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Airbus A350's Maiden Flight, and More
What's News: The maiden flight of Airbus's A350 comes ahead of schedule. The U.S. announces plans to arm Syrian rebels. Foreign stakes shield Verizon Wireless and T-Mobile USA from the NSA's data program. Joanne Po reports.
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People Magazine just named its Hottest Bachelor…
Mario Lopez?
Call me Cruise but I'm not into beefcakes and Chippendale's dancers. Don't like men who walk around in beaters. Not only am I not attracted to him, I actually find it kinda repulsive. Even more, I find it offensive. I find it offensive that somehow this gives some people the idea that women want THIS. I don't know any women who want this. I would stop knowing any women who wanted this.
And please… how can he be named Hottest Bachelor when most of the world doesn't know who the f&ck he is???
Is there a science to this sh*t? What are the requirements? Are there so few famous single men they had to scrape the D List for Mario Lopez???
Or maybe it's just me. Maybe Mario inspires a massive earthquake between your legs and I'm a blind bat for not seeing it. Maybe the MiniVan likes men like Mario.
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Jake Owen is headed for the silver screen!
Jake is currently in Fairhope, Alabama filming his first acting role for a film called, 'The Friend.' The film is based on the 2015 Esquire autobiographical essay written by Matthew Teague, sharing the story of a couple coping with the wife's diagnosis of terminal ovarian cancer and a friend who uproots his life to help take care of them.
"It's a story about the beauty of friendship and their friend moving to town to take care of them at this time. And I'm a friend of a friend in the film. And it's just really a beautiful story about the realities of our lives." shared Jake in a statement.
Jake will be aligning with stars, Jason Segel, Dakota Johnson, and Casey Affleck in the film. A release date has yet to be announced.
More is coming from this Florida native, as his album 'Greetings from…Jake' arrives March 29th and features his current top 10 hit, "Down To The Honkytonk."
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Cubs rally late, but Pirates prevail on late homer
Samardzija allows one run over six; Schierholtz final out at plate
CHICAGO -- For the second straight day, champagne was sprayed at Wrigley Field, and once again, it was on the visitors' side.
One day after the Braves clinched the National League East title, the Cubs watched the Pirates party as they secured their first playoff berth since 1992 with a 2-1 win and the Nationals' loss to the Cardinals on Monday night.
"It's a tough one to lose after coming back like that," said Cubs manager Dale Sveum, whose team rallied to tie the game in the eighth on pinch-hitter Donnie Murphy's RBI single.
Starling Marte smacked a tiebreaking solo home run with two outs in the ninth off Kevin Gregg to lift the Pirates to victory, but it took a close play at the plate to clinch it.
Marte had entered in the seventh as a defensive replacement in left field, and his at-bat in the ninth was his first of the game. He launched a 2-2 pitch from Gregg into the left-field bleachers. Marte's last two home runs have come off Gregg in the ninth; he also connected July 7 on a homer that tied the game.
The Cubs tried to answer in the ninth. With one out and one on, Nate Schierholtz reached on a fielder's choice, and Ryan Sweeney then singled into the gap in right-center. Schierholtz was thrown out at home on an 8-3-2 relay.
"I wasn't sure how close the play was going to be so I was kind of in between," Schierholtz said. "[Catcher Russell Martin] wasn't really blocking the plate, but he was kind of in front of it. I went the sliding route and didn't quite go into him as hard as I wanted to."
Schierholtz has played in a World Series, doing so with the Giants in 2010.
"It brought back some memories," Schierholtz said of watching the Braves, then the Pirates. "That's why we play this game. It's pretty exciting being in the postseason and I obviously want to get back there one day."
Jeff Samardzija, who also knows about championship seasons, having played football at Notre Dame, had talked to Schierholtz after Sunday's game.
"We mentioned to each other that's what it's all about, that's why you work in the offseason, that's why you work hard in Spring Training, that's why you want to get off to a fast start in April and May so you can have those moments," Samardzija said. "That's what you want. If you're just here just to play until next year, that's not what it's all about. You have to let it all hang out and you have to play for right now. That's what we need to do.
