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In the Biz: Kitchen Dimensions moving to Broadway
SARATOGA SPRINGS — After being at Franklin Square since the mid-1980s, Kitchen Dimensions is moving to the Algonquin Building at 512 Broadway.
The company has two other showrooms in Clifton Park/Halfmoon and Queensbury. Kitchen Dimensions offers cabinetry lines from builder's stock to antique reproductions.
"We are a full-service kitchen- and bath-oriented remodeling, design and supply company with emphasis on 'Design is the Difference,' " owner Steve Jackoski said. "We are also partners in our own counter-fabrication facility in the town of Moreau. This is Cut Right Counters, which one of our former employees branched off and founded this past year. The partnership provides us a unique opportunity to be a one-stop shop for every kitchen and bath project, new or old."
The company's showrooms display quartz-based counters, along with many different stones such as soapstone, marble and crystalline; exotic woods; and even recycled-paper counters. The Saratoga showroom also will feature some unique hardware lines to change the entire look of a project for relatively little expense.
Kitchen Dimensions' designers work with up-to-date, computer-aided design software and often still use hand-drawn renderings to capture the true spirit of the project, Jackoski said.
Kitchen Dimensions and Cut Right Counters offer full installation and remodeling services that let the customer have one project manager specializing in kitchen and bath projects. The company does site visits to measure and offer any suggestions it can while onsite. Even the smallest project receives personal attention.
"We think our smallest complete kitchen project is off Route 9N on Lake George in this great authentic cabin owned by a Glens Falls businessman and his wife," Jackoski said. "It was a lot of fun to work on, and every square inch was planned and designed for maximum function. No project is too small — or probably ever going to be smaller than that kitchen, but you never know."
The Kitchen Dimensions team is excited to locate its showroom in the Algonquin building on Broadway, he said.
"We were looking for that quintessential Saratoga location and believe we found it with this boutique concept we are developing," he noted. "We expect more clients to simply walk in and browse our displays for ideas and design details."
Satisfied customers are a constant goal for the company. Continued...
"There is nothing more gratifying than meeting customers years later while walking down Broadway and having them thank you again for their project," Jackoski said.
Besides being proud of past projects, the owner has plans for the future.
"We are working toward becoming a complete one-stop shop, and if I have my way, we will soon have our own tile company added to our group," he said. "Counters, cabinets, tile, remodeling services, all in one place. It's a very exciting time for our team."
The store is expected to open in May.
Reform Pilates to host fundraiser
Reform Pilates will offer special programs and raise funds for charity March 14.
At 6:30 p.m., former Olympic pairs skater and Disney motivational speaker Karen Courtland Kelly will present The Energy Show, which was created for Feld Entertainment's Disney on Ice. During the workshop, which costs $20, Kelly will help attendees become aware of their patterns and learn hidden dangers and secret weapons that can drain or maximize their energy.
From 7:30 to 8:15 p.m., Kelly will teach a free master mat class, where donations will be collected for Shelters of Saratoga.
Kelly is an Olympian and Level 4 True Pilates instructor.
The studio is located at 18 Division St., Suite 203. Call 871-1315 or go to www.reformyourbody.com.
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The average small airplane in the United States is now 40 years old and the regulatory barriers to bringing new designs to market are resulting in a lack of innovation and investment in small airplane design. So states one of the findings in a new bill introduced May 7 in the U.S. House of Representatives by Rep. Mike Pompeo (R-KS) and four cosponsors. The bill, H.R. 1848, is named the Small Airplane Revitalization Act of 2013, and its main goal is for the FAA to finalize its ongoing effort to rewrite FAR Part 23, regulations on certification of small airplanes, by December 31, 2015.
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No matter how smooth and enjoyable the flight, your passengers always will remember the landing. Anything other than a single, bounce-free touchdown is ripe for comment and, if your passengers also are pilots, ridicule. While a good landing is a combination of many factors, the last chance you have to affect its outcome is in the flare. Whether youre flaring too high above the runway or too low, at too high an airspeed or too enthusiastically, theres usually a fix for what ails your landings. A lot of it can come down to how you transition from approaching the runway with the nose down to the ideal nose-up, power-off attitude, inches above the runway. Its not that hard.
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If you suffer from SAD (seasonal affective disorder) or from jet lag, you may have considered light therapy. Most light therapy devices I've seen are banks of lights that you must sit in front of for periods of time, and you may feel you don't have the time to devote to this therapy. The Re-Timer glasses from Re-Time Inc say they will provide the light you need to keep your energy levels, sleep patterns, and body rhythms adjusted, but you won't be tied to one location while you enjoy the therapy. The glasses are said to produce no UV. They're portable and they even fit right over your glasses, so you can continue about your life while receiving the therapy. They are available in Australia and the US from the Re-Timer website for $273.90.
Sensus SRT-100 Now FDA Approved for Keloids
Source: medgadget .com
Sensus Healthcare (Boca Raton FL) received FDA approval to begin marketing its SRT-100 superficial radiotherapy system for the treatment of keloids, or scar tissue that forms over a wound whether from injury or surgical procedures. The system is used otherwise for treatment of non-melanoma skin cancers during in-office procedures.
Is there a Relationship Between Sleep Apnea and Central Corneal Thickness?
Source: unboundmedicine .com
Purpose: The objective of this study was to determine the central corneal thickness (CCT) measurements in patients with Sleep Apnea Syndrome (SAS) and the relationship between the severity of SAS and minimal arterial oxygen saturation (min. SpO2) with respect to CCT. Materials and methods: Two hundred and fourteen eyes of 107 patients (58 males, 49 females) who were diagnosed as SAS and 80 eyes of 40 healthy subjects (20 males, 20 females) were included in the study. The SAS patients were divided into subgroups according to their Apnea-Hypopnea Index (AHI) values as: AHI values between 5 and 15 as subgroup 1, between 15 and 30 as subgroup 2, and the values ≥30 as subgroup 3. The CCT was measured by an ultrasonic pachymetric system. Statistical analyses were an analysis of variance test and, for post-hoc analysis, the Dunnett C test.
iPad Vision Test Big Hit With Macular Degeneration Patients
Source: medscape .com
An overwhelming majority of people with age-related macular degeneration would rather test their vision with an iPad app than with traditional methods, a new study shows.
Blurring the lines of ethics when doctors use social media
Source: kevinmd .com
The position paper from the American College of Physicians and the Federation of State Medical Boards, is a humbling reminder of the challenges that today's physicians face when entering the online space.
Migraine is very much a childhood disorder
Source: kevinmd .com
"My wife gets migraines—really bad ones—and now my daughter seems to be getting them too. She's only 7! Is she just copying what her mom does? Can a child really start getting migraines?"
How do you find the best mobile health apps? HealthTap gets doctors to weigh in
Source: gigaom .com
With an estimated 40,000 mobile apps for iOS and Android that want to help you lose weight, track your fitness, manage chronic disease and address other health issues, separating the truly useful from the trash can be a tough challenge.
10 Beautiful Minerals You Won't Believe Are Found on Earth
Source: gizmodo .com
We've all seen our fair share of rocks, and most of them aren't that pretty. The ones that are though, can be totally mind-blowing. Ryoji Tanaka, a Japanese photographer and chemist, likes to capture some of the most striking elements, minerals, and compounds in close-up (like the Uranium-containing cuprosklodowskite you see above) and the results are crazy awesome.
How a Supercomputer May Have Finally Unlocked a Way to Beat HIV
Source: gizmodo .com
There's no easy answer for HIV; the sly virus uses our own immune cells to its advantage and mutates readily to shrug off round after round of anti-retrovirals. But thanks to the efforts researchers from the University of Illinois and some heavy-duty number crunching from one of the world's fastest petaflop supercomputers, we may be able to stop HIV right in its tracks.
An Interaction Designer Creates a Tactile Comic Book For the Blind
Source: gizmodo .com
Comic books and visual novels are difficult to translate into Braille; Usually, they're novelized or retold in audio formats. But is it possible to tell a visual story using tactile means alone? A Berlin-based interaction design student named Philipp Meyer thinks so.
Earth, as seen by Raspberry Pi camera attached to weather balloon
Source: engadget .com
The Raspberry Pi camera has been out for less than two weeks, and it's already skirted the final frontier. Armchair astronaut Dave Akerman strapped the $25 shooter to the equally inexpensive Raspberry Pi, put it inside a protective case shaped like the berry that inspired the product's name, and then attached it to a weather balloon. Three hours and quite a few vertical miles later, his experiment was recovered by a stranger not too far from the launch site, who called the phone number written on the side of the Linux powered microcomputer. The resulting photos are beautiful (see more at the source link), and required no help whatsoever from NASA.
Gmail's Getting a Neat Freak Overhaul for Web and Mobile
Source: gizmodo .com
Google just announced a new interface for you Gmail based around customizable tabs. The goal? To you help manage your goliath of an inbox. It looks pretty incredible.
Medgadget Interviews Adam Robertson, Co-founder of Medical Reputation Firm SayAh
Source: medgadget .com
SayAh, LLC is a unique company that creates digital tools for healthcare providers by designing surveys for patients to assess their physicians and clinic visits in a verified, real-time, and secure fashion. The company addresses the growing problem of unverified physician ratings on many of the "rate the doctor" sites. Medgadget recently had the opportunity to interview one of the co-founders, Mr. Adam Robertson, about the company.
Review: Figure1 Clinical Image Sharing App for iPhone (VIDEO)
Source: medgadget .com
Figure1 is a free iOS app (Android to come) debuting today at the Apple app store that hopes to be a "crowdsourced medical image library that healthcare professionals can use to share, rank, and discuss images." This editor sat down with Annie Williams and Gregory Levey of MovableScience, the company putting out Figure1, back at TEDMED and reviewed a pre-release version of the app. In comparison to the MobileCT app we wrote about last week, this app is more focused on education and information dissemination rather than diagnosis. It is also not limited to radiology, since it is able to share images from the iPhone camera as well.
The medical conversations are happening on Twitter, not Faceboo
Source: imedicalapps .com
When twitter initially launched I was largely skeptical on how it could be utilized in medicine. Initially I thought Facebook was a better option due to the ability to use more than 140 characters. Overtime though, it has become clear the medical conversations are happening on Twitter, not Facebook.
Another reason why the house call is dead
Source: kevinmd .com
We think the reason doctors rarely make house calls is money. Doctors can charge, but it is hard to charge enough to justify the time it takes to drive door-to-door, fill the tank and attend lengthy visits. Thus, the house call has faded into history. However, I have another theory about the end of this valuable service: perhaps it is increased emotional distance between patients and their doctors.
10 simple rules for doctors on social media
Source: kevinmd .com
How should doctors behave online? This is a funny question, isn't it?
Medical establishment loves rules and hierarchy. Social media does not. Social media levels the playing field of who gets to talk; it gives real caregivers a voice. That's very cool.
SMI, others to use Champions League final as eye-tracking experiment
Source: engadget .com
It may be the most watched sporting event, but SMI's more interested in how we watch the Champions League final than the game itself. The eye-tracking firm, in participation with the KMRC and University of Tübingen, will observe how 61 fans watch the Dortmund/Bayern tussle using its RED-m cameras. The project aims to discover if supporters of rival clubs perceive matches differently and, by tracking their eye movement, learn how those perceptions are formed. Of course, given our violently hysterical reactions when Didier Drogba sunk the winning penalty in last year's game, the researchers might have difficulty keeping the participants still enough to monitor.
Visual Test Associated With High IQ
Source: medicalnewstoday .com
Optical illusions have long been used in neuroscience to point out perceptions into how the brain functions, and now a visual test can detect impaired abilities to see large motions in high-IQ people, according to a new study.
Orthovoltage radiotherapy in the management of medial canthal basal cell carcinoma
Source: bmj .com
Aims To report the local control and complication rates of orthovoltage radiotherapy in the management of medial canthal basal cell carcinoma (BCC).
Does Brad Pitt suffer from face blindness?
Source: cnn .com
It seems that anytime Brad Pitt speaks, the world stops to listen, and his latest interview with Esquire has been no exception.
Treatment For Glaucoma May Lead To Droopy Eyelids
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Prostaglandin analogues (PGAs), drugs which lower intraocular pressure, are often the first line of treatment for people with glaucoma, but their use is not without risks. PGAs have long been associated with blurred vision, dryness, changes in eye color and other side effects. Now a new study has found that these drugs also cause upper and lower eyelid drooping and other issues that can interfere with vision. The findings are described in PLOS ONE.


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Hadrians Wall Path must rank as one of the easiest of National Trails to get to. It is served by two regional cities: Carlisle (in the west) and Newcastle upon Tyne (to the east), both of which have inter-city rail links and National Express coach services. Newcastle itself has its own international airport with scheduled services to many UK and overseas destinations.
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Well folks, thought this might be a good place to let you listen to some of the stuff we've uploaded to YouTube. Two of the three videos we have up at the minute feature my trusty Avalon DS-100E and it sounds great as always.
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Fretwear - Blue Veil
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Dishing the Dish
at Dishing the Dish, we like to find out whats trending, favorites and tricks of trade from other chefs around the world.
We are so lucky that
The Parker Palm Springs Excutive Chef, Jeffrey Lunak
took the time out to share with the kathyireland.com community some of his thoughts…
Q. What is the one thing everyone should know about food?
A. KEEP IT SIMPLE. I am still surprised how many chefs don't follow this long standing mantra.
Q. Favorite food?
Thai food. Simple bold flavors and brilliant texture. You can't go wrong.
Q. Who or what inspires your cuisine?
I would have to say the change in seasons, as well as my wife. She has always been very supportive of the long hours and the sudden changes in zip code.
Q. With the weight concerns in our country; What are your thoughts on healthy eating; do you try to bring any of that to your menu? If yes, what? If no, why?
We definitely highlight fresh local and sustainable ingredients, however, we also have our moments of overindulgence, i.e.…Chocolate Decadence French Toast among other things. Being a chef, I am obviously a proponent of eating well, living well, etc… as long as there is some balance of course.
Q. Tell me something about The Parker Palm Springs and why you like being there.
The Parker is the first place I have ever worked where you can completely be yourself. I am extremely passionate about what I do and this place really fosters that drive for excellence, and they do it in a very unique and "happy chic" way. Also, the diversity of our outlets really lets me have fun and keep it exciting.
Q. What's the largest number of people you have cooked for?
2000 people, three courses. Hopefully, I will never have to do that again. A little difficult for quality control.
Q. Who does the cooking at home and what is cooked?
That would be me. I am currently in my barbequing faze. Other than that, my wife is Sicilian so pasta is a no-brainer.
Q. What are some short-cuts or helpful tips that would help the busy mom or dad at home.
Salt, pepper, olive oil, garlic and fresh herbs go a long way. Whether you are marinating meat, chicken, fish, or even vegetables these simple ingredients can make a huge difference. Pineapple is a great item to use for less expensive cuts of meat to breakdown the connective tissue and create a nice flavor profile. Other than that, use fresh, local ingredients. Your kids will love you!
Q. Favorite veggie / fruit and why?
Favorite veggie- Kabocha Pumpkin Fruit- Peaches
Q. What are your favorite pairing?
Tuna and watermelon are a great combo
Peaches and Prosciutto are great as well. Both combinations really play on the salty and sweet thing, which is always a home run.
Q. Favorite appetizer?
Q. What would you be if you were not a chef?
Q. If you only could eat one meal what would it be?
Either the tasting menu at Masa's in NYC or In N Out Burger at 12AM after a busy service.
Q. Favorite romantic / or sexy food?
If I don't say Italian my wife will file for divorce.
Q. Favorite herb?
Italian Flat Leaf Parsley
Q. What is the one cooking utensil you could not live without?
Tasting Spoons. TASTE, TASTE, and TASTE!!!!!!!!
Q. Where do you see the trend in food / cooking going?
Hopefully it will continue to gravitate towards quality and sustainable driven ingredients prepared simply.
Q. Would you be willing to share a recipe with us? If so please enclose, thank you
Butterfinger Pancakes
Egg White Frittata of Shrimp with Tomato and Spinach and Home Fries
Butterfinger Pancakes
- 1 1/4 Quarts buttermilk
- 5 oz. fl. melted butter
- 5 oz.fl. milk
- 4 ¼ cups AP flour
- 1/2 Cup granulated sugar
- 6 Whole eggs
- 1 ½ Tablespoons baking powder
- 1 Tablespoons baking soda
- 1 Table spoons grand marnier
- 1 Zest of orange
- Pinch of salt
- 3 cups chopped butterfinger candy bar
- Combine all the wet ingredients, including the orange zest. Make sure you whisk the ingredients well to mix the eggs and the buttermilk well.
- Combine all the dry ingredients and mix well.
- Add the wet ingredients to the dry ingredients, and fold with a spatula, until mixed. (Don't worry about lumps)
- Add melted butter and continue to mix with spatula until mixture is well incorporated and some lumps are still in the batter
- Cook on a buttered griddle or pan until golden brown on both sides and cooked through.
- Garnish with a dollop of whipped cream, crumbled butterfinger and caramel sauce.
Egg White Frittata of Shrimp with Tomato and Spinach
and Home Fries
Serves 4
For the Frittata:
1 ¼ # shrimp, sliced in half lengthwise
4 Each plum tomatoes, cut into wedges
2 Tablespoons minced chives + 12 batons for garnish
Unsalted butter for frying, preferably clarified butter
4 handful fresh chopped spinach
3 Cups (24 ounces) egg whites
For the Home Fries
1 # pound fingerlings potatoes cut into four lengthwise boiled till tender and cooled
For the Frittata:
Preheat oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit.
Heat a sauté pan with 1 tablespoon of clarifiedbutter. Over high heat (about 350°), sauté the shrimp until cooked ¾ through, add the tomato, sauté for 1 minuteand add the spinach and cook till the spinach becomes wilted. Keep aside. In a bowl slightly beat the egg whites with the minced chives, season with salt and pepper. In a separate 6"nonstick pan, cook the egg whites until they are halfway done. Put the shrimp mixture on the egg whites and finish in the oven until set (2 to 3 minutes).
For the home fries:
In a 8" sauté pan, heat a tablespoon of butter and sauté the potatoes and cook until golden brown.
Place the home fries in the center of each plate and put the frittata over them. Garnish with chive batons.


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The members weighed, measured, poured, heat sealed and packed the dry ingredients for the thousands of meals.
The macaroni meals are fortified with soy protein, nutrients, and vitamins.
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The Journal of Near Eastern Studies is devoted to the study of the civilizations of the Near East from prehistory to the end of the Ottoman period in 1922. JNES embraces a uniquely broad scope of time, place, and topic, including contributions from scholars of international reputation on topics in Assyriology, Egyptology, Hittitology, Hebrew Bible and allied ancient studies, as well as a second area of emphasis in early, medieval, and early-modern Islamic studies. The disciplinary range of the journal runs from history and language to religion and literature to archaeology and art history.
The Journal of Near Eastern Studies was founded in 1884, with an original emphasis on Old Testament studies. The journal was renamed twice over the course of the following century, each name change reflecting the growth and expansion of the fields covered by the publication. Originally titled Hebraica, the journal in 1895 became the American Journal of Semitic Languages and Literatures; the present title came about in 1942.
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THE 37TH ANNUAL PRIDEFEST RETURNS TO CIVIC CENTER PARK, JUNE 16-17. THE 4TH LARGEST PRIDE FESTIVAL IN THE U.S., Denver PrideFest is produced by Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center of Colorado and features the hugely-popular CoorsLight PrideFest Parade (starting from Cheesman Park, Sunday at 9:30a.m.); Dance Stage with DJs, Country Stage with line-dancing lessons; Latin Stage with cultural programming; wonderful activities for kids and families; festival food and drink; 250+ vendor booths; and Main Stage entertainment all weekend: Sat., 11a.m.-7p.m. & Sun., 10a.m.-6p.m. Info: denverpridefest.org. Photo: WonderWorks Studios
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For a cheap laugh it's always enjoyable to watch a real man scream like a girl. I'm sad to say that I've fallen victim to this before and sometimes even followed it up with a loud high pitched scream and blabbering, odd jibberish intermixed with swear words. Kenny Smith doesn't have that problem, and luckily avoided any damage to his image by taking this prank last night on TNT in stride.
A great idea and well executed. Unfortunately though Smith didn't flinch leaving, which definitely lessened the potency of this prank. Kudos to TNT for again having some fun with their studio broadcasts which has been a staple for them that NBA fans have grown accustomed to.
We've had our fair share of Gus Johnson news over the past few days, so we'd be remiss to not point out that Gus Johnson officially joined on at FOX Sports Media Group today. Here's an excerpt from the press release:
The voice renowned for March Madness buzzer-beaters is now the voice of fall's gridiron glory and more as FOX Sports Media Group has named Gus Johnson lead play-by-play announcer for its college football coverage and men's basketball on the Big Ten Network. He will team with FOX Sports football analyst Charles Davis to form the Group's lead college football announce team. The announcement was made today by FOX Sports Executive Producer and Co-President & COO, FOX Sports Media Group, Eric Shanks.
This season, Johnson and Davis call Big 12, Conference USA and Pac-12 regular-season games on FX, as well as a pair of games for Big Ten Network, one of FOX's two conference football championship games and the AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic. In 2012, they'll call FOX's regular-season over-the-air broadcast schedule, culled primarily from the network's recently completed rights agreement with the Pac-12, as well as the aforementioned postseason assignments. In addition, Johnson also continues as the lead play-by-play voice for college basketball on Big Ten Network, will call FOX's Pac-12 men's basketball tournament games come 2013 and select NFL on FOX broadcasts following the college football season this year.
Johnson, who dropped a patented Ahhhhh at his press conference, is undoubtedly happy with his decision to join FOX. While I can't help but think his name has peaked, he's now in a spot to be No. 1 at his station, which was simply not going to happen at CBS. Still, I feel like the Gus Johnson brand blew up with March Madness and probably could've only gotten bigger if he was given an opportunity to fulfill his dream and call the Final Four. That's unlikely to happen now, but only time will tell if his cult-like following will die down a little bit in the years to come.
For some more reading, check out Ben Koo's quality piece on Johnson's run with CBS and its inevitable end. Congrats to Johnson, and congrats to FOX for finally improving its announcing crew.
By now you've heard that Gus Johnson has indeed parted ways with CBS and will likely be touching down at Fox in the coming days. The bad news is that Johnson will no longer be the signature voice that captures and at times drives the riveting action of March Madness. There is no doubt that in 10 months we'll all fully feel the void of his absence as one of the best sporting events will revert back to a more reserved style of announcing without Johnson's unique voice. Heartbreak city.
I thought Clark Kellogg did a great job summarizing Johnson's unique appeal when we spoke several months ago.
"His natural enthusiasm, and his uniqueness on how he combines his excitement and passion with terrific calls. I've heard this from countless people around the country as they love him doing NCAA games.
I think he's a tremendous fan, play by play guy, and that his rhythm is hand in glove the style for basketball. He has a nice understanding for pace, flow, his excitement rises as the game goes from possession to possession. He just has a really intuitive sense for calling basketball that appeals to fans and makes him a lot of fun to work with."
CBS has said goodbye to Johnson leaving a lot of people scratching their head, but really you could have seen this coming for ages. I actually thought about writing about Johnson's imperfect relationship with CBS and how it would effect his career going forward many times over but could never nail down exactly when his contract expired with CBS. I asked around and nobody knew, hence it was hard to gauge when we could see some type of decision/drama regarding Johnson. Seemingly out of nowhere this news came and went as his contract with CBS lapsed and there stood too many issues for him to come back to the network...
Frankly, it's not a surprise to see Gus Johnson leave CBS in these circumstances. (I'll let you connect the dots on just who might be upset with Gus' popularity.) Perhaps the network execs at Fox were smart enough to realize Johnson's true value, with young fans especially, and offer him a number that CBS couldn't match... or an offer that CBS didn't want to match. Viewers will now tune into Fox's college football and basketball and NFL broadcasts because of Gus Johnson. It's a very wise move for Fox. If Johnson gets some high profile NFL games, it may in fact be a better career move for him than staying at CBS, where the glass ceiling was going to keep him down for the foreseeable future.
On the brink of elimination, the Detroit Red Wings completed a stunning 3rd period comeback last night in San Jose to extend the series. The Sharks badly outplayed the Wings for the majority of the night which made Detroit's three unanswered goals in the the third period that much more surprising. Game 6 will be Tuesday night at 8pm on Versus.
While the comeback was unexpected, former Sharks player Jeremy Roenick's scathing evisceration of Marleau was even more shocking. Marleau currently serves as an alternate captain for the Sharks and was a teammate of Roenick's in San Jose from 2007-2009. In the video above, you can see Roenick not exactly sugarcoating his criticism of Marleau's play through 5 games of the series.
Monday May 9
Minnesota Twins @ Boston Red Sox (ESPN 7PM) Sean McDonough, Rick Sutcliffe, Aaron Boone
Tuesday May 10
St. Louis Cardinals @ Chicago Cubs (MLBN 8PM) Local Broadcasters [Alternate Game: Cincinnati @ Houston]
Wednesday May 11
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Thursday May 12
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Kansas City Royals @ New York Yankees (MLBN 7PM) Local Broadcasters [Alternate Game: Seattle @ Baltimore]
Friday May 13
Boston Red Sox @ New York Yankees (MLBN 7PM) Bob Costas,Jim Kaat [Alternate Game: St. Louis @ Cincinnati]
Saturday May 14
St. Louis Cardinals @ Cincinnati Reds (MLBN 4PM) Local Broadcast [Alternate Game: Kansas City @ Detroit]
Boston Red Sox @ New York Yankees (FOX 7PM) Joe Buck, Tim McCarver
San Francisco Giants @ Chicago Cubs (FOX 7PM) Matt Vasgersian, Eric Karros
Arizona Diamondbacks @ Los Angeles Dodgers (FOX 7PM) Kenny Albert, Mark Grace
Sunday May 15
Philadelphia Phillies @ Atlanta Braves (TBS 1:30PM) TBA, Ron Darling
Boston Red Sox @ New York Yankees (ESPN 8PM) Dan Shulman, Orel Hershiser, Bobby Valentine
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An acronym for benzoylmethylecgonine (cocaine) originated by private school kids in the Chelsea district of New York City in late 2009 Yo my nose is all clogged up because I've been fucking with that bip
or Who's down to hit the slopes and blow some bip or Are you wearing snow boots? Because the bip on this table requires a North Face or Reesa lost dumb weight over the summer because she was doing mad bip or Amandalynn said she wanted to blow some yams for Christmas, but Santa Claus didn't bring her any of that white bip |
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noun (most commonly pronounced 'burrrr') used to describe someone mentally challenged, or to describe them as stupid or dumb after committing an action not soundly carried out or speaking in a dumb manner. mostly a temporary nickname for people, 'bip' can sometimes become permanent if the person continues to act in a stupid way. Tom- yo shawn you get deeds from that girl?
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Landing a clean punch to the face. