gators regroup and resemble the team of the past month, the Razorbacks will have done Donovan a favor.
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De Leon Headed to BIG EAST SAAC Meeting
March 7, 2012
CHICAGO – Ray De Leon is stepping forward to assume a prestigious leadership mantle for DePaul.
The sophomore men's soccer player has been chosen to represent the university at the BIG EAST Conference SAAC (Student-Athlete Advisory Committee) Meeting March 30 at the Renaissance Hotel in Providence, R. I.
"I realized immediately what a great leadership opportunity this would be for me," De Leon said. "I was really honored to have been chosen for this position.
"As I spoke about this at our last Captains' Council meeting (Feb. 29th at the Athletic Center), I was inspired as I looked across the conference room and saw the faces of so many gifted and talented people. These are individuals who are going to be successful in whatever career path they choose.
"I felt blessed at that moment."
De Leon was a standout as a freshman and was counted on to anchor the midfield last fall until he was sidelined with a season-ending injury.
"Ray is a leader within our athletic program even as a sophomore and will represent our Captains' Council ably at this meeting with his peers in the BIG EAST," said DePaul Associate Athletic Director Kathryn Statz. "We are more than pleased that he is able to attend this meeting and bring ideas and initiatives back to his fellow DePaul student-athlete leaders."
De Leon became involved with Captains' Council not long after arriving in Lincoln Park from Grand Prairie, Texas.
"When I became part of Captains' Council my freshman year, all the others were upperclassmen," De Leon said. "I was a bit intimidated being the youngest person there, but it was a really good maturing process for me. My leadership qualities have improved from being on Captains' Council.
"At the SAAC conference, I want to learn what other student leaders and schools are doing that contribute to their success athletically and in the community. How do they reach out to the community and how do they promote athletic events on their campuses? How do they interact with students and develop their school pride?
"BIG EAST universities have enjoyed phenomenal success and support for their athletic programs. I'd like to find out how they reach out to students and promote events on campus."
Just as he does on the soccer field, De Leon is going to bring his "A" game to Providence.
"I take a lot of value in attending SAAC," he said. "For me, it's a real humbling experience to represent our institution, and I intend to represent the university well."


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The beauty of the charm necklaces is their hidden meaning. It's amazing to buy a charm necklace for a friend and show her how well you know her by chosing the right one. Is she a horse lover, an avid traveller or has a long distance relationship? (a plane necklace would be perfect), is she a surfer and ocean lover or a fan of good luck charms? How about you? What charm are you? What message would you like to convey/wear on your neck?
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Way back when, I wrote about Broadleaf Thyme and Cuban Oregano (Coleus amboinicus) and (Plectranthus amboinicus) and wondered about the proper identification for the different plants. At the time I concluded that Broadleaf thyme was the one with smaller leaves, and Cuban Oregano is the one with bigger leaves. And within that there is also the variegated variety. Well, this botanical garden here in the Caribbean is identifying the big leaved type as Broad-leaved Thyme, blowing my identification.
Yesterday, I also saw the small-leaved type in person for the first time but it did not have any identifying marks. It smelled heavenly, by-the-way. Deliciously sweet and pungent. I think I prefer it.
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There was no messing about after finishing work, spend the weekend having a bit of a leaving party in the pub then it was off to the airport Monday morning. For a world trip that was going to involve far flung locations such as Sumatra, Samoa and Taiwan it was a bit of a strange place to start. Flybe seemed an ok airline but it was difficult to judge since I was only in the air one hour. Landed in Dusseldorf in what was a grim and rainy Monday afternoon. Made the mistake of getting a taxi but later found there was a train coming from the airport at a fraction of the cost, this was a mistake a seasoned traveller like myself should not have made. Checked into Dusseldorf backpackers which was a clean and modern hostel. The owners however were not the most cheerful of people, when the power cut out for 10 minutes I made a joke about them not paying their electricity bill and they gave me a right funny look.
As expected the hostel contained only a handful of people, mostly Germans working away within their own country. There were however 2 lads from New Zealand who had picked a strange time of the year to go backpacking in Europe. One asked me if I was a football thug after telling him I was English which I thought was funny. Done little else on that first night apart from a quick walk round the block.
On my only full day there I went out to explore the town. It reminded me of Amsterdam with it's old historic tall buildings mixed with some shiny new modern ones. It looked a great place to be in summer by the river but being there as the end of October it was rainy, empty and a bit grim. To the north there was a street full of bars which would have been good if there were more people in the hostel to go out with. To be honest I was not feeling too great after spending all weekend in the pub. I spent a lot of the time sitting in the hostel talking to the others. Overall it was a bit of a dull and uneventful start to my world trip.
On the day I left I still had a good chunk of time to kill since I was not flying to Bangkok until mid afternoon. So I spent the whole morning walking to the airport stopping for food and to take a few pictures. I did guess most of the way which would have been a problem if I had got lost. It was over 8 miles but I done it in about 3 hours carrying my backpack.
