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Hanukkah starts on December 8 this year, so it's time to get planning. We've rounded up 5 fun DIY menorahs you can make with your kids, and they are easy enough to knock out before the festival of lights begins!
1. Lego Minifig Menorah at Bible Belt Balabusta
2. Alphabet Block Menorah at Creative Jewish Mom
3. Felt Wall Menorah at Repeat Crafter Me
4. Peznorah at Lifehacker
5. Popsicle Stick Menorah at Sophie's World
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text: Dave Waugh: Work in Progress Session IV (By Hunter Spanks) By Hunter Spanks Getting a back piece is quite a commitment physically, mentally and financially. For all the reasons stated above this installment takes place a bit over a year ago. We knew Lizzy would not be able to come back for another session for quite a while so I held off submitting it to the TAM Blog. Little did we know that it would take so long. We hope to be on more of a regular schedule from here on out... So after a somewhat stressful drive in the rain and traffic down to DC we are finally back here at Jinx Proof for the fourth session on Elizabeth's (Lizzy) backpiece and at about 4:39 p.m. Dave gets to work. The mood is great and so is the music as Dave sings loudly to Clutch in unison with Neil, claiming he will just sing the whole song along with him. Once again Dave is going to be working on the background of the tattoo. This time on the right side. The color palette that he has laid out is a range of olive style greens, yellow, and of course some black. Dave questions "have you seen the bridge"? Referring to Led Zeppelin that is playing in the shop. Dave hums along to The Final Countdown while we recall our fondness for the show Arrested Development and how Gob used it in his magic act and the debate of what bit off Busters hand. It was a seal if you didn't watch the show. Dave swiftly lays in deep greens and again Lizzy brought her friend Dr. Numb, which still seems to only takes the edge off. Dave moves back to laying down some more black shade, all on the right side which seems to be where they will be making most of the progress in this session. So by the look on Lizzy's face the Dr. Numb is not living up to its name. Only about an hour in and she does not seem to be as relaxed as she claims letting out an "ow." Dave has made great progress having completed most of the greenery up to her mid back. David Bowie's, Five Years or at least I think that's the name, comes on and I am sure that she hope today's session does not take that long. Dave breaks out the Bactine to try to take a bit more of the edge off. Dave shakes a bottle of Eternal deep blue, getting ready to work on the water that goes up the right side. Dave has said that he is on new meds and this is the reason that he's in such a happy mood today. He has seemed very happy during the other 3 sessions, so I might make the assumption that he is joking about that as well. Dave mixes the deep blue with white creating a smooth blend of dark to light in the stream. Now it seems that it is time for the first break. With a very quick break out of the way, Dave without hesitation gets back to work laying in more black shade in the foliage. Lizzy cannot seem to find her groove today and is struggling a bit with the pain as Alice Cooper sings "no more mister nice guy" which I'm sure is her feelings towards Dave at the moment. Dave wastes no time with the black and gets right back to the blues in the stream. Dave and Lizzy both seem to be very quiet at the moment maybe realizing that the joking might be what's keeping Lizzy from finding her groove. Non the less with a determined look on his face Dave continues to blaze through the blues in the water. Let's face it no matter how quick a tattooer can move they hurt and a tattoo of this size will take quite a bit of time to complete. Dave and Lizzy take a bit longer break she gets up to stretch, Dave takes a stretch himself and after about five minutes they get right back to work. Lizzy claims during the break that she is just not into it today which is making it a bit tough on her. Not that getting work of this size is going to be easy. From experience though and the bit I have started on my back from Andrew Conner being in a groove can really make the difference on how long one can sit and how much progress can be made in a session. Once again they are both very quiet not the usual banter about cocks, porn, and things a bit X-Rated in nature. Things seem a bit more serious today which means I am not laughing so hard my side hurts. Dave works with shades green again as we begin to talk about what we have in our personal art collections. Sailor Jerry, Mike Malone are the main two we mention in this conversation. The talk begins to pick up again and moves onto concerts we have recently seen. Myself and Lizzy most recently The Cars and U2. Dave talks about their RFK show years ago. Bon Scott exclaims, "He's a live wire!" as Dave looks at what to tackle next. It seems that Dave is going to move back over to the left side of her back and fine tune some areas of the stream. Starting with some black shade where the grass meets the stream, giving that area a bit more depth. The move back over towards the left doesn't seem any better for Lizzy as she once again let's out an "ow" this time adding a "fuck me" along with it. Dave moves from black shade to blues once again working on finishing up the bit of water that is left to do on the left side. They are now about two hours into it and it's hard to say how much longer Lizzy will be able to hold out. The look on her face tells me not long. Dave continues to work on the blues in the water. Dave again applies some Bactine in hopes that this will take a bit of the edge off. Dave tells Lizzy that they will try to finish the grass on the left side and decide it is time for another stretch before they do. Well instead of a break they decide to call it a day feeling good about the progress that was made today. This will be the last installment for a bit based on the fact that Lizzy will not be able to make it back in until early October. She might try to shoot for a bit sooner but until next time that is all for now. (Hunter Spanks is a contributing blogger for Tattoo Artist Magazine and was previously in TAM Issue #11. 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Mining heavyweights say change in government has boosted sentiment
Western Australia's mining heavyweights have met for the first time since the election of the new Coalition Government and say sentiment in the sector is already improving.
Last night in Perth, resources industry leaders said they were happy with the change of government but worried about a tough global economic climate ahead.
"I guess there's a quiet groundswell of confidence," said Mark Bennett from Sirius Resource
"I think the general view is it's got to be good because irrespective of policy, people want certainty, and there hasn't been much of that."
Mineral Resources managing director Chris Ellison agreed.
"I think sentiment was quite strong just before the election on the expectation [of a change of government]," he said.
"But I think that everyone's pleased, regardless of what party's in power, that we've actually got someone in the office running the country, and I think that's been missing for quite some time.
"I think the uncertainty of the economy is a major issue, but in saying that, people's views on Europe make a difference, and if the US is going to keep coming out of the slump that it's been in, and I think generally, I'm very positive the US is well on its way.
"If the US is healthy, China's healthy, and West Australia lives off the back of China."
David Flanaghan from Atlas Iron said production costs will continue to be a challenge, along with global conditions.
"I think that sentiment is going to be bumpy, and that's something always have to live with in the industry, and supply and demand is going to flex - it always does," he said.
"So we're going to continue to see that, but one of the supports in the iron ore industry is going to be that marginal cost of production.
"I think that we're probably going to see a trade range of around the 140 [US dollars per tonne] mark, and I think there's going to be potential for spikes either side, but it's going to come back roughly to that.
"It's quite a bit higher than where it's been in the long term, but the cost of production is much higher now than it used to be. Strip ratios now are about twice what they were, pits are deeper, there's water, there's beneficiation, there's lower grades.
"Australia, while we've got thousands and thousands of years of iron ore production left. The grades are lower, the costs are higher, they're further from the port, they're more expensive to mine, and that's why the prices are going to stay high."
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The ServiceMaster Co. plans to spin off its TruGreen lawn care business at the end of 2013 after several years in which the Memphis-based collection of residential- and commercial-services companies has struggled with the right business model for the TruGreen brand.
ServiceMaster CEO Robert Gillette announced the spinoff of TruGreen Thursday, Nov. 14, in advance of an afternoon quarterly earnings call to investors and analysts.
In a written statement, Gillette, who became CEO of ServiceMaster in June, said separating TruGreen from the ServiceMaster portfolio give TruGreen "the time and focus it needs to make the changes necessary to complete the turnaround of its business."
The spinoff will be a tax-free transition through a pro rata dividend to ServiceMaster Global Holdings Inc. stockholders.
ServiceMaster hopes to close at or near the end of the year in a complex transaction that will make TruGreen an independent private company. ServiceMaster's financial advisers in the action are J.P. Morgan Securities LLC, Credit Suisse Securities (USA) LLC, Goldman Sachs & Co. and Natixis.
Gillette is the third ServiceMaster CEO in two and a half years to struggle with TruGreen's business model.
Patrick Spainhour, the company's CEO, started in April 2011 with ServiceMaster's sale of its commercial landscaping business, TruGreen LandCare to Aurora Resurgence Group, a private investment firm based in Los Angeles. The sale happened as Spainhour was leaving as CEO.
Spainhour said the sale allowed the separate TruGreen business that remained at ServiceMaster to "focus on being a partner with the landscape business."
Spainhour's successor, Hank Mullany, said the sale allowed TruGreen to focus on core residential and commercial business service. Mullany also announced changes in TruGreen leadership immediately.
Mullany attempted to fix the company's service and sales operations by moving the head of the company's Terminix division in to overhaul TruGreen's approach. It was supposed to be a temporary move but became permanent.
Mullany's move on TruGreen was the first action he took in his year and a half tenure at the top of the ServiceMaster management chart.
But TruGreen became the exception in quarterly earnings calls to the other parts of ServiceMaster and ServiceMaster executives repeatedly configured their earnings reports with statements that pointed out that except for TruGreen's numbers, the other brands were performing as expected or better.
The preliminary third quarter 2013 earnings reported Thursday for ServiceMaster show net income of $46 million for the quarter compared to a net loss of $704 million a year ago. That loss was attributed to goodwill and trade name impairment charges ServiceMaster took at TruGreen.
The company said the higher revenue across the company in third quarter 2013 was offset by several factors including higher selling expenses primarily at TruGreen.
Gillette, in his first earnings call with investors and analysts this past August, was as blunt about TruGreen as Mullany had been in his first earnings call about TruGreen.
"TruGreen is going through some challenges," Gillette said. "But it's largely self-inflicted. Unfortunately we did this to ourselves."
Gillette began by undoing some of Mullany's moves.
David Alexander, who remains as TruGreen president, said in August that the fix to "operating systems" issues at the company would take "longer than previously expected" and probably affect ServiceMaster's financials for the rest of the calendar year.
For the quarter that ended Sept. 30, TruGreen posted operating income of $27 million. But for the first nine months of calendar 2013, TruGreen has a $686 million loss in operating income.
Gillette, in the company's written statement, acknowledged another change in TruGreen was needed.
"It has now become clear that while we're making progress, TruGreen is on a different earnings growth timeline than the rest of ServiceMaster," Gillette said.
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Dianne Marie (Yust) Kelly, Seneca, 58, passed into her eternal reward, Oct. 7, 2012 at her home after a year and a half battle with cancer.
Dianne Marie (Yust) Kelly, Seneca, 58, passed into her eternal reward, Oct. 7, 2012 at her home after a year and a half battle with cancer.
Dianne was born Dec. 10, 1953 in Miami, Okla., to Anthony Joseph Yust and Rose Marie (Kramer) Yust. Her mother preceded her in death.
She is survived by her husband of 39 years, Michael R. Kelly; and daughters and best friends, Stacy L. Kelly, Joplin, and Melissa A. Kelly, Lowell, Ark. Additional survivors include her father, Anthony Yust, Seneca, and siblings: Michael Yust and Kay, Seneca, Kathy Patton and Carl, Seneca, Charlene Anderson and Fred, Seneca, Charles Yust and Jana, Goodman, Terry Yust and Sue, Carthage, Joe Yust and Rhonda, Seneca, Angie Roark and Brian, Seneca, Brian Yust and Kenda, Seneca, Neil Yust and Lois, Carthage, and Carolyn Stephens and Brandon, Seneca; and more than 60 nieces and nephews.
She lived in the Seneca area all of her adult life and graduated from Seneca High School in 1971. After graduation, she was employed as a nurse tech at St. John's hospital. Dianne was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church, Seneca, where she served as co-treasurer and was a member and past president of the Council of Catholic Women. She was a troop leader and board member for the Girl Scout Area Council, and home room mother for many, many years. Dianne was employed at Kelly & Compton, CPAs in Neosho, as a bookkeeper and secretary. She also served on the Seneca American Cancer Society Relay For Life committee.
Dianne was a loving daughter, wife and mother, who loved to travel with her family and take her daughters shopping. She enjoyed gardening, jigsaw puzzles, making Christmas candy with her sisters, and loved to spend time with her extended family, who greatly loved and admired their Aunt Dianne.
Visitation will be 6 to 7 p.m. today at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Joplin, (temporary location at 1230 East 7th Street, in the Joplin Plaza, just east of 7th and Illinois).
Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Wednesday, at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Joplin. Fr. Justin Monaghan officiating. Internment will be at St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery, Seneca.
Pallbearers will be her brothers; Michael Yust, Charles Yust, Terry Yust, Joe Yust, Brian Yust and Neil Yust. Honorary pallbearer will be Thomas Kelly.
Arrangements under the direction of Campbell-Biddlecome Funeral Home, Seneca.


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On Sunday October 6th, from 1 - 3pm, 18 volunteers showed up at the Ronald McDonald house of Evansville eager to assist. We were stationed inside and out and participated in a number of activities ranging from picking weeds, to trimming bushes, scrubbing toilets, sweeping, vacuuming, and cooking chili. There were a number of families staying at the RMH so it also afforded us a good opportunity to fellowship and love on those families, as well as the RMH regular volunteers. Additionally, there were several individuals who wanted to help but couldn't be there, so they donated much desired paper & cleaning products.


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Apple's announcement of a next-generation 3G iPhone wasn't a big surprise for most people at Monday's World Wide Developers Conference. But the low prices at which the new models will debut — US$199 with 8GB of memory and US$299 with 16GB — certainly surprised me.
How could a phone with more memory, more radios (3G/GPS technology), and better battery life go for, essentially, a third of what the original cost a year ago? Sure, tech prices go down, but usually vendors hold the line on prices when they add new performance-improving features.
I surveyed a handful of experts to see what they had to say.
Price and Quality Tina Teng of iSuppli agreed that the 3G and GPS radios in the new models probably did add cost, but pointed out that other components (most notably memory) are indeed going down in price.
Gartner vice president Ken Dulaney said even the 3G radio technology probably didn't add as much cost as it might have a year ago, since most companies that make chips for cell phones are transitioning to the faster technology anyway. Increased supply means lower prices.
And Apple has also made some cost-cutting design changes, using plastic instead of metal on the new iPhone's case. Will that significantly degrade the quality? Teng wouldn't say that. "For users, what matters [are] the durability and the functionality... I'm sure they did a lot of stress tests to make sure the materials they are using now are still going to be durable."
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But Dulaney said there may be more to the price cut than manufacturing math. "There are probably subsidization issues going on here," he said. In fact, AT&T in a news release issued today hinted that it would be taking a hit on revenues from device sales in hopes of increased profits down the line from data services to what's anticipated to be a huge customer base.
"In the near term, AT&T anticipates that the new agreement will likely result in some pressure on margins and earnings, reflecting the costs of subsidized device pricing, which, in turn, is expected to drive increased subscriber volumes," the news release states. It also points out that AT&T will no longer share revenue on iPhone services with Apple, and that the cost of an unlimited data plan for consumers will rise from the current US$20 a month to US$30 a month (on top of a voice plan available for $40 or more).
Shiv Bakhshi, director of mobility research for IDC, says Apple will recoup any decline on its own margins for device sales "(a), through volume, and (b), through services I think iTunes will offer."
This business model would not have been possible a year ago, he notes. "When the iPhone was launched, it was with one operator in one country. Now it's launching in 22 countries as a 3G phone, going to 70 countries by the end of the year."
"They also have that thing called the apps store," notes Mike McGuire, research VP at Gartner. Apple CEO Steve Jobs has said developers of iPhone apps will retain 70 percent of sales revenue, which leaves 30 percent "for someone else," McGuire said.
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Monday, 14 November 2011
Tongue Tied
Then I went and bought an ox tongue.
Now the problem with ox tongue is that...... well, by design, that's pretty much what it is, a tongue. And whilst I appreciate the beautiful fact that offal comes in all different shapes and sizes and textures, when I came up close and personal to this collossal muscle for the first time this weekend, parallels were drawn that were just a bit too close for comfort. Holding it up to my face, weighty and wandering, I was suddenly reminded of a first kiss in the darkened corner of a school disco and the unexpected thrashing in my mouth that tasted of cigarettes and chewing gum. Holding the tongue further still, the scene changed to a grilling from a interdentally challenged policeman, soaking me with spit because I drunkenly dared to ride a kids bike on a caravan park (read wrongly as stolen). Two bonky eyes then appeared on either side of the tongue and morphed fully into a Friesian cow which stared dumbly back at me whilst chewing aimlessly on a clump of grass before finally changing back into a plain old, huge tongue. I had to check myself and ask the question 'how much copydex did I sniff earlier?"
But I think it came down to the fact that I was about to cook an organ that we encounter and visually connect with every day, when conversing, when eating and when (if you're lucky) commiting certain carnal acts. It certainly felt weird at the time but after simmering in a stock pot for a few hours with carrots, leeks, onion, celery and a bouquet garni and then leaving to cool before slicing thinly and serving with a celeriac remoulade, those initial vapours and fears soon disappeared. Instead, all that remained were wonderous salt beef flavours, reminscent of the corned kind but much more delicate and satisfying, light yet encompassing, fluid and sensuous, just the kind of thing you'd expect from a tongue. I can't wait to make it again.
But first, let me talk to my shrink.
Ox Tongue with Celeriac Remoulade (serves quite a lot depending on the size of your tongue, the ox tongue I mean)
1 Ox Tongue, approx 1.5kgs
1 carrot, chopped
1 onion, chopped
1 leek, chopped,
1 celery stick, chopped
1 bouquet garni (parsley, thyme and bay)
for the remoulade
1 medium sized celeriac, sliced into matchsticks with a mandolin (if you dare) or with a sharp knife
1 egg
2 tsp white wine vinegar
pinch of salt and pepper
250ml rapeseed oil (I used Farrington's Mellow Yellow)
1 tbs of capers
As ox tongue is usually cured, it's a good idea to soak overnight, changing the water once or twice during that time. Place in a stock pot with all the chopped vegetables and bouquet garni and cover with water and bring up to a gentle simmer on the hob. Leave to softly bubble away for 3 hours, keeping an eye on the pot to top up water levels when necessary and to skim any funky scum off the surface. Take the tongue out and leave to cool completely, placing in the fridge overnight if necessary. When it's fully cold, here comes the icky part. Peel the pale outer skin off completely, revealing the dark pink tongue underneath and trim off any fatty bits.
For the remoulade, crack the egg into a bowl and add the white wine vinegar and a pinch of salt and whisk to blend. Then slowly and steadily pour a stream of oil into the bowl, whisking all the while so that everything starts to emulsify and thicken, speeding up towards the end. The mayonnaise doesn't have to be Hellmans thick though, a nice loose, torpid consistency will do. Throw the celeriac matchsticks in, mix, taste for seasoning and leave to steep in the fridge for an hour.
To serve, slice the ox tongue thinly and arrange on a plate with a dollop of remoulade to the side. Scatter all over a liberal sprinkling of capers. Enjoy.
10 comments:
- Foodycat said...
I've enjoyed tongue when I have eaten it, but preparing it is a step too far for me. You, sir, are hard-core.
- 14 November 2011 at 21:59
- Kavey said...
Ha haaaaaaaaaa The Bollockinator I love it.
Had some nice tongue at Bull in Highgate last week.
- 14 November 2011 at 22:27
- Jackie said...
When I was a child my mother would head down to China Town for special occasions, get hold of a tongue, stick it in her big pot and stew it for a few hours (no euphemisms here). I loved stroking the taste buds with my little finger because the feel of it fascinated me, both when it was raw and when she had to peel the outer layer off to serve it. We also liked duck's tongues which she prepared from scratch every Chinese New Year - it's still a fave of mine.
Yeah, I was a bit of a weird kid. Offal is awesome!
- 14 November 2011 at 22:33
- meemalee said...
Where's the frigging recipe?
- 14 November 2011 at 22:56
- Food Urchin said...
Foodycat - I am well 'ard me
Kavey - I'll be back (for your balls)
Jackie - my kids were fascinated by the tongue when they saw it but I stopped them from stroking any tastebuds cos lords knows where their fingers had been. Does this mean my kids will be weird then?
MiMi - satisfied? tsk
- 15 November 2011 at 08:51
- The Grubworm said...
Balls to bollocks, it's the tongue that's the toughest muscle to master. For me at least. I'm fine until it comes to peeling the bugger. I don;t know what it is, but it just makes my stomach turn. Not that that's stopped me preparing it of course.
But it is significantly worse than popping the eyeballs out of a a cooked pigs head or getting down and dirty with internal organs.
but the reward, as you so rightly point out, is a supremely tasty bit of meat. I want to try some of the Chinese ways I've had tongue served, all umami-ness and rich flavours.
