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I can't make statements as to whether the dark feminine is a shared archetype of the psyche of all women. For all I know it is like a talent, a specific quality, a gift of sorts, or depending on where you stand, a curse. What is certain however, is that she is mean. Wherever this dark feminine holds sway, the woman under her influence will act at the behest of death, ruin and humiliation. It is this dark feminine that brings a girl to seek out criminals, pornography, and in general that finds the path of the least resistance to be the agency of down-bringing. It is no consequence who or what is brought down; be it the woman herself, or a man she interacts with, or just as easily a whole society.
Zarathustra said to bring he whip. For a specific type of woman though, not for woman in general, not at all. There is also that bright feminine form which allows the dark to hide in the suggestion of beauty. It is for her benefit that I seek to flesh out a species beyond this type of humanity, by discerning and selecting, ordering and ranking of qualities in the feminine psyche.
Evil is fun, meaning that punishment is part of the fun. A creature of excess, fed by too much and too little. A necessary demon for the thriving of our sort but a downfall for any race or type or individual that reveres her.
Evil is born below her, when a man sinks to revere the dark feminine. He becomes less than a monkey and more - not a man, just a play-thing involved in the game without consequences. This is her realm; logic is absent in her repertoire, as from A must follow A- and B+ and B and down the slope, except n the instances when she is overtaken and down-ranked herself; where the spectacle begin the excess of sacrifice, religion as slavery.

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Street Food Profiles: HubBub Coffee Company in Philadelphia
Note: It's time for another edition of Street Food Profiles. This week we scoot to Philly to meet a former Wall Street trader who started serving Stumptown coffee from a truck parked in University City.
Name: HubBub Coffee
Twitter: @hubbubcoffee
Vendor: Drew Crockett
What's on the menu? Mostly coffee and espresso drinks using Stumptown as well as pastries (croissants, cinnamon rolls, super big chocolate chip cookies and Rice Krispie Treats). Our truck is really about the coffee.
Location and hours? We are located on 38th Street between Locust and Spruce Street in Philadelphia (in University City). We're open Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturdays 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and closed on Sundays. As the weather gets nicer in the Northeast come spring, we will probably expand our hours.
How long have you been street fooding? We opened in October of 2009 but the idea has been around since 2005. It just took us some time to make the dream a reality.
How has Twitter affected business? It has definitely been a good way to connect with customers and followers and keep them in the loop on what we are up to and what coffees we have. I still think there's much more Twitter potential, but we haven't gotten there yet.
Why a mobile business over brick-and-mortar? I went to college in University City in Philadelphia where street food is part of your normal life as a member of the neighborhood and university community. After college I lived and worked in New York City for four years and was exposed to a whole new level of street food.
I have always been a coffee lover and when I realized you could rig a truck to serve espresso and quality espresso in the right way, my mind immediately thought of my college neighborhood. The area doesn't have very good coffee, let alone good coffee from a truck. So with an idea and some luck, my idea became a reality a few years later.
Who are your typical customers? Coffee is great because it's a social experience, but also a part of many people's daily routine. We get a lot of "regulars" and they are the best! Our typical customers are students, professors, and people from the neighborhood.
Describe a typical day from start to finish. I wake up at 5:15 a.m. take a shower and head down to the truck to fire up the generators. Once they warm up, I turn on the espresso machine and coffeemaker. This takes some time, especially when it's below freezing.
We technically open for business at 7 a.m., but typically have a few customers already before then. I also turn on the music system as soon as I get to the truck. Tunes are key to the whole HubBub experience, whether you are working in the truck or waiting for your cappuccino. Normally we can make any coffee drink you want.
I finish prepping everything (and maybe vacuum or clean countertops if needed) then our baked goods get delivered around 7 a.m. Business begins to pick up around 8 a.m. when our first employee arrives. From there we are rockin' and rollin' until 11 a.m. and also busy between 2 and 4 p.m. At that point, we slowly shut things down for the day. Once students are done with classes, things get pretty quiet and we clean up, prep for the next day (fill up on water, milk, cups, whatever else is low) and head home. Awesome!
What were you doing before this? I worked as a trader at an investment bank in New York City.
What makes your truck so special? Can anything else like it be found in the city? We think that our coffee (Stumptown) is the best, and we want everyone who visits HubBub to leave wanting more. We aim to serve the highest quality coffee and espresso drinks in the most unique environment imaginable—it is about the experience as much as the coffee. We regularly get people hanging out by the truck listening to tunes, talking with friends. The truck has a cafe vibe—and there is nothing like it in Philly.
How would you define "street food"? Simply that: food or drink made and sold on the street. It is the ability to eat or drink from somewhere other than a storefront, but it's also about the experience. Talking with the vendors and waiting in line when it's 30°F out because you are supporting the community. It is taking a food idea that people would never expect to get from a cart or a truck and making it possible.
The best street food city and why. I have heard amazing things about San Francisco, but if I was picking from the cities I have lived in, I would say New York City because of the quality and variety.
Your comfort food after a long day? Pasta. I love anything Italian.
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My first exposure to Boglioli was from the once distinct and now extinct VITALS MAN magazine. The Summer '05 issue featured an editorial about the best options for summer suiting. Then Bergdorf men's fashion director and Triple Crown CFDA robbery victim Michael Bastian said that a suntan and an "extremely well-made" khaki cotton suit from Boglioli were essential for the warmer months. More recently, I noticed the Italian suit maker's name on the vendor's list over at Sid Mashburn. Those are two heavyweight endorsements in my book so I decided to dig a little deeper. The images above are the results of that inquiry. Boglioli's SP/SU collection feels remarkably fresh to me considering I spend most of my free time looking at their competitor's equivalents. Rules are made to be broken and that is certainly what is taking place in these photos. Color on color, plaid on plaid, scarf-size hankerchiefs and collars exploding over lapels –These are all things I would never think to try myself (and probably still won't) but these images translate to such a unique and unagnellian version of sprezzatura that I cannot help but take note of them – kind of like an Engineered Garments/Kiton mash up. One thing is certain: I'm on the hunt for those white espadrilles.
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- we could grow up 2gether said...
i was just talking to my friend how uninspiring mens rags in the states get these days, and how much i miss vitals!
- June 17, 2009 at 1:36 PM
I really like the double breasted blue on blue. Thanks for posting these.
- June 18, 2009 at 2:31 PM
- John M said...
great post!
- June 21, 2009 at 10:52 AM
- Adam Christopher said...
They'll be at the Collective this July... Why don't you come to the show and check them out as well as the other collections with a similar flair.
- June 22, 2009 at 8:21 AM
- Enzo AGC said...
wcgu2g - There was no comparison to vitals man. I kept all the issue and I still refer to them constantly.
Jose & John - No problem and thanks for stopping by.
Adam - I'd love to go to the collective but I am niether a buyer or a retailer so I don't know how I would swing a pass...When are you posting you Pitti shots? I can't wait.
- June 22, 2009 at 9:55 AM
- Adam Christopher said...
Contact me and I'll take care of everything for you at The Collective...firstname.lastname@example.com looking forward to it... Pitti reviews to come... Just been slammed... It's coming!
BTW Cucinelli and Isaia they killed it at Pitti along with so many more and so did Umit Benan... He's amazing!
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"Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain!" This was how Dr. CT Lin, CMIO at University of Colorado Hospital & Health Sciences Center, opened his talk at the Healthcare Forum. Dr. Lin's premise was that we have kept healthcare information hidden from patients for far too long. Giving patients access to their medical record does not create confusion and extra work for providers, but instead there is strong evidence in Dr. Lin's research that patients are highly engaged and satisfied with access to their record and it does not create added burden on providers.
While the mystique of the all knowing, all powerful doctor is a strong one, healthcare is changing. We're quickly moving from the all knowing, no mistake doctors, to a more realistic paternal collaboration between doctors and patients. No doubt this change is a hard shift in medical culture. Take a simple look at the 5th century BC Hippocratic Oath [emphasis added]:
"I will impart a knowledge of this art…to pupils who have signed the covenant, and have taken an oath according to the medical law, but no one else."
In the 70's we started to see the very first shift away from closed records and medical knowledge when patients were allowed to access their paper records. In the 80's and 90's we started to see the first patient portals.
Dr. Lin described the old healthcare mentality as follows:
- Knowledge is power. Respect my studies.
- I am too important for clerical tasks.
- Patients do best when they do what I say.
- There is nothing wrong with the way I work.
Then, he suggested where we are headed in healthcare:
- Collaboration is powerful.
- Communication improves safety.
- Connection fosters participation.
- Change requires a burning platform.
This shift requires us to move from a physician centered healthcare system to a patient centered healthcare system. Is it any wonder why physicians feel threatened? However, Dr. Lin has studied how this shift impacts both doctors and patients and the results are profound.
Dr. Lin discussed these results during his presentation at the Healthcare Forum (embedded below):
His presentation focused on studies he conducted on: online messaging, online release of test results, and online release of doctor notes. In each case, Dr. Lin presents the fears many doctors have of connecting with patients in this manner and also the many doctors who see potential benefits of pulling back the curtain. Some of those fears include: "This is a crazy idea; the phone will ring off the hook" and "Patients will be more anxious." One doctor only agreed to participate in his study because he thought that Dr. Lin was doing a "rigorous study" and he was certain that the study would validate his fears.
The results from his research consistently showed that the "floodgates" of patient requests didn't open and where studied there was a dramatic improvement in patient satisfaction. The irony of people's reaction to the study was that it varied based on the clinic's perspective. For example, a busy clinic that has more patients than it can handle was happy to reduce the number of patient calls while a slower clinic was not happy with that result. An even more surprising result was doctors who found they were better doctors after the change.
Plus, there were plenty of anecdotal examples of patient benefit that were not captured in the qualitative portion of the study. For example, one patient who had been given access to their physician's notes reported this experience: "I lost my luggage while traveling. I went to a local doc and said: 'If you have Internet Explorer, I can show you my chart. Could I have a few days of my meds?" Access to the physician notes changed the entire experience.
Dr. Lin's research has also been confirmed by a 250 doctor initiative called OpenNotes which came to similar conclusions. When you involve the patient, the world does not come to an end. Patients are happier, more satisfied, more connected, and more empowered. Dr. Lin concluded, "Patient centered information technology is fast moving, often out of focus, but always exciting."
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American League manager Jim Leyland said whether or not there's a save situation, retiring Yankees reliever Mariano Rivera will get into Tuesday night's game, and that could be very interesting news for Astros catcher Jason Castro.
Castro and Royals catcher Salvador Perez are the two backups to Minnesota's Joe Mauer. So whether Rivera pitches his usual ninth or an eighth inning for fear that the opposition wouldn't have to bat in the bottom of the ninth, he will presumably be throwing to one of the two reserves.
"This being his last All-Star Game, it's a great experience for me to be able to be here. And potentially being one of the people who could catch him, that would be an incredible experience," Castro said. "He's the best closer of all time."
Castro said Monday that he had not yet been told how playing time would be distributed among the three AL catchers.
No Astro has been behind the plate in an All-Star Game since Craig Biggio caught two innings in 1991, which was his first of seven All-Star appearances and his last year as a catcher before he moved to second base.
Carpenter finds home at second
To find a place to play on the best team in baseball, you have to be willing to be a little flexible. Elkins High School alum Matt Carpenter was willing, and now he's a first-time All-Star and not exactly just sneaking in.
The Galveston-born, Fort Bend-raised Carpenter has been one of the best offensive players in the National League regardless of position, and when you throw in the fact he moved to a premium defensive position at second base, his value is tremendous. He was selected to the team as a reserve second baseman after finishing the first half at .321, seventh in the NL, with a league-leading 28 doubles on by far the best offensive team in the NL.
He was groomed as a third baseman, both as an amateur and a minor leaguer, but played five positions in his first full season last year and a plurality of those games at first base. That's fellow All-Star Allen Craig's spot now, and third base has been David Freese's, so the uncertainty of a spot was resolved with a move to second.
"It's been a wild ride," Carpenter said. "Coming into the season, I didn't really know where I would stand. I had a position change moving over to second base and really didn't know what the future would hold. But it's worked out great."
One could argue his whole baseball life has been a wild ride.
Carpenter had Tommy John surgery while at TCU and came into the draft as the rare fifth-year senior, becoming the even rarer fifth-year senior who has become anything in the majors. Jeff Luhnow and his Cardinals scouting staff made him a 13th-round pick in 2009, and St. Louis has been greatly rewarded.
A home start for Harvey
When Mets second-year ace Matt Harvey starts for the National League at Citi Field tonight, it will be the first time a pitcher will start an All-Star Game in his home stadium since then-Astro Roger Clemens started in 2004 at Minute Maid Park.
Harvey hopes this one goes a little better, as Clemens allowed six runs in one inning that night. Of course, he went on to win the Cy Young Award that year, so …
Private jet? No, a minivan
You could say Mark Melancon was driven to be an All-Star.
The Pirates reliever learned Saturday he was selected as an NL replacement after teammate Jeff Locke got hurt. Melancon took a decidedly non-chic route to Citi Field.
"I rented a minivan, and my wife and I and my parents drove," he said Monday.
His parents flew to Pittsburgh from Colorado when they found out Melancon, who pitched for the Astros in 2010,-11, had earned the honor.
Melancon needed 14 tickets in all for family and friends — each player gets six for free under baseball's labor contract and pays for the rest.
But while most All-Stars jet in, Melancon got to see Interstate 80 from the minivan along with his parents.
"My parents picked it up when they arrived at the airport when they flew in," he said. "They got packed up, and they came to the game, and we took off from the stadium."
His father drove, while Melancon and his wife were passengers along with their nearly 2-year-old daughter and Melancon's mom.
The 380-mile drive takes about six hours, and they arrived in Manhattan about midnight.
"We talked, and I got some good quality family time," Melancon said.


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Ortelius 1.1 Introduces Professional Map Symbol Management
07.27.10 Indianapolis, Indiana – Today Mapdiva, LLC released Ortelius 1.1 map design software for Mac OS X. Ortelius 1.1 is a major update which introduces a professional-level symbol Library Manager and many workflow enhancements. This update is free for existing users.
Ortelius is a vector-based drawing program made especially for map design and presentation. Ortelius offers a creative solution for floor plans, landscape plans, scaled drawings, and a wide variety of high quality custom map graphics.
Experience a greatly improved approach to managing large collections of cartography symbols. With Ortelius 1.1, Mapdiva has paved the way to some exciting developments, including web-based cartography collections supplied by Mapdiva and shared by Ortelius users themselves. This update greatly enhances symbol management performance and work-flow flexibility.
Ortelius 1.1 enhancements include:
- Quick application of new symbols with double-click action in Symbols Palette
- Tightly integrated Symbols Palette and Library Manager
- Improved navigation of Libraries and Collections
- Symbol Library featuring flexible categories and smart categories
- Enhanced JPG, PDF, PNG, TIFF, and export options
- Advanced style & symbol views, including info with optional descriptions
- Improved performance and workflow for style and symbol creation
- Ability to copy layers among documents
Ortelius 1.1 ships with over 1700 built-in styles and symbols, including architecture, boundaries, land cover, transportation, trees and plants, water, and weather. Users can create the maps they want using the built-in Mapdiva Library, as well as create and share their very own symbol collections.
Features of Ortelius 1.1 Standard Edition:
- Drag-and-drop interface
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Ortelius software is a dedicated map graphics program for Mac OS X. Ortelius Standard Edition is available for $99 (USD). A free trial download is available from Mapdiva online.
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- The build-to-rent sector is the second largest property sector in the largest real estate market in the world, it has the highest risk-adjusted returns and attracts capital from the largest funds in the world. Why, then, does it not exist in Australia?
The tax environment in Australia treats this sector differently to the way it is treated in the United States. There are hurdles around land tax, GST and withholding tax. Each issue cuts into the margin and erodes the viability of the sector domestically. Until these hurdles are overcome, the sector will struggle to grow, and see the scale seen elsewhere.
- If build-to-rent generated the risk-adjusted returns required by investors in Australia, it would already be a major real estate asset class - capital in large droves would have found it. Yet, this hasn't happened. Changes are required before the build-to-rent sector begins to flourish in Australia.
- These changes could be in the form of changing existing tax rules to even out the playing field. Another form of change could be the investor mindset shifting focus on risk-adjusted returns generated by build-to-rent rather than returns only. Or, build-to-rent in Australia may need to be an altogether new model different to other countries.
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By Tessa Raebeck
From shark hunting to art grazing, a carefully-curated selection of top picks to do on the East End this weekend:
Art Market Hamptons brings booths from selected modern and contemporary galleries to Bridgehampton, returning for its fourth season from Friday, July 10 through Sunday, July 13.
With 40 participating galleries, Art Market is more exclusive than other art fairs. Local galleries like Neoteric Fine Art, Sara Nightingale Gallery and Grenning Gallery will feature their artists in booths.
The fair is open from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday, July 11, and Saturday, July 12, and from 12 to 6 p.m. Sunday, July 13, at the Bridgehampton Historical Society, located at 2368 Montauk Highway in Bridgehampton.
The Silas Marder Gallery in Bridgehampton shows East Hampton artist Richmond Burton in an exhibition running July 12 through August 11.
"Known for his dazzling kaleidoscopic abstractions, Richmond Burton melds geometry and naturalism to usher the pictorial language of his predecessors into a contemporary context," the gallery said in a press release. "With swift, vibrantly hued marks, Burton creates densely gridded compositions that morph into expansive waves of pattern, their overlapping rhythms at once steady and unstable."
The exhibition will feature Mr. Burton's last large-scale paintings created in his East Hampton studio, as well as his more recent works. An opening reception is Saturday, July 12, from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Silas Marder Gallery, located at 120 Snake Hollow Road in Bridgehampton.
The Shark's Eye All-Release Tournament & Festival returns to Montauk Friday, July 11 through Sunday, July 13.
The weekend-long event is "Montauk's only satellite tag, catch-and-release, high stakes, big game sport fishing competition combined with cutting-edge science, conservation and informative entertainment focused on saving sharks," according to a press release.
The tournament, held in the Montauk Marine Basin, offers prize money of $10,000. In 2013, participating teams tagged and released 64 sharks, including 33 mako and 31 blue sharks. Four sharks were tagged with satellite tracking devices.
Although it may sound scary, the event offers fun for the whole family, as kids can see sharks up-close-and-personal and learn about conservation and marine wildlife. The festival is free to the public on Saturday, July 12, from 3 to 7 p.m. and on Sunday, July 13, from 2 to 6 p.m. A dock part Saturday night runs until 10 p.m.
The tournament and festival are supported by marine artist and conservationist Guy Harvey of the Guy Harvey Ocean Foundation.
"There is no other fishing tournament like Shark's Eye," Mr. Harvey said in the press release. "This tournament combines the thrill of shark fishing, practical conservation measures, and meaningful fisheries research and community involvement into a single event. It is truly the future of shark fishing tournaments.
The Montauk Marine Basin is located at 426 West Lake Drive in Montauk. For more information, call (631) 668-5900.
In its annual Sag Harbor house tour, the John Jermain Memorial Library presents five homes–one in North Haven and four in Sag Harbor Village–to the public. The houses were specially picked for their unique and personalized interior decorating and for the feeling of "home" each conveyed. For more information on the house tour: read the Express' full article here.


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- Hedonic well-being is a happiness from instant gratification
- Eudaimonic well-being is a happiness that comes from working toward greater good
- Working toward the greater good has more positive impact physically, study finds
(CNN)You feel happiness all the way down to your genes, scientists say. But the kind of happiness you're feeling matters, as different kinds can have wildly different effects on your physical well-being.
In fact, the happiness you get from instant gratification -- eating that giant cupcake or buying that fabulous pair of shoes -- may have the same physical impact on your genes as depression or stress, according to a groundbreaking study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
"I've been studying the physical and psychological impact of positive emotion for 20 years, (and) the pattern of results we found with this study completely surprised me," said the lead author, Barbara Fredrickson.
Fredrickson is a professor of psychology and the principal investigator of the Positive Emotions and Psychophysiology Lab at the University of North Carolina.
"I've known anecdotally that positive emotions impact us on a cellular level, but seeing these results have given us proof that there is a real difference in the kinds of happiness we feel and its potential long-term consequences."
The experts divide well-being into two different types: hedonic and eudaimonic. These are fancy words to describe happiness that comes from two different sources.
Hedonic well-being comes from an experience a person seeks out that gives them pleasure. As study co-author Steve Cole describes it, it's "having lots of positive experiences that come from, say, eating great food or smelling beautiful flowers."
Eudaimonic well-being is a kind of happiness that comes not from consuming something but from a sustained effort at working toward something bigger than you. In other words, it's working toward a sense of meaning in your life or contributing to some kind of cause. Think of the happiness you see on the Dalai Lama or Mother Teresa's face.
While the two kinds of happiness are conceptually different, they can and do influence each other, so it has been hard for scientists to measure which kind has had a greater positive influence on someone's physical or psychological well-being.
Cole, a professor of medicine, psychiatry and biobehavioral sciences at UCLA, studies the biological pathways by which social environments influence gene expression.
"I know what misery looks like on a genetic level," Cole said. "I can look at white blood cells and see a physical response to stress and misery, but we knew very little about how -- if at all -- positive psychology gets disseminated to the body. That's what this study does."
If you experience misery and stress, your genes react to it. Essentially, there is an increased expression of genes involved in inflammation and a decreased antiviral response. People who are subjected to long periods of stress have white blood cells that make slightly more pro-inflammatory proteins on a constant basis.
Inflammation is the first line of defense against infection, so that would be a very useful kind of protein to have; however, something that causes your body to create inflammation over a sustained amount of time can cause collateral damage to healthy tissue.
Colorado College microbiologist Phoebe Lostroh, who is not affiliated with the study but is familiar with its contents, explains it this way: "The immune system of someone stressed out is not at the normal level of green on the terrorism alert scale. Instead, it's on yellow or orange, if not all the way on red. So there's this low level of constant inflammation, which is not healthy."
Low levels of inflammation can cause exhaustion. They also increase a person's risk for cancer, heart disease and Alzheimer's and can damage various tissues wherever the white blood cells are causing inflammation where they shouldn't be, Lostroh said.
With this understanding in mind, the scientists in the new study took blood from 80 healthy adults who were screened for the two types of happiness. None of them reported being depressed or stressed.
Scientists extracted the RNA from their blood and took a closer look at the inflammatory and antiviral responses.
The study found that people who experienced the well-being that comes from self-gratification had high inflammation and low antiviral and antibody gene expression, a result similar to what people who are depressed or experience great stress have.
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The people who found happiness by pursuing a greater good had a lower level of this inflammatory gene expression and strong antiviral and antibody gene expression.
Bottom line? Happiness that comes from working for the greater good has a much more positive genetic impact.
"Keep in mind positives go with both kinds of well-being," Fredrickson said. "But emotions you feel today ... really will effect who you are at a cellular level."
The study didn't get at why the two kinds of well-being have different genetic impacts, but Cole has a theory.
"Hedonic well-being is dependent on your taking self-involved action to constantly feed this positive emotion machine," he said. "If something threatens your ability to seek out this kind of personal happiness -- if you get injured, for instance, or you experience a loss -- your entire source of well-being is threatened. You are living closer to the edge of that kind of stress.
"But if you find well-being in the connections you have to others and in pursuing something that involves collaborating with other people, if in that circumstance you get sick or injured or suffer a personal loss, that community you've worked so hard to connect to, they will help you get through."