"I think we're getting there," Samardzija said, "but I think we need to get some things ironed out and get this team mentally in a spot where that's what we're shooting for, and we're not shooting to survive, but we're shooting to win and thrive out there."
Pirates starter Charlie Morton held the Cubs to three hits over seven scoreless innings. Trailing, 1-0, in the eighth, Brian Bogusevic singled off Mark Melancon, moved up on Darwin Barney's groundout and reached third on a wild pitch. Murphy then smacked a RBI single to left to tie the game.
The Pirates needed to beat the Cubs and have the Cardinals beat the Nationals to secure a playoff spot, and the Cards won, 4-3. Samardzija tried to delay having to watch their fun in his career-high 32nd start.
"The one thing Jeff has done is pitch well in big games and when there's some intensity out there," Sveum said. "It's always important to finish well, even if it's one start, or even if it's a hitter and the last 20 at-bats, you might have figured something out and it makes you feel a lot better going into the winter."
Samardzija served up Neil Walker's home run on a 1-1 fastball with one out in the first as the second baseman connected on his 14th of the season, matching a career high. It was one of five hits over six innings off the right-hander.
This was his fifth start against the Pirates this season, including Opening Day, when he threw eight shutout innings. That was his only win against Pittsburgh this year.
"They're aggressive," Samardzija said. "They've seen me a lot and know I throw a lot of fastballs early in the count. You could tell when one was in the zone, they were hacking. I threw a couple cutters early which kept them off balance. It's the fifth, sixth time I've faced them this year. You have to keep adjusting to what you're doing against them."
With one start remaining Sunday in the season finale against the Cardinals, Samardzija has 207 2/3 innings and 210 strikeouts, both career highs. He's in good company among other pitchers to reach 200/200, joining the Tigers' Max Scherzer, the Cardinals' Adam Wainwright, the Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw, the Phillies' Cliff Lee and the White Sox's Chris Sale.
"His season is kind of wrapped up in a few innings as far as earned run average and not scoring runs for the wins," Sveum said of Samardzija, who notched his 18th quality start. "He's probably had as many shutdown innings as anybody in baseball."
The Cubs dropped to 30-49 at home, and have two games left at Wrigley Field. They've never lost 50 games at home in a single season. At least, they don't have to see anyone spray champagne in the final games. Are there any positives to be gained having to watch that on back-to-back days?
"When you're on the losing side, probably not," Schierholtz said. "We're just trying to win games, and a loss is a loss."


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Shared Post: Step By Step to grab deals for your birthday party
>> Thursday, August 29, 2013
Here's a post that I would love to share (I didn't write this post) for your dining pleasure :)
TABLEAPP Birthday Dining App just released few days ago, follow this guide would help you get more familiar with how to grab deals for your birthday party :P
Step 1: Import your friend list To import your facebook friend list to our app. Firstly, you can do it on the introduction page when you just installed and open the app for the first time (Refer to image 1). If you missed out on this, don't worry you could still import your facebook friends here on the third tab with a human icon(Refer to image 2). After importing your Facebook friend list, your available upcoming friends birthday will now appear on the Birthday Dining App.
Step 2: Find out birthday deals
You can now browse through all restaurants which offers birthday deals but before that you need to fill in some details for the search. Details such as date,time, for how many person, and area. After selecting all your preferred criteria, click the search button and we will list out all the restaurants which match with your search criteria.
By clicking on each of the restaurant, you get to see the details of the specific restaurant. Restaurant details such as address, dress code, cuisine, operating hours and also a more detailed promotion information.
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2015 Subaru Outback First Look
For the Even Greater Outdoors
The Subaru Outback has always been beloved by outdoor enthusiasts, but the newly designed 2015 Outback will urge them to wander farther, thanks to a copious amount of improvements. The Outback, which Subaru has always called the world's first sport/utility wagon, has been completely made over with a new look, improved cargo room, enhanced driving dynamics, and better fuel efficiency.