- 15 November 2011 at 13:12
- Dom at Belleau Kitchen said...
when we were kids we used to eat tongue all the time... tongue sandwiches in fact and I recall loving them... now I cannot think of anything worse, I remember the texture being like... tongue... which is, quite frankly not what you want in your mouth unless it's yours or someone you care for greatly (not your mum)... anyhoo, as an aside, i've been doing a bit of consultancy work at a Nation Trust property that has an amazing Victorian Kitchen and on display, in one corner is a large press... looks like a large flower press and for ages we've all been debating what it was used for... a little bit of research later and it turns out its a tongue press!... i'll take a photo and send it over tomorrow... fascinating!
- 15 November 2011 at 15:59
- Food Urchin said...
The Grubworm - there's a lot more you can do with tongue than balls methinks
Dom - see, we all thought the Victorian were a right ol' repressed bunch when all along they were fans of a good bit of tongue
- 15 November 2011 at 16:23
- Jonathan said...
Looks amazing. Had a super tongue sandwich recently at Eat.St which came with lots of garlic and parsley. I wonder if you could do a Tongue Rendang... Might be quite fun.
- 22 November 2011 at 13:33
- Shu Han said...
being singaporean chinese, i thought i've grown up with all manners of weird food, and i absolutely adore braised intestines and liver and kidneys and trotters and chicken feet and such. OX TONGUE though. that's a first. that is one MASSIVE tongue btw. I'm so surprised there's no "smell" or strong taste, that you just need a simple simmering in stock to cook it! will def give this a try one day!
- 27 November 2011 at 22:54


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Sprawling, entertaining life of the baseball great, renowned as a sports hero while leading a life as checkered as Babe Ruth's or Ty Cobb's.
"My name is Ted Fuckin' Williams and I'm the greatest hitter in baseball." So recited Williams, by Boston Globe editor Bradlee's account, as a mantra before each game, "interrupting it only occasionally to offer a lecture on the finer points of hitting to anyone who cared to listen." He had the credentials to deliver such lectures, of course; Bradlee does indeed acknowledge him as "the greatest hitter who ever lived," and few in baseball have bettered Williams' numbers. Like Ruth, Williams was a bruiser with a chip on his shoulder; like Cobb, race was his bête noire, for, as Bradlee reveals, Williams had a Mexican mother and took great pains to conceal that ancestry, both fearful of discrimination and perhaps with an element of self-loathing. Williams had a reputation as a military hero as well, which he did nothing to gainsay, even if he did his best to stay out of the draft in World War II and resisted his reactivation during the Korean War. Williams ended life with a bit of sideways fame as well, having been decapitated and frozen after death in a cryonics venture that did not end well; Bradlee's description of the macabre proceedings is not for the faint of heart. The author dishes plenty—one of the kindest things he says about Williams as a human being was that he was "self-absorbed"—but the repeated demonstrations of flawed character do nothing to diminish Williams' outsized stature as a player. Bradlee is as enthusiastic as Vin Scully or Harry Caray when it comes to describing Williams on the field: "He allowed three hits, one run, walked none, and struck out Rudy York on three pitches. The move seemed an attempt…to placate angry fans with some pure entertainment in one of the worst losses of the year."
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Would you buy a car based on pet amenities for your pooch? The UK Kennel Club conducted research that says, yeah, you would. At least 90 percent of you would.
That was enough for Nissan to create a dog-friendly concept in Europe this week. Nissan touts the X-Trail 4Dogs as the "pawfect" car for your four-legged friends. The rear cargo area is lined with wipe-clean leather and sports features such as a no-spill water bowl, a smart dog treat dispenser, access ramp and a clip-on harness hook.
The concept also makes use of "dog-cam" technology, which is integrated into the NissanConnect infotainment system and allows both dog and owner to see each other. This includes an audio link, which will enable the owner to talk to the dog.
Another cool feature: a 360-degree pullout shower and dog dryer.
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On October 23, Hector Mendéz, president and founder of Topos México, the elite search and rescue team, was in flood-weary Veracruz, helping to unite relief efforts there. On his official Topos rescue jumpsuit he proudly sported a recently added Scientology Volunteer Ministers badge.
"Topos," which means "moles" in English, is the name the public has affectionately bestowed upon the members of this tough organization of veteran rescue workers now known worldwide for their dedication and competence. The organization first developed following a magnitude 8.2 earthquake that shook México City on September 19, 1985, resulting in upwards of 10,000 people dead and another 100,000 homeless.
Mendéz explained, "It was then that I and a small group of concerned citizens began doing whatever we could to save as many lives as possible from within the collapsed structures. We were going deep into the most dangerous places and getting as many people out as possible—people that would otherwise be forgotten. We have done such work in practically every major disaster in the world since then—full time, nonstop."
At the end of August, Mendéz announced that the members of Topos had formed an alliance with the Volunteer Ministers (VMs) whom they worked with side-by-side in Haiti this year. "We received assistance and help like no other group ever gave us in all our years of service," said Mendéz. "It was truly a yellow bolt of hope that kept us strong and going through the different tasks we performed in that devastated nation."
Topos will be training VMs in highly specialized search and rescue techniques. In exchange, Mendéz said, "We would also like to be trained in the Volunteer Minister technology as discovered by L. Ron Hubbard. It has truly been an honor to work with such a humanitarian group as the Church of Scientology Volunteer Ministers in Haiti…where we realized that there is indeed another group that fully agrees with the goals and purposes of Topos México.… Just like the Scientology Volunteer Ministers, we know that hope is the most important thing to keep alive. We are certain that no matter how big the disaster is, 'Something can be done about it.'"
Plans are now underway to send Topos and VMs to Indonesia to assist the victims of volcanic eruptions and earthquakes there. Updates will be available as soon as they establish a base of operations in that area.


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Re-evaluation leads to real estate career for former New Yorker
He might be a transplant from New York, but Rich Stone has spent nine years in Houston becoming a Texan.
"I love Houston, I love the people here. I love the warm hospitality and all that Houston has to offer, from the major league sports teams, the Museum District, professional performances, the mixture of urban and suburban life, great values and an affordable cost of living, (that it's) very family-oriented, and so much more. Houston is an awesome city and nothing else compares to it," said Stone, a Realtor with Bernstein Realty of Houston.
Stone was born and raised in New York. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Brigham Young University and a MBA from the University of Chicago.
"After I received my master's (degree), I returned to New York, lived in Manhattan and worked on Wall Street as an investment banker for several years. My brother was in Houston building custom homes for a large builder and decided to start his own custom-home building company. He called and asked me to come to Houston and work with him. It sounded like a great opportunity so I did, and I'm glad I did," Stone said.
In 2009, Stone took some time to re-evaluate his life and career and what he truly enjoyed doing. Included in his checklist was that he loved to help people with their homes, had thorough knowledge of the real estate industry, enjoyed working with agents and negotiating. When he reviewed his list, he knew his next career would be as a real estate agent.
"I enjoy working with people regarding their real estate needs, explaining how floor plans work, helping people choose a home that meets their needs and explaining the process of buying or selling a home. So it was an easy choice," Stone said.
Another easy choice was working with Bernstein Realty.
"Amy Bernstein and I have a lot in common, and I have tremendous respect for her. She is hardworking, honest, and holds high moral values. Plus, Bernstein Realty is a boutique with only 40 agents. We all get along very well, and we help each other," Stone said.