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And that's the thing, I guess. Our first year with the bean was this huge adjustment to being parents. And this year with the peanut has been a huge adjustment to being parents of TWO. While mothering the peanut was easy in a lot of ways (because we KNEW how to care for a baby, we had some experience to fall back on), mothering two children has been uncharted territory. It's been a challenge. I honesty don't think I'm all that good at it. To give all of your love and, most importantly, attention to two people at once, who often want to be in two different locations doing two different things. Ugh. Hard. So while my story at our bean's first birthday was about our transformation into mothers, the story now is all about handing the baby back and forth--you hold him while I cut her waffle and then he's reaching for me so I'll take him back and nurse him. Yes, bean I'm watching you dance, but I need to change your brother's diaper, one minute, one minute--Such wonderful, happy chaos, but chaos nonetheless.
And this boy. Oh, what an addition to our family. He's a joker, always laughing and playing tricks. Always with a smile on his face and so patient, so amazingly patient with his sister as she carries him around, grabs toys from his hands, and poses him like a doll. They love each other so much and it melts my mama heart to see them laughing and playing together. It's also broken my heart, to see how hard it's been for her to share the attention, for him to share it, for me to divide it.
So this is it. Our last baby isn't a baby anymore. He crawls and climbs and doesn't much care about learning to walk. He has a shockingly large number of teeth and a ton of hair and is as big as a two year old. He loves bananas and hates riding in the car. I've had such an incredible time getting to know him this year. Happy birthday, baby boy, and many more. Many, many wonderful years more.


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Video: How to Make McDonald's-Inspired Burger Macarons
Many people have made macarons that look like burgers, but this video from Japanese YouTube user hockie8612 (who seems to specialize in cute food) is the first time I've seen a bunch of different burger macarons side by side—in this case, representing a chunk of McDonald's burger menu.
These McDonald's-inspired burger macarons are made with chocolate ganache "patties," green crepe "lettuce," yellow icing "cheese," and macaron "buns"—with sesame seeds when applicable. (Mustard, ketchup, pickles, and onion seem to be missing, but I think these interpretations are close enough.) If you want to make these at home, check out the video's page for the recipe and our macaron-making tutorial.
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Google Nexus 7 needs no introduction! It is Google's first tablet device which was unveiled last year at the company's I/O event in San Francisco. Nexus 7 is manufactured by Asus and it is officially sold by Google via Play Store in 9 countries including Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Japan, South Korea, Spain, United Kingdom and United States.
Google Nexus 7 retails for just $199 in the US, however Croma is already selling this device in India for Rs.19,999 (approx.$370). Today, Google went ahead and officially launched the Nexus 7 in India via Play Store. It is the first device to be sold on the Indian Play Store.
Nexus 7 features a 7 inch HD display, sporting a resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels, Corning Gorilla Glass 2, Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) OS, NVIDIA Tegra 3 quad-core processor, 12-core GPU, 1.2 megapixel camera for video calls, WiFi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth, MicroUSB, NFC (Near Field Connectivity), Accelerometer, GPS, 1GB RAM and much more.
It also comes with a 4325 mAh battery, which offers up to 300 hours of stand-by time and allows you to watch videos for up to 9 hours. Google is currently selling the 16 GB variant of Nexus 7 in India. This device measures 198.5 mm x 120 mm x 10.45 mm and weighs just 340g.
Google Nexus 7 comes with a price tag of Rs.15,999 (approx. $295) in India. This device will be shipped from April 5, 2013. We hope that Google will also bring the much-awaited Nexus 4 and Nexus 10 in India. To get this device, head over to Play Store India.