Air Berlin got top marks when it come to value for money, I was not expecting a lot from such a cheap flight but the service was great. I was probably the only none German on the flight, did not get hardly any sleep on the plane as per usual. Landed in Bangkok the following morning......................................
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Getty Director Thomas Crow Discusses Jacques-Louis David at the Clark June 23
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June 14, 2005
On Thursday, June 23 at 6 p.m., Thomas Crow, director of the Getty Research Institute, will offer a lecture in connection with the Jacques-Louis David: Empire to Exile exhibition. Crow's lecture, "The Imagination of Exile in Jacques-Louis David's 'Anger of Achilles'," will be followed by a public reception. The lecture and reception are free.
Crow will explore the social, cultural, and imaginative experiences that shaped David's life as a political exile in Brussels at the end of his life which impacted the creation of his powerful evocation of epic conflict in one of the most compelling of his late history paintings, Anger of Achilles, 1819, on exhibition at the Clark.
Crow's work has been fundamental to the revitalization of the study of David's work in the last 20 years. He is a preeminent scholar of 18-century French painting, whose studies of David and his studio in Painters and Public life in Eighteenth-Century Paris (Yale University Press, 1985) and Emulation (Yale University Press, 1995) have helped to transform the field. He has also published widely on modern and contemporary art and is the author of the widely acclaimed Modern Art in the Common Culture (Yale University Press, 1996) and The Intelligence of Art (University of North Carolina Press, 2000).
The lecture is a prelude to the Jacques-Louis David: Empire to Exile Clark/Getty Symposium. Held Friday and Saturday, June 24 and 25, the symposium is $40 (or $25 per day) for the general public and $20 (or $15 per day) for students and members of the Clark. The symposium was organized and sponsored jointly by the Clark's Research and Academic Program and the Getty Research Institute. For more information or to register, call 413-458-0460 or visit www.clarkart.edu.
The Clark is located at 225 South Street in Williamstown, Massachusetts. The galleries are open Tuesday through Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. (daily in July and August). Admission June 1 through October 31 is $10 for adults, free for children 18 and under, members, and students with valid ID. Admission is free November through May. For more information, call 413-458-2303 or visit www.clarkart.edu.


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Future shock, Volume 644
Random House, 1970 - History - 505 pages
Predicts the pace of environmental change during the next thirty years and the ways in which the individual must face and learn to cope with personal and social change
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The ideas in this book are excellent, but it drags on and on because for most of the issues the author attempts to gently introduce the idea until you are feeling your eyes close. Finally the issue is dealt with, but really it could be done in a few paragraphs. It was hard to keep reading. Read full review
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Really? Oklahoma beats a Kansas team that's lost two in a row and you storm the court? You're Oklahoma, haven't you been there before?
And while I'm at it---
Can we get rid of the 'Overrated' chant by students at the end of upsets? All you do with that sentiment is diminish the accomplishment of your team. Besides, if KU was really overrated—why did you storm the floor?
Threes are wild---
The Jayhawks are the latest player on the national stage to endure a three game skid. Louisville, Oregon, Wichita State and Minnesota are all ranked teams that have lost three straight at some point in the season. Cincinnati, Ole Miss and Oklahoma State have had stretches where they lost three of four.
Scurrying for the history books---
Kansas hadn't lost three in a row since 2005, but they hadn't dropped three in a row to unranked opponents since 1988. That happened to be a season in which they rallied and won the National Title.
Bill Self was happier with the club's effort as compared to TCU, but---
Elijah Johnson still took more shots than Ben McLemore, KU was outrebounded and hit just 55 percent of its free throws. Jeff Withey had an interesting line; 14 points and 6 rebounds is pretty nice, but he also had 5 turnovers. The senior center also had 1 block which ties him with Greg Ostertag for the program's all –time lead.
Favorite Greg Ostertag story---
One year at the Big 12 Tournament after KU had won the championship and was waiting around Kemper Arena in Kansas City for the start of the Selection Show—Ostertag walks into the media room looking for something to eat. All that's left are packets of mustard and ketchup—which he made the most of.
Off the snide---
It was interesting listening to Gregg Marshall's take on WSU's recent skid after they ended it last night with a blowout of Missouri State. He correctly pointed out that everyone was talking about their three straight losses, but he decided to remind his team of their 19 previous wins. To remind them, show them even, how they had beaten VCU and DePaul, Iowa, Creighton and Southern Mississippi. The positive reinforcement helped pay dividends in their highest scoring output in a month. They were also plus 25 on the boards, their 17 offensive rebounds was just 5 fewer than MSU's total rebounds.
Get angry---
Marshall gave credit to former Shocker stars Antione Carr and Xavier McDaniel who addressed the team before the game with the message to 'get angry'. As Marshall pointed out, his team is about as nice a collection of guys you'd ever hope to find, the problem is that nice doesn't always get it done on the floor. I though the Shockers did play with much more attitude on Saturday night.
Top 'Cats---
What a moment for K-State---the Big 12 leader at the halfway point of the Big 12 race. I know it sounds crazy, but Rodney McGruder is squarely in the mix for Big 12 Player of the Year, in conference that has three National Player of the Year finalist. His 22 points and 5 rebounds and five assists against Iowa State were a big reason for a relatively easy win, that and 27 points off of Cyclone turnovers. What an opportunity for K-State heading into Lawrence on Monday with a chance to take a two game lead over the Jayhawks. Wasn't I one of those who thought that Kansas had a good chance to run the table in the Big 12?
What a year…so far---
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Who died? Who lived? This season's TV finales left fans with a host of the normal cliff-hangers, but the biggest burning question on many viewers' mind was who is going to play that role? A number of big shows left the door open to introduce pivotal characters in the fall, including one mysterious husband, and not one, not two, but three long-lost or believed-to-be-dead moms. Before production returns for the fall and casting kicks into high gear, we thought we'd take a closer look at these exciting series cast additions and make our own suggestions. Let the casting games begin...read more
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With several of the actors' contracts up at the end of the season — and creator Shonda Rhimes putting the finishing touches on the finale script as we speak — fans are waiting with bated breath to find out which of their favorite doctors will be returning for Season 9. While there's no official word yet on who will be back, we decided to toss out a few ideas of our own as to how Meredith, Cristina and the rest of the gang could leave. Even though not everyone's contracts are up, we came up with a crazy-but-plausible scenario for everyone — and because some of our favorite couples could get split up, we've added a few scenarios in which one half stays and the other goes. Enjoy!read more
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St. Edward's University presents: DEATH OF A SALESMAN
This Arthur Miller classic follows Willy Loman through his last 24 hours. Weaving his way through memory and present day, Willy 'battles to secure his rightful place in this world.' In this desperate chase of the American dream, Willy is squeezed between his deep desire of success and the reality of his meager accomplishments.
After 50 years of successful productions worldwide, the profundity of "Death of a Salesman" continues to challenge the human belief system. How does one remain honest with one's self in a society demanding success at any cost? The cast features equity guest artists Michael Costello as Willy Loman, Annie Suite as Linda and Greg Holt as Ben. Productions of "Death of a Salesman" can be enjoyed Oct. 11-22 at St. Edward's University's Mary Moody Northen Theatre located at 3001 South Congress Avenue. Show times are Wednesdays through Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. and Sundays at 2 p.m. Tickets are $10. Call 448-8484 for reservations.
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whoever installed that wanted to make sure that WHOEVER took it apart would have their work cut out for them to change it. Right now, a RamBit, or similar, may be your only hope.
I did a demo on my kitchen and I crack the T piple (See pic bottom) and as well as I made a cut on the top pipe since the new cabinet block it. Now I am not sure how should I fix it, the top drain should goes to left kitchen sink and the bottom drain is goes to the Garbage Disposial.
I know you suppose to cut off the bad piece but there is no room to do the recoupling if I cut it and I don't want to open up a wall.
I look into RAM BIT but it is a bit expensive. Please advice what's the best way to fix this as all the coupling are GLUED.
whoever installed that wanted to make sure that WHOEVER took it apart would have their work cut out for them to change it. Right now, a RamBit, or similar, may be your only hope.
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Your options are to buy the ram-bit and hope it does the job, or open the wall & cut out the sanitary tees.
You can also try cutting off the fitting about 1" away from the hub, saw a cut in the hub, and then splitting off the hub, working your way around. A flat blade screwdriver and hammer is handy for that.
The Ram Bit is pretty nice though.
I will try cutting off the fitting about 1" away at hub, saw a cut in the hub and slowly work my way to get the outside off using saw or hack saw. I want to get a RAM BIT but it is quite expensive for one time use.. So sad that they don't rent those.
I will post an update later.
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Took all your advice and use a hack saw to cut close to the pipe then I use a dremel tool to cut and sand off the PVC pipe to the right shape.
I then I prime and use the extra strong (thick) pvc glue to put in the new fitting as seen in the pictures and also fill in with the gap with new pipe insert.
Everything works now and doesn't leak!
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Behind the Flash Crash of May 6, 2010
FORTUNE -- "The last time I traded, I bought Apple in 2001."
That's what market data analyst Eric Scott Hunsader tells the Dutch TV producers of Money & Speed: Inside the Black Box -- a 2011 exploration of the market breakdown that caused the 2010 Flash Crash -- now available for free on You Tube and, with extras, as a $0.99 iPad app.
Two other experts interviewed -- a fund manager and a quant -- are even less inclined to take their chances in a market dominated by high-frequency trading algorithms, the "black boxes" of the program's title.
"Owning the stock market, historically, from the data I've looked at and studied, has not been a particularly clever idea for a really long time," says the quant.
"I'm not afraid," says the fund manager, "because all my money is in cash."
Apple (AAPL) is one of the stocks featured in the TV program, along with Accenture (ACN) and P&G (PG). Among the extras in the iPad app are infographics that allow you to follow trading in the three stocks during the critical hour tick by tick.
Below: The English-language YouTube version. There are worse ways to spend 48 minutes on a Sunday afternoon.