Although the Outback keeps the same 2.5-liter H-4, Subaru says it's been enhanced for lighter weight, improved efficiency, and quieter operation. It produces slightly more power (from 173 horses to 175), while peak torque remains at 174 lb-ft. The 3.6-liter H-6 engine that makes 256 hp also carries over, dispelling the rumor that it would be dropped in favor of the 250-hp 2.0-liter H-4 turbo from the 2014 Forester. Both engines will be paired with a CVT (six-cylinder models get a high-torque version) meaning the five-speed automatic and six-speed manual transmissions are out of the picture. Four-cylinder models also come equipped with a new active grille shutter system that helps improve efficiency.
That means those who do wander farther won't have to worry about getting stranded, as the 2015 Subaru Outback's fuel efficiency takes a huge leap. Subaru estimates the 2.5i model will achieve 25/33 mpg city/highway, a major improvement over the outgoing model's 24/30 mpg. The same goes for those equipped with the more powerful boxer-six, which is estimated to achieve 19/27 mpg versus its predecessor's 17/25 mpg. Subaru makes a bold claim by saying those numbers best some of those from the Outback's front-drive rivals, but we'll see if those claims ring true once official EPA numbers are revealed and we get a chance for our Real MPG partners to test the 2015 Subaru Outback.
In terms of appearance, the new 2015 Subaru Outback looks to be about the same size as its predecessor. It sits on an all-new Legacy-based chassis, and its dimensions have grown slightly. The wheelbase has been stretched 0.2 inch, resulting in a 0.6-inch increase in length and a 0.7-inch increase in width. Ground clearance remains at 8.7 inches. Even these smallest of changes make a world of a difference inside, where passenger room jumps from 105.4 cu-ft to 108.1 cu-ft. Rear cargo space now welcomes extra gear, going from 71.3 to 73.3 cu-ft. If that's not enough, folding down the seats won't pose an extra struggle, as new rear seatback levers have been added to make the loading process easier. The Outback also sports a power rear gate for the first time.
Even though it's not that much larger, the 2015 Subaru Outback stands out more than its predecessor thanks in part to a bolder front fascia that combines the hexagonal front grille and bumper into one smooth piece. The windshield is more sharply raked, having been pulled forward 2 inches at the base. The windshield -- in addition to higher hip points, new front partition windows, and side mirrors that have been moved to the doors (Limited models get integrated turn signals) -- help improve visibility all around. While crisper lines on the sheetmetal make the Outback look more athletic, certain enhancements underneath the skin help it walk the talk.
A number of factors help should make the Outback more delightful to drive. An aluminum hood reduces weight at the front end, which Subaru says contributes to increased steering response. Thanks to the heavily revised MacPherson front strut suspension and double-wishbone rear suspension, Subaru says the Outback returns a smoother ride and improved handling. All models get ventilated rear discs to help stopping distance, while the Vehicle Dynamics Control also gets enhanced Active Torque Vectoring to "foster more neutral cornering." A newly refined version of Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive comes standard in all models, as does X-Mode, which optimizes engine and CVT settings for better traction in more extreme off-road conditions. Hill Descent Control and Hill Start Assist also complement the AWD system.
In terms of safety, the Outback gains new front seat-cushion airbags, a standard rear camera, and a new rollover-prevention sensor. Welcome Lighting, which illuminates the cabin when the driver approaches, is standard on certain trims, as are keyless entry and a stop-start button. Also new is a Subaru Rear Vehicle Detection system that bundles blind-spot detection, lane change assist, and rear cross-traffic alert. The 2015 Subaru Outback also features the newest version of the automaker's highly regarded EyeSight system. The system has been an IIHS favorite, so it's poised to achieve an IIHS Top Safety Pick+ designation. The updated system now features adaptive foglights that independently illuminate the direction in which the steering wheel is turned.