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Goldman Sachs, Citigroup got swine flu vaccine
Some of New York's biggest companies, including Wall Street giants Goldman Sachs and Citigroup, received doses of swine flu vaccine for at-risk employees, drawing criticism that the hard-to-find vaccine is going first to the privileged.
Hospitals, universities and the Federal Reserve Bank also got doses of the vaccine for employees who need it the most, such as pregnant women or chronically ill workers, according to the city's health department.
In order to receive the vaccine, companies had to have their own medical staff. Distributing large doses of the vaccine to such businesses is "a great avenue for vaccinating people at risk," said Jessica Scaperotti, spokeswoman for the city Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.
But critics said Wall Street firms should not have access to the vaccine before less wealthy Americans.
"Vaccines should go to people who need them most, not people who happen to work on Wall Street," Democratic Sen. Chris Dodd of Connecticut said Thursday.
"Wall Street banks have already taken so much from us. They've taken trillions of our tax dollars. They've taken away people's homes who are struggling to pay the bills," union official John VanDeventer wrote on the Web site of the 2 million-member Service Employees International Union. "But they should not be allowed to take away our health and well-being."
Meanwhile, the director of the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention sent a letter Thursday to state and local health departments asking them to review their distribution plans and make sure the vaccine is getting to high-risk groups.
Dr. Thomas Frieden said any decisions that appear to send vaccine beyond high-priority groups "have the potential to undermine the credibility of the program."
Swine flu vaccine has been in short supply nationwide because of manufacturing delays, resulting in long lines at clinics and patients being turned away at doctor's offices. The vaccine started trickling out in early October, and there are now nearly 36 million doses available.
The government-funded vaccine is being distributed to states, where health departments decide where to send the limited doses.
In New York, doctors at companies that have employee health services can request the vaccine along with other doctors but must agree to vaccinate only high-risk employees, Scaperotti said.
Last month, the city began offering vaccine to schoolchildren, as well as to pediatricians and obstetricians who asked for it. Scaperotti said two-thirds of the pediatricians in New York City have requested vaccine.
New Yorkers who cannot get the vaccine at work are receiving it from their doctors – if their doctors have it – or at community health clinics.
About 50 people waited to be vaccinated Thursday at a city-run clinic in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood. Matt Bohart said he and his 82-year-old father, Eugene Bohart, had been waiting for three hours for both swine flu and seasonal flu vaccines.
The younger Bohart said the fact that employees of some companies can get the vaccine at work seemed "not really fair."
But he added, "I don't begrudge the people who get it as long as others can get it as well."
Dr. William Schaffner, a flu expert at Vanderbilt University, said allocation of limited vaccine is tricky. CDC guidelines provide a list of patients who should be at the front of the line: children and young people through age 24, people caring for infants under 6 months, pregnant women, health care workers, and adults with health conditions such as asthma and diabetes.
Schaffner said that if corporations are giving shots to at-risk people, the distribution may have been appropriate. But he acknowledged there's "an appearance of potential irregularity."
Still, he said, "I have a feeling that if it were a Ford dealership that got vaccine, there wouldn't be quite as much excitement."
Scaperotti said 50 employers in New York City have received the vaccine so far. Besides Goldman Sachs and Citigroup, they include Time Inc. and hospitals such as Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center.
Goldman Sachs has received 200 doses, and Citigroup has received 1,200, health officials said.
In statements, Citigroup and Goldman Sachs said the vaccine would only go to those in high-risk groups.
"Goldman Sachs, like other responsible employers, has requested vaccine and will supply it only to employees who qualify," spokesman Ed Canaday said.
Morgan Stanley received 1,000 doses of the vaccine for its New York and suburban offices, but the company turned over its entire supply to local hospitals when it learned it received shipments before some area hospitals, spokeswoman Jeanmarie McFadden said.
Associated Press writers Stephen Bernard and Sara Lepro in New York City, Mike Stobbe in Atlanta and Valerie Bauman in Albany, N.Y., contributed to this report.


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A Fayette resident was one of three people in Fulton County to earn an Outstanding 4-H Alumni Award.
Jackie Ballmer, an advisor for the Country Clovers 4-H group, was joined by Amy Miller of Archbold and Samantha Marvin of Wauseon in receiving the honor.
The award was announced at the annual 4-H Advisor Recognition Banquet, Nov. 13.
The Outstanding 4-H Alumni Award and the Friend of 4-H Award are given annually to acknowledge special dedication and commitment to the Fulton County 4-H Program. This year's Friend of 4-H Award recipient is the Fulton County Farm Bureau.
Volunteer advisors received special recognition in the following service categories:
Five years: Cheryl Johnston, Franklin Blue Ribbons; Kim Krieger and Tina Willson, Country Achievers; Brad Lumbrezer, Rough Riders; Mark Miller, Countryside Clovers; Myndi Milliken and Rebecca Sattler, Goats and Udder Things; Carla Rice and Russell Rice, Wauseon Royal Green Clovers; Heather Rohrs, Just For Pleasure; Janna Short and Sam Short, Brush Creek Kids
10 years: Mary Jo Blohm, Tail Waggers; Michelle Ford and Jennifer Loar, Goats and Udder Things; Kim Helmke, Countryside Clovers; Christina Henricks, Lucky Livestockers, Brad Mosier, Pettisville Ever-Ready; and Sherry Schuette, Fulton County Caprine Kids.
15 years: Mike Sattler and Randy May Sattler, Goats and Udder Things.
20 Years: Wayne Dinius, Brush Creek Kids; Debra Krauss, 10X Club; and Virginia Lumbrezer, Country Club 4-H.
25 years: Pam Henricks, Lucky Livestockers; and Cecilia Nartker, Clinton Doodle Bugs.
30 years: Kathy Snyder, Delta Country Gals and Guys.
35 years: Joe Miller, Clinton Doodle Bugs.
54 years: Arlene Stoup, Happy Hustlers/Fulton Variety Club.
Honors and awards were presented to 4-H clubs for their participation in community service and for achieving "Honor Club" status.
To be selected as a 4-H Honor Club, a club must complete community service in the Fulton County area and acquire the 125 maximum points earned through participation in various 4-H events and activities throughout the year.
Clubs achieving the honor were: 4-H Gainers and Leaders, Jenny and Tommy Herr, advisors; Country Achievers, Nancy Krieger, advisor; Countryside Clovers, Jackie Ballmer, advisor; Delta Country Gals & Guys, Kathy Snyder, advisor; Fulton Fantastics, Linda O'Neil, advisor; Goats and Udder Things, Linda Bollinger, advisor; Nifty 4-H'ers, Joan Rubel, advisor; Young Frontiers, Kelly Barber, advisor.
All Fulton County 4-H clubs participate in community service work ranging from beautification projects to recycling to roadside cleanup. Fund-raisers are also conducted, with the proceeds donated to various charitable organization.
The clubs that earned Outstanding Community Service awards were Country Achievers, Nancy Krieger, advisor; Fulton Fantastics, Linda O'Neil, advisor; Goats and "Udder" Things, Linda Bollinger, advisor; and Pike X-L, James Savage, advisor.


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"Vin sur Vin" or "20/20" is on a little restaurant filled side street behind Nice Etoile mall. We liked the brasserie/wine bar feel to it and sat down.
So let's get down to business: the food by way of the service.... Let's just say that the expressionless waiter was there as a means to get our food to us ,that is all...he was the intermediary..nothing else. The bottle of water was plonked down unceremoniously,the glasses of wine (that were luckily or unluckily) not filled to the brim followed suite. Okayyyyyy.....
I ordered the Artichoke salad after seeing 2 people being served it, my BF foolishly ordered the plat du jour "Mixed Grill: veal (which he hates!) lamb (which he can just about eat) and something resembling chicken...but was too small to make a dent on the plate. Then there was a poor rendition of ratatouille and potatoes ...barely cooked. Did I mention the sauce? My poor BF (a hearty eater)was given a small plate of food that resembled nothing you'd want to eat ...no photo necessary.
My artichoke and parma ham salad with sun dried tomatoes...was a sight for sore eyes! Divine presentation and absolutely delicious!
This one dish was in "Pay it forward" mode...no sooner was it placed before me when the woman next to me reacted the way I did : " What is that?...I'll have it!"
Delicious,flavoursome and a hit. My BF, glum faced, starred at me:
"What's the matter?" I ask sweetly.
"I am watching you devouring your food..."he replies poker faced.
"I am eating my food not devouring it...you're only jealous cos yours was crap!"
When the expressionless waiter came to present us with his poker face and dessert menus we declined...his eyebrows twitched..."What about coffee then?"
Frown,eyebrow wiggle..."Just the bill please."
Needless to say we never saw him again,we had to ask 1 more time for the bill from a smiling and more cordial waitress.
No tip except : 20/20 is more a 9/20...the service let it down and their idea of a Mixed grill that was far from grilled! and far from appetising.


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1. Re: Source code javadocadamw Nov 8, 2011 5:42 AM (in response to drsaturno)
Sorry, no additional documentation is available.
First pass is mapping the simple properties plus ids.
Second pass is mapping relations, which must be done after all ids are mapped and known (so after the first pass).
2. Re: Source code javadocdrsaturno Nov 10, 2011 3:37 PM (in response to adamw)
Thanks Adam,
We tried to implement both strategies for collections of components (Reference Documentation suggestions):
1. use an indexed collection, with the @IndexColumn annotation, or
2. provide a unique id for your elements with the @CollectionId annotation
The audit tables were created, but we couldn´t bind the collectionId in the _AUD table to the original one. The problem is that this id is not a property, and we couldn´t figure out how to deal with it. Any tips?
Another problem we faced: Nevertheless we can create the columns in the component audit table, we are not persisting anything.
In fact we don´t know the row of important objects like *MappingData, *Mapper, etc.
3. Re: Source code javadocadamw Nov 26, 2011 2:45 PM (in response to drsaturno)
Hmm the collection id would require some special handling I suppose ... hard to tell without looking at the code.
As for filling in the data for persisting, you should probably create a specialized Mapper, like ComponentPropertyMapper combined with BasicCollectionMapper
4. Re: Source code javadocfaridc Dec 15, 2011 4:23 AM (in response to drsaturno)
according to a comment at https://hibernate.onjira.com/browse/HHH-6613
Kristoffer Lundberg forked and branched based on the 3.6.7 tag, adding the requested support:
It would be nice to have this feature in an official release to have a complete entity audit
thank you for your work
5. Re: Source code javadockristoffer.lundberg Dec 15, 2011 6:04 AM (in response to faridc)
Adriano, Thiago and me are collaborating and it feels like we're getting closer, or what do you say, Adriano?
I've fetched their changes and pushed them to the 3.6.7 branch:
I'm currently looking at porting that fix to master when I have the time.
It would be great if we could get some kind of code review from e.g. Adam, just to check that we haven't missed anything.
Would that be possible, Adam? Should the changes be ported to master before proceeding or would it be possible to look at code referenced above?
6. Re: Source code javadocdrsaturno Dec 15, 2011 9:11 AM (in response to kristoffer.lundberg)
Very good news, Kristoffer!
We made a few tests, and it seems it´s working. But, of course, more people testing is always better! Do you wanna join us testing, Farid?
I agree, a code review by Adam would be great, to see if we didn't break something (I hope not )
7. Re: Source code javadocfaridc Dec 16, 2011 4:15 AM (in response to drsaturno)
Hello Adriano
yes, I can test
I have no experience with git :
please is it possible to download somewhere jars to test
or may be there is a maven (snapshot) repository ?
8. Re: Source code javadocdrsaturno Dec 16, 2011 11:10 AM (in response to faridc)
Hi Farid,
Unfortunally, there's no maven repository.
But using git is not that hard. You only haver to intall EGit, an eclipse plugin for Git.
After installing, go to Import > Git > Projects from Git
Type https://github.com/kristofferlundberg/hibernate-core.git in the text box, click Clone, Next, Select 3.6.7.Final_HHH-6613, Next, Next, Finish. Wait a lot. Ignore error messages.
Repeat the process, go to Import > Git > Projects from Git, but now, choose the project hibernate-core in the list instead of typing the repository name. Click Next, select "Import as general project", select hibernate-envers, Next, Finish.
And voilà!
Now you map your project to use this release instead envers jar, and adjust the hibernate-envers pom.xml file to find your local repositories.
9. Re: Source code javadocfaridc Dec 16, 2011 4:23 PM (in response to drsaturno)
Hello Adriano
thank you for the informations :
I will test on monday
good bye
10. Re: Source code javadocadamw Dec 17, 2011 7:10 AM (in response to drsaturno)
I see work is progressing - fantastic!
Firstly, if the test suite is passing, then you didn't break anything (Unless you disabled half of the tests, that is).
Is the code ready for review? I don't think I'll be able to do it this year (between xmas and new year I'm having a long-overdue vacation), but maybe I'll ask Łukasz, who is also very familiar with Envers code, to take a look.
11. Re: Source code javadockristoffer.lundberg Dec 19, 2011 7:32 AM (in response to adamw)
All tests are passing in both master and the 3.6.7 branch.
I just committed the ports from the 3.6.7 branch to my master: https://github.com/kristofferlundberg/hibernate-core/commits/master
Would be great with some additional feedback, e.g. if the tests cover enough scenarios etc
Adriano, could you have a quick look as well?
12. Re: Source code javadocdrsaturno Dec 19, 2011 8:38 AM (in response to kristoffer.lundberg)
Ok, Kristoffer,
I will take a look on master revision.
I agree, more scenarios would be a good improval.
13. Re: Source code javadocfaridc Dec 19, 2011 11:11 AM (in response to drsaturno)
I am compiling the Kristoffers's master using gradle
I hope to give you a result of my user tests tomorrow.
14. Re: Source code javadocadamw Dec 21, 2011 10:36 AM (in response to drsaturno)
If the branch is complete, can you create a pull request?