Last year, Stone was honored for being Bernstein Realty's Top Producer and 2013 looks to be another successful year.
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A century-old tea company is set to open offices in the town after relocating from Nottingham and South Yorkshire.
Ringtons Tea will open a Chesterfield office on Dunston Trading Estate, Sheepbridge in a move to merge two existing sales offices and create one centralised base.
The company will create four new jobs at the site, which already employes 24 people.
Stephen Killinger Ringtons Operations Manager who oversaw the Ringtons move said: "We chose Chesterfield as it is a great central location which is close to the M1, allowing us to continue to offer first class service to our existing customers and reach an even wider area including Derby, Sheffield, Nottingham, Rotherham, and Burton on Trent. Merging the two Sales Offices allows us to operate more efficiently from one single site and upgrade from the two former sites which were in need of substantial repair."
Ringtons is a British tea and coffee merchant which was established in 1907 by Samuel Smith who sold tea door to door via horse and cart. Today the family business still offers a tdoorstep delivery service to over 260,000 customers throughout the UK – albeit with vans instead of horse and cart.
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By Andrew Lovell
When 6 p.m. rolled around this past Sunday evening, the St. John Fisher football team wasn't gathered in front of a projector screen in the video room.
The players weren't side by side, nervously wondering if this year's team would get an NCAA playoff shot. The coaches weren't sitting with them, legs shaking in nervous anticipation.
Rather, when the NCAA selection show began, the players were in their own apartments and dorms. That was head coach Paul Vosburgh's call. The Cardinals, after all, were one of a number of 8-2 teams in the mix for a Pool C bid. The chances of an at-large berth appeared slim. Vosburgh simply didn't know what to expect, so why call the players together only to disappoint them?
You can imagine the team-wide surprise when the Cardinals were revealed as an at-large team, one scheduled to face Johns Hopkins in the first round of the Delaware Valley bracket.
"We were hopeful they would look at strength of schedule and all the other indicators too, and they did," Vosburgh said. "We were pleasantly surprised. ... Maybe they looked back at the history of both the Empire 8 and Fisher in the postseason and said, 'You know, the Empire 8's always done pretty well in the postseason as a conference.' Ithaca's always done well, Springfield's done well and we've done well, so maybe they looked at those things too."
Whatever criteria ultimately gave St. John Fisher the nod over other two-loss teams like St. Olaf, Bethel, Wheaton, Montclair State and Cortland State, not to mention one-loss Case and Endicott, quickly became irrelevant. Vosburgh rounded up his team and by 7 p.m., the Cardinals were celebrating their unexpected playoff berth. By 6 a.m. Monday, the coaching staff was breaking down video of Johns Hopkins, the undefeated Centennial Conference champion.
It's a 12-hour whirlwind unlike anything else a team faces all season. And, for virtually all of the Cardinals players, it's a new experience. St. John Fisher last made the NCAA playoffs in 2007, when it reached the NCAA quarterfinals a year after advancing to the NCAA semifinals in 2006.
But Vosburgh isn't looking for any sentimental satisfaction. He's focused on Johns Hopkins.
"They're a very good team," Vosburgh said. "They're very fast, very athletic and they're good in all aspects of the game. ... There's a lot of reasons they're 10-0."
Two of the biggest reasons are quarterback Hewitt Tomlin (2,459 yards, 23 touchdowns, five interceptions) and wide receiver Dan Wodicka (75 catches, 1,162 yards, six touchdowns). One of the Cardinals' main tasks will be slowing that potent duo.
St. John Fisher has playmakers in the secondary, highlighted by Dave Vosburgh and Troy Sant. Vosburgh, the son of head coach Paul Vosburgh, led the team with 99 tackles and nine pass breakups, while also adding 2.5 sacks and two interceptions. Sant, a 5-11 cornerback, led the Cardinals with seven interceptions. St. John Fisher has also weathered the storm of losing three of its top four linebackers, including all-Empire 8 standout Joe Leavell, to season-ending injuries.
Chris Sawyer, a converted defensive lineman, and Tyler Schier, a converted defensive back, have performed admirably in their adjusted roles. Brenden Moore, the last original starter standing, has turned in another strong season.
Defensively, the Cardinals should be able to at least slow down the Blue Jays' offense. Offensively, the Cardinals count on the three Ryans -- Kramer, Schmidt and Francis.
Kramer, an all-conference running back turned quarterback, has shined this year as a dual-threat option. Kramer has passed for 1,460 yards and 13 touchdowns against eight interceptions, and also run for 840 yards and 12 touchdowns. Vosburgh said the Cardinals, traditionally a team that features a pocket passer, had to adjust their offense when projected starter Tyler Fenti was lost for the year early in the season.
"Offensively we've evolved a little bit," Vosburgh said. "The year before, when we had Tim Bailey at quarterback, we were kind of throwing the ball all over the place. Now this year, we've changed a little bit, we're more of a running team, an option team, but we're still going to throw the ball because we've got a couple really good receivers."
Those receivers are Schmidt and Francis. How often does Kramer look for those two? Schmidt and Francis combined to catch 103 of Fisher's 141 completed passes this season, or 73 percent. As the three Ryans go, so too will the Cardinals' offense. What's impressive to note is the trio's success despite a largely green offensive line. Of the 10 offensive linemen on St. John Fisher's two-deep last season, nine graduated.
Only right tackle Corey Balcerzak was a returning starter this season, so the Cardinals experienced some growing pains up front. Vosburgh said the unit has grown each week and has improved markedly.
The Cardinals will head out Friday morning for Saturday's noon game, the winner of which will face the Delaware Valley-Norwich winner. But Vosburgh isn't looking ahead.
"They're outstanding," Vosburgh said. " ... They're just playing good. We've definitely got our hands full."
Hobart ready to roll
Sure, Hobart coach Mike Cragg could complain about a number of things.
He could complain about the eight-game schedule his team played this season -- though he admits some of that is his fault. He could complain about Hobart's placement as a No. 7 seed in the most difficult bracket in the tournament.
Instead, he'd rather focus on this -- Hobart is the Liberty League champion and is back in the playoffs for the first time since 2008.
"Everyone knows what a great team [Hobart's first-round opponent Wesley is]," Cragg said. "I just told everyone, 'Hey, there's 32 great teams in this tournament and the matchups are what they are.' I'm just so thrilled to have won the Liberty League and to be able to be back in the NCAA tournament, it's just a blessing and the guys have been playing great."
While the odds are stacked against the Statesmen (seven of the top 19 teams in the country are in their bracket), Cragg is focused on preparing his team for its matchup with Wesley, a game that could have happened during the regular season.
Hobart was originally scheduled to play Widener, but with the addition of Stevenson to the MAC, Widener backed out of the game in January. Cragg tried to find a replacement, and had the opportunity to schedule a road game against Wesley. He opted not to.
"There was a possibility to travel to Wesley during the season and I decided not to do that, so we went with the eight [games] instead," Cragg said.
The short schedule didn't work against the Statesmen, as they ultimately ended up winning the Liberty League. The extra weeks off also worked in their favor.
"It really gave us a chance to heal up a little bit and to go back and work on your two-minute [drill] and a lot of different things that you hit during preseason, but maybe need more time," Cragg said. "It gave us more time to go back and polish up things. It felt really good."
Hobart has boasted one of the country's top defenses all season. They rank 21st in scoring defense (14.9 points per game) and 17th in total defense (259.1 yards allowed per game), and feature playmakers in each level of the defense.
Cornerback Drake Woodard, a four-year starter, leads the team with four interceptions and nine pass breakups. Linebackers Devin Worthington (41 tackles, six sacks) and Reggie Robinson (team-best 66 tackles) anchor the middle of the defense. Worthington, in particular, is a ball-hawking nightmare that can line up almost anywhere on defense.
Then there's freshman sensation Tyre Coleman, a defensive end who leads the country with 1.56 sacks per game (his 12.5 total sacks rank second). Coleman began the season in the defensive line rotation but broke out in Hobart's impressive 56-20 win over St. John Fisher.
"I said, 'From this point on, that boy's not coming off [the field],'" Cragg said. "He's done a great job for us."
It will be up to Coleman and Worthington to get pressure on Wesley quarterback Shane McSweeny. Hobart has had success pressuring opposing quarterbacks without blitzing this season, something that would be key against McSweeny, who isn't afraid to take off and run.
Offensively, the Statesmen have had a superb season from quarterback Nick Strang (1,483 yards, 15 touchdowns, nine interceptions), though his status is up in the air for this game. Cragg declined to comment on Strang's condition, but it's been reported the junior signal caller suffered a concussion in the regular season finale. Junior Kelly Olney finished out that game for Hobart.
The Statesmen will likely need Strang if they are to pull the upset, particularly against such a dynamic defense.
"They have probably the fastest defense that we've ever seen this year," Cragg said. "It reminds of, back in 2004 we played Rowan (a 45-14 second-round loss), it was that kind of a speed on defense. So they have a great, great defense."
Hobart heads down to Delaware on Friday morning to get in one last practice later that day. The game kicks off at noon Saturday.
"Are we an underdog?" Cragg said. "Certainly we're a big underdog and we're going to have to play that card all the way for our guys and try to take them down and make that win even sweeter."


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Yeah Aaron, waist articulation woulda been nice... but to be honest, for $5 this is still one hell of a figure.They seem to be pretty much sold out in my area. Along with Battle Droids...
Thank you, Carrot. I cant for the life of me seem to get any of mine into that pose. Kevin
The way I see it, this figure may not be perfect, but he's darn close. I grabbed 12 of him and when the SA clone comes out I'll get as many as I can. However, I am predicting that the SA clone will be hard to find, so I want to make sure I stock up on the current one, just in case.
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In South Walton, our business appointments and leisure sojourns are often influenced by rain. Most of us know that when we get the kind of prolonged and heavy rain that hit us recently, that venturing out by car is troublesome. On rainy days, fewer folks find the beach and visitors pack the roads, searching for off-beach entertainment and dining. When the sun is brightly shining, more people populate the beach and the roads are freer for travel.
During summertime, every Floridian is an amateur weatherman by necessity.
From early August through late October, we all keep an eye peeled for disturbances in the Gulf, and then are prepared to run for the hills or hunker down and get hammered. Either way, everyone breathes a sigh of relief on Nov. 1.
Lately, unprecedented variations in patterns of weather have been matched only by the vagaries of volatility in the market.
First, a few weather notes. It snowed in Arkansas about eight weeks ago, the first time that state has recorded May snow since they began keeping records in 1894. Meanwhile, I have relatives in Fayetteville, lifelong Arkansans, who claim that last summer was the hottest they�ve ever experienced. Go figure. Last week, it was 94 degrees � in Alaska. Folks were baking in a broiling sun in a little community that experienced 30 degree temperatures only two weeks prior. It was 122 in Palm Springs and a mild 119 degrees in Phoenix last week.
Yet, I have been living in Florida for 27 years and this past spring was easily the coolest I can recall. In fact, I am hopeful that we are trading weather patterns with Pacific Grove, Calif., which boasts brisk mornings, with fog rolling in from the ocean, even in late summer. Wouldn�t that put a crimp in hurricane season?
These extreme weather changes are exactly the kind of unprecedented volatility we have experienced in the markets since 2008. Lately, market gyrations partly represent a reaction to Federal Reserve Chairman Bernanke�s hints that the Fed may begin tapering quantitative easing, possibly in December, well before the originally announced 2015 timeline. Negative market trends from Asia and Europe also contributed to a temporary but decided downturn. During the next 72 hours, though, the Dow enjoyed the best 3-day win streak of the year. Now that�s volatility.
But this is only the latest example. The VIX, or level of volatility, has been rising steadily since 2008. Torrid volatility characterized 2011. In early August of that year, the market dropped 635 points in one day, the largest single day nosedive since 2008. What Andrew Ross Sorkin in the New York Times called �intractable problems� in the EU was part of the volatility equation. Now, a not-so-soft landing in China is significantly impacting global markets.
It is a documented economic tenet that markets overreact to bad news and under-react to good news, so extreme volatility requires investors to prep their portfolios with downside protection, such as dividend paying equities. Dividend payers which have increased their shareholder dividends also serve as a hedge against inflation.
As Chairman Bernanke inevitably edges forward with future QE tapering, markets are likely to remain volatile.
When it rains, it pours.
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Intel CEO Paul Otellini on Windows 8 x86 and Windows 8 ARM: "We have the advantage of the incumbency, advantage of the legacy support. Not just in terms of applications but devices." Yes, because the lack of their favourite Windows applications was really a massive hurdle for Apple and its ill-fated iPad effort from a few years ago. Anyone remember that thing?
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yeah using windows programs with touch might not be the best experience but this is not the same as old tablets where the os was just the standard windows xp with touch input added on top, it's an os optimized for touch input where you can even run legacy applications, if you need them.
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|2008-04-21, 09:18
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Agree totally on Rollo must not hav much of a family other thsn "Lelouch." Wonders how large his Geass has as an effective range, and the KMF's can not independently perceive time because they are mechanical, or eletrical- mechanical.
|2008-04-21, 09:24
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Wouldn't a KMF with all it's gadgets at least have an internal clock?
I don't know, maybe the things he can freeze depends on how hard he concentrates like with Mao, making it easier to just freeze people in the beginning and when he really needs to, like with the explosion, he can freeze other things too?
|2008-04-21, 09:35
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my wild theory is rolo is blood related with the emperor and lelouch because of their purple eye colour, also in the opening wasn't he was like in the frontline leading KMF in the air?
|2008-04-21, 10:52
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Since there's a secret service involved I wonder what the "check" on Rolo is. It's very obvious that he could go rogue and completely destroy the group singled handedly. From the main meeting it even seems like the guy with the tall hat didn't consider Rolo as "one of them" until he actually showed up.
I do agree that Rolo seems to generally like being Lelou's brother even if they might be from implanted memories.
|2008-04-21, 11:07
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I think Rollo could have met Lelouch when he was still a prince once. That explains why Lelouch didn't remember Rollo but he left a big impression in Rollo that he admires him, perhaps saved his life unknowingly. Lelouch may think it was nothing, but too Rollo, it's very important. If there is a photo in his locket, will the photo be him and prince Lelouch?
If Rollo had endured harsh life before his job in supervising Lelouch, over this one year, he would have softened. He like being his brother. Unfortunately things won't go his way. He knows one day he have to kill him when he regains his memory. But, this one year of interaction will certainly affect him, he will most certainly deflect and very likely he will sacrifice himself somewhere down the road for Lelouch's sake. Obviously, he will be happy. By then Lelouch will really accept him as his brother. Not a fake brother. Those memory of the one year is real even though Lelouch's memory was altered to make him believe that Rollo's his only brother. The one year event really happened, not implanted to them.
His geass will power-up or becomes permanent. I hope this will not be the end of Rollo if it happens.
I certainly hope he survives the series, living with Nunnally or even with Lelouch as a happy family. After going through so much, Rollo deserve to be loved.
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seeing as they revealed thos eimages pretty early we can honestly state that his past will be revealed soon =3
anyhow seen as one of his oufits has him in a uniform Rollo must have been in the army at a very young age
i just hope he doesnt die with him sacrificing his life to protect Lelouch... not sure why but i always had those "Lelouch is about to be struck dead and Rollo jumps in between and self sacrifices himself in the process" vibes when i was seeing emotional and wacked up Rollo..
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|2008-04-22, 07:36
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I must agree with this theory about his sad past. Rivalz get us a small piece of informations about him - even now he's supposed to be delicate (unlike his brother), reserved and doesn't have any friends because of this. His ties with Britannia seems to not be very strong, so I'm looking forward to him taking Lulu's side.
And another point about mind stop theory - if it would be time stop, he rather won't be able to ride in his KNF, unless it have some trick which helped him to overcome this.
|2008-04-22, 07:55
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I'd love for it to be right, as far-fetched as it may be.
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|2008-04-22, 08:21
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When I first saw Rolo, I thought the same. But now this feels odd to me... If it was true then there would be some connection on opening between Rolo and Nunnally, but instead she have new chair, she's older too. So she must living somewhere. So I think this theory is wrong.
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McCoy has run the Broncos' offense for four seasons, and he and quarterback Peyton Manning transformed the unit into one of the NFL's best. Denver finished the regular season ranked No. 3 in scoring offense, No. 4 in total offense and No. 5 in passing offense.
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Find Out What Your FHA Interest Rate Is Today in , Oregon.
Interest rates on home loans remain at historic lows. How long will that last? No one knows for sure, but they're sure to rise at some point.
That makes it sensible to obtain financing now while rates are low�whether you're buying a home in , Oregon or refinancing.
You may find yourself choosing between conventional financing and an FHA loan. Here's something you should know: FHA interest rates are generally competitive with conventional loan rates.
But FHA loans also have other features that make them especially attractive. For instance, with an FHA-insured loan you can buy a home in , Oregon with as little as 3.5 percent down.
Meanwhile interest rates change from day to day, and from lender to lender. And some lenders advertise one rate, only to change the rate when it's time to write the contract. It can be hard to make sense of it all.
How Interest Rates Are Determined
Interest rates on home loans follow the rates set by the Federal Reserve, which lends money to banks. Lenders in , Oregon will mark up the rates they pay for the money they borrow.
With conventional loans there's another factor that comes into play. Many of these loans are later sold to mortgage giant Fannie Mae. To be accepted they must adhere to Fannie Mae guidelines. Loans that do are called conforming loans.
Fannie Mae directs lenders to increase loan costs for borrowers who present certain risks. These increased costs, called loan-level price adjustments (LLPA's) are based on several factors: the borrower's credit scores, the loan-to-value ratio, property type, etc.
LLPA's are typically added to the loan amount, increasing the effective interest rate (the annual percentage rate, or APR). This is why you may be quoted a certain rate when applying for a conventional loan in , Oregon, but end up paying more when the LLPA's are considered.
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Lenders charge higher interest rates for loans they think are risky. That's why borrowers with poor credit profiles pay higher rates.
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Sabres win but face trade decisions
PITTSBURGH – It's time to find out if the Buffalo Sabres are ready for an immediate, franchise-altering rebuild.
The NHL trade deadline is 3 p.m. today, and the Sabres have significant decisions to make. They could begin a major overhaul by trading captain Jason Pominville. They could continue shipping out dependable veterans for draft picks. They could decide the offseason will be a more viable time to revamp a disappointing team.
"I'm not going to worry about it," goaltender Ryan Miller said Tuesday after an impressive 4-1 victory over Pittsburgh, "because you really don't know. You really don't have a say in anything. … It's one of those things where the players are definitely just chess pieces, and the general manager is shuffling and moving them around.
"Some years are more pressing than others. This year, obviously, expectations are high and we haven't lived up to them, but like I've said before there's still time in this season. We can write our own story here. We're just going to worry about hockey and see where it falls."
Much of today's focus will be on Pominville. The captain has a modified no-trade clause, and he confirmed he's supplied General Manager Darcy Regier with a list of eight teams to which he cannot be traded.
That leaves 21 organizations available to acquire one of Buffalo's core players.
"Darcy has a job to do, and for him to be able to do that in my case and in guys that have these kinds of lists, for him to be able to listen he needs to know," Pominville said in CONSOL Energy Center. "He said it awhile ago that he was going to listen on everyone, so I think it shouldn't be a surprise to anyone that this came up.
"By no means does it mean I'm gone or stuff like that. I think it's just part of the process. It's a step that he has to do and he has to deal with. But again, it could happen, but would I be completely shocked if it didn't? Probably not."
Pominville is in his 11th season in the organization, including his second as captain. The 30-year-old realizes the Sabres are looking toward the future. He's just not sure whether he'll be part of it.
"I understand the business of things," said Pominville, who has one year left on his contract. "I understand Darcy has a job to do, and he's trying to do his best to do what's best for the team and the franchise.
"It's a tough situation for everyone."
Pominville had two assists as Buffalo snapped the Penguins' 15-game winning streak, giving him 10 goals and 25 points. The right winger should generate interest among teams looking for scoring.
A source close to Pominville was asked if he expected the captain to be part of the Sabres after the deadline.
"I'd rather not answer that question," he said.
Likewise, a source close to Miller has "no true sense" whether the goaltender will remain with the Sabres. Most of the chatter for netminders has centered on Calgary's Miikka Kiprusoff, Vancouver's Roberto Luongo and Los Angeles' Jonathan Bernier.
Miller also has an eight-team, modified no-trade clause.
"I'm not going to comment on conversations I had with Darcy – real or imagined is what I'm going to go with, just so I can cover all the rumor-type stuff," Miller said.
Because of their lackluster year and Regier's focus on the future, the Sabres might contend with Dallas and San Jose for biggest fire sale. The Stars have shipped out Jaromir Jagr, former Sabres center Derek Roy and ex-captain Brenden Morrow. San Jose has dealt forward Ryane Clowe and defenseman Douglas Murray.
The Sabres sent Jordan Leopold to St. Louis and Robyn Regehr to Los Angeles.
"Darcy's going to make some moves or made some moves that will hopefully benefit our future, but as a team we still show up to win every night and we still want to make the playoffs," said defenseman Christian Ehrhoff, who signed a 10-year contract in June 2011. "I definitely had something better in mind and thought we would be up in the standings a lot, but it hasn't turned out so far that way.
"I think the whole organization, starting with the ownership, is very committed to making it right and building a team that can be very successful. I still believe in that."
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15 Android widgets For Free
1. Beautiful Widgets
Arguably, the most well-known widget on Android is the Clock & Weather widget from HTC, but that's obviously limited to HTC devices. The best universal Android widget that does the same thing is the one from Beautiful Widgets, which also offers the same functionality in a variety of differences sizes and configurations and tosses in a few bonus widgets such as a battery monitor and some configuration toggles.
2. Extended Controls
Android comes with a "Power Control" widget that I've always liked because it lets you quickly toggle Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Brightness, and more. However, the "Extended Controls" widget allows you to create a customized version of Power Control with a lot more toggle options.
3. Business Calendar
If you need to quickly scan your calendar to check on your next meeting or see what your day looks like tomorrow, you can't beat the Business Calendar widget. It offers virtually every size and configuration option imaginable. I prefer the 4×4 (full screen) widget in agenda mode with the simple list of all upcoming calendar appointments.
4. Analytics Widget
If you use Google Analytics to track web site traffic, this little widget makes it easy to get a get quick glance at your traffic metrics. It takes up the same amount of space as an app icon and you can set up multiple widgets to track multiple metrics.
5. Google Reader ticker
To keep an eye on the latest news, it's hard to beat Google Reader, since it's completely customizable based on RSS feeds. You can follow national politics or world news or you can follow the smallest trade publication that covers your industry. As long as it has an RSS feed, you can put it in Google Reader and then you can follow it at a glance with the ticker widget that is automatically added when you install the Google Reader app.
6. Pulse
Pulse is another news reader that has a great widget. Pulse is a visual newsreader that represents stories with images that it finds within those stories. It has a nice default news feeds to choose from, but you can also search for lots of others from across the web. The widget only allows you to select on feed to use on its ticker.
7. Tripit
I've recommended Tripit on my favorite iPhone and Android apps lists because it's a great little service for tracking all of your travel itineraries. It also happens to have a useful Android widget that comes in two sizes.
8. Google Finance
The simple mission of Google Finance is to track stocks. The app also comes with a widget that allows you to quickly glance at the performance of a single stock or index in a little 2×1 widget. You can have use multiple instances of the widget to track multiple stocks.
9. Direct Dial & Direct Message
In addition to quick-glance information, Android widgets can also provide quick functions (kind of like macros or keyboard shortcuts on a PC). The Direct Dial and Direct Message widgets allow you to pick someone's phone number in your contacts and create an icon that allows you to immediately call or text that person. If you have a photo for the person then it shows their photo in a 1×1 icon. These two widgets come with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich (that's why there's no download link), but if you don't have a phone with ICS then you can use a widget like Picture Dial.
10. The Weather Channel
The weather update in Beautiful Widgets (above) is usually enough for me, but if I'm going on a trip or worried about the extended forecast and I want to track the weather a little more closely than The Weather Channel's has a great set of widgets. My favorite is the 4×1 widget.
11. Google Docs bar
The Google Docs app comes with a widget bar that provides one-tap access to your list of docs and your favorites and also let's you start a new document or add a photo to your docs with a single tap.
12. Evernote bar
Evernote is a great note-taking service that has multiple mobile apps as well as desktop apps and web access. The great thing is that you can make notes in any of these places and it gets synced to all of the other instances. The Evernote app for Android comes with a widget bar (similar to Google Docs) that gives you one-tap access to your notes, lets you search your notes, and lets you quickly create a new note.
13. Twitter
As I've said before, Twitter is a terrific real-time intelligence engine. Now that there's an official Twitter Android app, there are also a couple Twitter widgets (large and small) for scanning your Twitter stream. You can even configure the Twitter widget to display "Mentions" so that you can quickly see who's talking to you (or about you) and respond.
14. ESPN ScoreCenter
This ESPN widget that lets you keep track of the scores from your favorite sports teams. It shows the last game and the next game (or current game). You can quickly tap it to get more details in the ESPN app.
15. Dictionary.com
For my fellow wordsmiths out there, Dictionary.com has a terrific widget that allows you to type or speak a word and quickly get the definition. As a bonus, the widget also displays a word of the day.
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Style # 201772
Intricately detailed with a beautiful drape and subtle shine, this lightweight bebe sweater is the perfect textured layer. Elevate your denim by popping this piece on top and pairing with sparkling jewelry and heels. Ā
- 60% polyester, 25% nylon, 13% wool, 2% metallic.
- Center back to hem: 21" (53 cm).
- Dry clean.
- Imported.
- Model is 5'9" and is wearing a US size S.
Pointelle Batwing Sweater Top is rated out of 5 by 3.
Rated 4 out of 5 by Ctbliss from Love the sweater. Pretty sparkles in it that are very subtle. However one of the pitfalls of ordering things online having to seen it in person is the color is more a brown, I know it is called taupe but in the picture it looks like a lilac variation, still it is overall pretty.
Date published: 2012-11-10
Rated 4 out of 5 by 2Die4Fashion from Person preference This sweater gives you that casual but cool look. I am an athletic build with long arms, so most all of Bebe sweaters I order a Large. Although this sweater wasn't glitter or super sexified...I liked the look of it with a camy underneath. The material is that nice woven semi-heavy duty. This was a keeper in my closet.
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Rated 4 out of 5 by jodes from Very classy and versatile sweater Great fit and very usable top. Can be dressed up for business or worn casually.
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New policies are needed to break the cycle of debt dependency Sun, sea, sand, rum-punch, even reggae, these are the images that usually spring to mind when we think of the Caribbean islands. Less well-known is the profound sovereign debt crisis that many are currently experiencing. Indeed, for some, it has been a persistent and unresolved problem for well over … Continue reading


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SILC Faculty Member and member of our Spatial Network.
Stacy Benjamin directs the Certificate in Engineering Design program in Segal. She is an expert in engineering design process, innovation strategies, and project management, resulting from 10 years of industry experience at IDEO and independent innovation consulting.
Stacy strongly believes in learning-by-doing, and she works to structure class project experiences as close to industry experiences as possible. She encourages students to think critically throughout the design process. Asking the right questions can prevent you from solving the wrong problem.
Stacy has also been building a network of Segal Affiliates, specialists in industry from a range of companies in the Chicago land area. The Affiliates interact with the students through design reviews, guest lectures, project support, and more. This gives students another window on how engineering is applied in the real world, as well as a chance to begin building their own networks.


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Fair play to them. Gary 's mother drives the subaru now and have to say keeps it well still a class car.
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Remember there was talk of something like a charity event or something in Gary's memory didn't really happen but they can be hard to organise