Inside, Subaru says the Outback gets premium with more soft-touch materials and a quieter cabin. The instrument panel looks sportier, and one-touch lane-change signaling is also new. Subaru has never been ahead of the game when it comes to infotainment systems, but the 2015 Subaru Outback takes it up a notch with a new system that features a touch screen with single-touch gesture control, plus smartphone integration with Aha, Pandora, and more. The new screen also doubles as the rearview camera. Higher trim levels get a 7-inch screen that has swipe and scrolling gestures. It's much quieter inside now that Subaru has added a new acoustic windshield, liquid-filled engine mounts, thicker panels in certain areas, and floor damping material.
With all these improvements, the 2015 Subaru Outback is poised to maintain its status as the automaker's best-seller. The 2015 Subaru Outback will roll into dealerships this summer.


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By RICH FOLEY
Just think—it's still two months until the presidential election. Haven't those insufferable television commercials been going on for years?
No matter which major candidate you prefer, you have to be tired of seeing his face in about every third commercial. In his own commercials, he's featured as our nation's savior; in his opponent's spots, he's the spawn of Satan.
Too bad each can't be required to purchase some commercial time for a rival whose ads we might actually look forward to seeing. I'm thinking about little known candidate Vermin Love Supreme.
Supreme, who can be recognized by his habit of wearing a winter boot as a hat and carrying a giant toothbrush, has been running for various offices for years, including mayor of Detroit, even though he was a resident of Baltimore. He first ran for president in 2004.
That year, he entered the Washington, DC, presidential primary and received 149 votes. In 2008, he entered the New Hampshire Republican primary, getting 41 votes (0.02%). In the general election, he received 43 votes nationally, according to the Federal Election Commission.
In 2012, Supreme became a Democrat and has seen his voting totals skyrocket. In the New Hampshire primary, Supreme garnered 833 votes, just over 48,000 behind the president. His percentage of the vote took a quantum leap to 1.37%.
Supreme seems to have gained traction with Democrats, maybe because of that toothbrush. It represents Supreme's pledge to make toothbrushing mandatory if he is elected. It makes sense he would join the party that favors mandatory health insurance.
Some of his other issues, however, tend to be way out there. Take, for instance, his pledge to provide a pony for every American. Why? Are Americans begging for ponies? Supreme explained his reasoning to the Washington Post:
"Once every American has a pony, then I can—by fiat, executive order or something like that—dismantle the federal government with a snap of my magic fingers." Wouldn't you love to see this guy in a debate with Obama and Romney?
Then there's his idea to provide federal funding of time travel research. Once it's perfected, President Supreme's goal is to go back in time and "kill Hitler with my bare hands."
Supreme's wildest ideas circle around his belief that there will be a zombie invasion which the government needs to prepare for. After our ultimate victory over the invaders, they will be put on zombie treadmills to help create clean, renewable energy.
In case you were wondering, yes, Supreme is married. When the Post asked Mrs. Supreme why she would make a good First Lady, she replied, "I really want to paint the White House, definitely rainbow...We'll prepare the White House for the zombie invasion...We'll definitely have a weather dome." She also said that to help move her husband's mandatory toothbrushing initiative forward, she would hold "flossing circles around the White House."
You have to admit, she certainly seems to be on board with her husband's aspirations. They say every politician needs a supportive wife. And painting the White House? It's been the same color for 200 years. If we're going to have a wacky President, we might as well let his wife redecorate.
Supreme went to the Republican National Convention in Tampa last week to spread his message. As he wasn't a delegate or invited guest, he spoke from outside the security entrance at the convention's perimeter.
He chose to criticize candidate Mitt Romney. "Is Mitt gonna save you from the zombies?" he asked the crowd. "Because I will!"
I suppose it would be a nice change of pace to see Obama ads stating "Romney—he's weak on zombies!" But since I haven't heard any tough talk from the president on the zombie problem, I suspect he, as well as Romney, plan to ignore the issue.