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According to the company's website, Limitless Paving and Concrete earned their reputation as Maryland's most reliable contractor through their relentless commitment to the highest quality standards. On top of their focus on quality, the company continually aims to build seamless working relationships with their clients. Limitless Paving does this through constant communication throughout the project and giving customers more say in scheduling, time frames, and downtime. As a result, clients have pavements that look great, reflect well on their property, and are built to last.
Limitless Paving & Concrete offers a range of services designed for construction, renovation, and preservation of driveways, parking lots, and other pavements. These include asphalt overlaying for minor cracks, fissures and potholes, and long lasting concrete paving solutions that are low cost, high quality, and are environmentally friendly.
In addition, the company has experience, expertise, and is fully licensed to perform parking lot striping. This represents a great benefit to commercial clients as Limitless has the knowledge to help clients not only make sure their parking lots create the best experience for their customers but also comply with state regulations.
However, what makes Limitless Paving & Concrete stand out from the competition is their asphalt and parking lot services. The company provides high-quality seal coating for asphalt surfaces, which protects them from ultraviolet rays that can cause the asphalt to deteriorate. The seal also prevents water and ice from getting underneath the pavement, which causes the asphalt to crack.
Finally, the company offers innovative heated driveway solutions. Limitless provides professional installation of electric cables or piping, which pumps hot water underneath the pavement to melt snow as it lands, and prevent it from piling up.
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STERLING – Former Rock Falls star quarterback Robbie Minor got a taste Saturday night of what current Rocket QB Jacob Mammosser feasts on every Friday.
Minor couldn't get enough.
The 2003 grad and former Division I and professional baseball player threw for 150 yards and two touchdowns and added a TD catch to lead Rock Falls to a 24-21 victory over the Sterling Golden Warriors in an alumni football game at Roscoe Eades Stadium.
"I wish I got to play in this offense," Minor said with a smile, referring to coach Scott Berge's pass-happy, wide-open attack. "It's a lot of fun to run, and once you figure out what to look for and where to go with the ball, it's tough to stop."
But as good as the Rocket offense looked at times, it was the defense that stepped up when the game came down to the wire.
After taking a 24-7 lead with 3:30 left in the third quarter, Rock Falls failed to put the game away after stalled drives the next two possessions. That let Sterling back into it, as Niko Rivera (Class of 2009) tossed a pair of touchdown passes to cut the deficit to 24-21 with 7:36 to play.
But the Rockets salted things away with their ninth possession, then iced the win with their 10th.
First, they took nearly 5½ minutes to go 25 yards, then got a huge boost when the game's lone punt got a great bounce. It ended up at the Sterling 10-yard line for a 45-yard boot, and the game all but ended when Austin Krone (2002) intercepted Rivera's pass down the right sideline on the very next play.
"We knew we had to stop their inside plays and force them to go outside and down the field," said Krone, the Rockets' defensive MVP. "That's exactly what we did. The interior guys did a great job. Us outside guys just stood and watched a lot in that first half. Then, when the time came to make some plays, we stepped up and got it done."
Krone's pick was the second interception of the second half for the Rockets. The first came with a 26-yard return by Chance Wright (2006), and set up Rock Falls' final touchdown.
The Rockets opened the second half with a 14-play, 80-yard march down the field. Two plays after Minor connected with Matt Hudgin (2004) for a 37-yard gain, he shoveled a pass under heavy duress to Margarito Ibarra-Diaz (2006), who plowed in from 8 yards out for a 16-7 lead.
On third down of the Warriors ensuing possession, Wright picked off Rivera's pass to the right flat and returned it 26 yards to the Sterling 24; 12 more yards were tacked on after a half-the-distance unnecessary roughness penalty on the tackle.
On second-and-12, Minor rolled to the left and and threw high into the end zone; Ibarra-Diaz outleaped a pair of Sterling defenders for and 14-yard TD connection and a 24-7 lead.
"It just came down to who made plays," Sterling's Joe Schneiderbauer (2007) said, "and you've got to hand it to Rock Falls, because they got some big ones."
But the Warrior defense did some yeoman's work of its own. After that 80-yard Rock Falls TD drive to open the second half, Sterling held the Rockets to 86 yards the rest of the way, allowing its offense to mount a comeback.
"We definitely felt some urgency after they got up two scores; it was a no-brainer for us that we had to step up," Sterling defense MVP Colt Preston (2007) said. "I think we finally figured out some patterns and got a good idea of what they were trying to do, and made some quick adjustments to keep us in the game."
First, the Warriors' offense answered Rock Falls' scores. Tyler Garcia (2011) ripped off a 20-yard run on fourth-and-3 from the 50-yard line to set up Rivera's 30-yard scoring strike down the right sideline to a wide-open Jake Hermes (2008) in the final minute of the third quarter.
Then, after taking over on downs at their own 33, the Warriors struck again. Rivera scrambled to his right and made an off-balance throw on the run down the sideline, again to Hermes, who had slipped behind the Rock Falls defense. After a holding penalty, Rivera hit Juan Monarrez (1999) for 10 yards, then found Codtey Albright (2007) on a 16-yard TD pass, with Albright spinning away from defenders at the 5-yard line and diving into the end zone.
"We opened things up in the second half, and I just kept seeing Jake open downfield," said Rivera, who passed for 103 yards. "That second one, I just heaved it; I knew he'd either catch it or it would go out of bounds for an incompletion to avoid the sack. I took a chance, and it worked out."
Rock Falls opened the game with an onside kick, then converted two fourth downs on that first drive before Minor caught a 24-yard TD pass from starting QB Jerry Sharp (1994). Sterling then recovered the next squib kickoff, and marched 60 yards in 12 plays; Hermes capped that drive with a 5-yard TD plunge to get within 8-7.
But that's all the Rocket defense would allow the rest of the half. Despite starting their next three possessions inside the Rock Falls 30, the Warriors left empty-handed each time, thanks to two missed field goals and turning the ball over on downs after two costly substitution penalties.
Sterling managed just 31 yards and one first down in those plus-field position situations.
"Absolutely, our defense stepped up huge," Minor said. "They made some great stands in the first half, then got us a big momentum swing with a couple of turnovers. Our defense took Sterling out of what they wanted to with the inside running game, then we took what they gave us on offense … and those two things worked really well together."
Rock Falls outgained Sterling 277-246 and had 16 first downs to Sterling's 11. The Rockets did most of their damage through the air, throwing for 203 yards. The Warriors ran for 131 and threw for 115.
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Rock Falls 24, Sterling 21
Star of the game: Robbie Minor, RF, 150 passing yards, 2 TDs; 30 receiving yards, TD; 43 rushing yards
Key performers: Margarito Ibarra-Diaz, RF, 39 receiving yards, 2 TDs; Koty Schwarz, RF, 9 catches, 90 yards; Niko Rivera, Sterling, 103 passing yards, 2 TDs, 2 INTs; Jake Hermes, Sterling, 93 total yards, 2 TDs


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Sale, White Sox subdued by powerful Rangers
Lefty gives up four of Texas' five home runs as winning streak ends
CHICAGO -- Chris Sale gave up a career-high four home runs Friday night against the Rangers. But a third-inning homer by Ian Kinsler may have been the strangest one he's ever allowed.
Kinsler hit a line drive down the left-field line that rolled into the space between the padding of the wall and the ground, where Dayan Viciedo momentarily lost it, enabling Kinsler to come all the way around to score as the Rangers beat the White Sox, 11-5, at U.S. Cellular Field.
"Maybe he missed it, maybe he didn't," Sale said of third-base umpire Greg Gibson's ruling. "I don't know how that rule stands. Certainly, I thought it wasn't [a live ball] and I think [manager] Robin [Ventura] did, too."
Ventura agreed with Sale and disagreed with Gibson's call. He was ejected arguing that it should have been ruled a ground-rule double.
"[Gibson] just said he saw it," Ventura said. "I figured [Viciedo] got on his hands and knees to go get it, [so] you'd think it would be lodged under there pretty good and they'd rule a double. But they didn't."
Kinsler said he knew what to do.
"I didn't think anything about it," he said. "I just kept running. … I know if they go in for it, they've got to get it. You can't go in for it and then hold your hands up or something like that. I don't know if that's a rule. I don't even know. It worked out. It worked out in our favor."
The inside-the-park homer -- the first of Kinsler's career and the first the White Sox have given up since Carl Crawford's inside-the-parker for Tampa Bay on July 20, 2009 -- was the most bizarre play of a night that Sale would like to forget.
After setting down the Rangers in order on 11 pitches in the first, the left-hander gave up a pair of two-run homers to Jeff Baker and Adam Rosales in the second that gave the Rangers an early 4-0 lead.
The White Sox responded with three runs in their half of the second on a two-run single by Viciedo and another single by Gordon Beckham.
But Sale was unable to settle down, giving up Kinsler's inside-the-park homer in the third and another run in the fourth on Rosales' sacrifice fly. Adrian Beltre hit a solo homer in the fifth, and Kinsler knocked another run in with a two-out single in the seventh.
"I wish I had something for [the Rangers]," Sale said. "I really have no excuses in my corner. My arm felt good, my body felt good, [and] my mind was right. I felt like my stuff was good. Sometimes you just get beat. I think tonight was one of those nights where they were better than I was."
Upon reaching the dugout after the seventh, Sale was visibly upset, slamming his glove down multiple times against the bench.
"You want to and expect to do the best job every time you go out there," Sale said. "When you don't do your best and quite honestly get your rear end kicked around for seven innings, you are going to get frustrated, and I was.
"Unfortunately, it came out and I'm embarrassed not only for myself but for my teammates that had to see that. It's one of those things you learn from and try to move on and whatever else comes from it."
One experience from the game that Sale said he enjoyed despite what the scoreboard read was the chance to face former teammates A.J. Pierzynski and Alex Rios. Pierzynski returned to U.S. Cellular Field for his first game since signing with the Rangers following eight seasons on the South Side, and Rios returned for the first time since being traded to Texas on Aug. 9.
"That was fun," Sale said. "[Pierzynski] and Rios both. It's a little bit different, obviously, throwing to [Pierzynski] and not against him. It was fun though. We both got a kick out of it, I believe. I enjoyed it, except for Rios because he got [two singles against] me."
The Rangers would tack on three more runs on a pinch-hit, two-run homer by Mitch Moreland against reliever Dylan Axelrod in the eighth, and Pierzynski's sacrifice fly in the ninth off of David Purcey.
Meanwhile, Rangers starter Martin Perez did settle down after the White Sox scored their fourth run on a fielder's choice in the fourth. Perez allowed one baserunner from the fifth through the seventh before giving way to the Texas bullpen, which yielded a run in the ninth on Jordan Danks' double.
The eight earned runs Sale allowed over his seven innings tied a career high. He also gave up eight runs in a 9-4 loss at Cleveland on April 13. The eight runs were also the most he has yielded at U.S. Cellular Field, eclipsing the five runs he gave up against Tampa Bay on Sept. 29, 2012.
But despite his rough outing and the Rangers' blowout win to snap the White Sox season-high six-game winning streak, this game will likely be remembered for Kinsler's unusual home run.
"It's just baseball is a crazy sport," Sale said. "You never know what you are going to get from it. Crazy things happen in this game and it's probably not the last time it's going to happen."


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Although Sweden has no tax incentives, a network of regional film commissions and a recent agreement specifying that between $2 million and $2.6 million of the national film fund is set aside for co-productions annually are significant factors in helping attract business.
Attempts to persuade the government to introduce further incentives continue.
Stable and long-established regional funds include Gothenburg-based Film i Vast, Film i Skane and Filmpool Nord, while the MidNordic film fund will launch by the fall.
"All these are available for co-productions with foreign producers," says Stockholm film commissioner Ingrid Rudefors.
"We have a national film fund through the Swedish Film Institute. They finance about 20 films per year where the Swedish producer is the main producer, with between € 100,000 ($129,000) to € 1 million ($1.3 million) per project and there are about 10 films per year where a Swedish producer is the minority producer."
Sweden is outside the Eurozone and its currency, the krona, remains strong; there are no government austerity projects, rather, as Rudefors says, "the other way round; the government is looking closely at 'The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo' example to see the fantastic value that production means to Sweden."
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You can crash a helicopter or you can make a controlled landing. The distinction was made clear by an Ec225 Super Puma pilot in the North Sea Thursday when oil pressure problems forced him to set his bird down in the drink.
The Bond Aviation Group pilot was making a routine run between an offshore oil rig and Aberdeen, Scotland when the malfunction occurred, more than 25 miles away from any place to land.
Offshore oil rig transportation is Bond's bread and butter, so everyone on board the chopper was geared up to the hilt, wearing full immersion survival suits to help them weather the North Sea's chilly water. The Puma was equipped with flotation bags in its wheel pods and nose, so crew and passengers were able to exit the aircraft quickly and board an inflatable life raft.
Sky News reported that nine of the 14 people on board were airlifted to a hospital and treated for minor injuries while the rest — unwilling to board another helo — hopped on a lifeboat and headed back to Aberdeen by water.
Bond Aviation's Stephen Bond stressed that the accident was a "controlled landing" and not a crash and the Coast Guard pointed out the pilot's skill. Last year another Bond helicopter crashed and killed 16 people on a similar route.


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Kansas sees economic boost from Kansas State University, Abaxis partnership
MANHATTAN -- Kansas State University's partnership with Abaxis Inc., a national medical device manufacturer, is expanding veterinary medicine technologies and returning revenue to the state's economy.
The agreement with Abaxis was recently sealed with the university's Veterinary Diagnostic Lab and the Kansas State University Institute for Commercialization.
"Abaxis is a great addition for the university because it complements our expertise in animal health and it confirms what is possible when you combine education with industry," said Kirk Schulz, Kansas State University president. "The partnership will also aid Kansas State University in becoming a top 50 public research university by 2025."
The Kansas State University-Abaxis relationship pairs one of the oldest veterinary medicine schools in the U.S. with a global animal health company. Abaxis is known for its point-of-care blood analysis laboratory systems. These portable systems are designed to provide essential rapid blood measurements for the medical and veterinary fields. It requires little training and performs numerous tasks. The systems also provide all of the necessary equipment required to perform 14 medical tests and 13 veterinary tests at a rate comparable to a clinical laboratory.
The Kansas State University Institute for Commercialization works with the startup and development of intellectual properties and acts as the university's marketing and licensing agent. The partnership with Abaxis benefits Kansas State University and the Manhattan, Kan., community, said Kent Glasscock, president of the Institute for Commercialization.
"Abaxis and similar private sector endeavors will serve to create increased sponsored research, opportunities for students and faculty, and a strong economic return back to the university and regional economy," Glasscock said. "Such partnerships will help create an even longer global reach for Kansas State University, while at the same time generating returns that will serve to advance the vision of its 2025 goals."
Collaborating with Abaxis led to developing an innovative full-service commercial laboratory in Olathe, Kan., that's available to veterinarians throughout the nation. The Abaxis Veterinary Reference Laboratory, or AVRL, has all of the latest technology and is equivalent to a large-sale clinical laboratory.
In addition to enhancing the field of veterinary medicine, approximately 100 jobs will be created in the area during the next 10 years as the lab becomes fully operational.
"This partnership has allowed us to quickly begin assisting Abaxis in commercializing high quality products," Glasscock said. "The collaboration of the educated staff of Abaxis and the strength of the university's commercial arm allows for the development of superior products and efficient services."
Since starting in 1994 the institute has created more than 170 jobs in the region with salaries that average $57,000 annually. In the past decade the institute has generated nearly $165 million in new revenue within Manhattan and brings in about $1 million in revenue to the area each month.


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Paris Hilton was barred from entering Japan this morning after a six hour grilling by immigration officials curious about her position on nose candy.
The talented model/actress/heiress, was stopped at Tokyo airport on Tuesday when she attempted to enter the country to promote her fashion and fragrance lines.
Apparently Hilton was subjected to close scrutiny by immigration officials for six hours, though given some of her previous exploits this shouldn't have been too debilitating for the international business woman.
The officials were less interested in Paris' fragrance line than her recent bust for cocaine possession in Las Vegas last month. She reportedly settled the case this week, with a plea bargain that landed her with a $2000 fine and 200 hours community service.
We have no doubt Paris will now gamely repay her debt to society by teaching Nevada teenagers how sex, porn and drugs ruin your life.
Sadly, the Japanese take a dim view of such matters. In the past they have refused entry to such international moral menaces as Sir Paul McCartney and Diego Maradonna.
So, after a night at an airport hotel while officials pondered their position - the indignity - she was bounced onto a flight straight back to the US.
Paris remains unbowed by Japan's unseemly ejection, and breezily tweeted this morning, "About to take off. Going home now. So disappointed to miss my fans in Asia. I promise to come back soon. I love you all! Love Paris xoxo"


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