But just think if Supreme had a budget for television advertising. Forget health care or the economy. Zombies would become the hot button issue of the day, along with mandatory toothbrushing and ponies, of course.
With the Democrat National Convention upon us, I suspect Supreme may be making a visit to the Charlotte convention site. He's unlikely to miss a chance to spread the zombie message.
Maybe he can convince Obama to include him in a candidate debate. I can't wait to see that giant toothbrush.


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The water supply to the fire pump in fire sprinkler installations must fulfil the requirements for flow, pressure and duration. Sources can be public water mains, water storage tanks and inexhaustible sources like lakes, rivers and canals
Sufficient water supply to fire pumps is essential. Depending on the hazards, single - or duplicate water supplies, have to be installed to ensure adequate and reliable water source for the fire-pumps. A duplicate water supply could be from two different public water mains or one public water + one storage tank. There is typically one suction line installed to each fire-pump from the water supply to avoid interference between the pumps. These design criterias are described in the various fire sprinkler installation standards
The water must be free of objects and sufficiently clean to be handled by the fire sprinkler installation. In order to avoid undesired objects getting in to the system a strainer located at the inlet to the suction pipe for the fire pumps should to be installed. Or, ideally a strainer is fitted on any suction pipework that feeds into a break tank to prevent any sediment from building up in the stored water.
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At Risk
This story appears in the August 2000 issue of Entrepreneur. Subscribe »
Thank heaven for volatile markets. They teach newcomers, and remind not-so-new investors, that stock prices don't always go up. And believe it or not, that's a good thing.
If you looked at mutual-fund performance at the end of the first quarter 2000, you might have thought the bulls planned on staying in charge on Wall Street. But after weeks of market swings and big tech hits, the story's different: On March 31, the average stock fund was up more than 7 percent for the year, but by April 27, that gain had shrunk to 2.8 percent, according to fund analyst Lipper Inc.
Losing money is never fun, but it's the reality of investing in mutual funds.
Dian Vujovich is a nationally syndicated mutual-fund columnist and author of 101 Mutual Fund FAQs (Chandler House Press). For free educational mutual-fund information, visit her Web site, www.diansfundfreebies.com.
The Game Of Risk
Understand what "risk" means: that your investment might not make you money; or, that you could lose your initial investment, or some of the money it had previously made for you.
How much risk can you stomach? For those with little risk tolerance, money-market mutual funds offer far better returns than savings accounts or bank money-market deposit accounts. Move to equity funds, and the risk meter starts to rise. Balanced, flexible and asset-allocation funds are considered among the least risky because they invest in both stocks and bonds. Single-country, specialty and sector funds, such as Internet-only funds, are considered the most risky, because they invest in specific industries or regions of the world, and when the region or industry falls out of favor, so falls fund performance.
"Bear Essentials: What to Do During Market Declines" is a brochure from The Forum for Investor Advice, a Bethesda, Maryland, nonprofit organization, that looks at market volatility and how to plan portfolios accordingly. Here are some highlights:
- Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) declines of 15 percent or more typically occur about once every two years.
- On average, during the 20th century, the DJIA declined 5 percent or more three times each year.
- It can take months or years for the DJIA to recoup setbacks. The 1929 crash took 16 years. The 1987 crash took 23 months.
- Finally, and most important, diversified portfolios can cushion the blow of a bear market. In the bear market of 1973 to 1974, stock-only portfolios lost an average of 48 percent of their values. Portfolios of 60 percent stocks and 40 percent bonds lost an average of 29 percent.
The trick to becoming a satisfied, long-term mutual-fund investor is knowing how much risk you can comfortably take. Don't let market volatility scare you-use it as a way to gauge the mutual funds to which you're best-suited.
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How much can you expect your mutual fund to grow?
Below is a look at some long-term average annual returns on various types of funds. Keep in mind that these figures are based on the past, and that past performance offers no indication of what the future will bring:
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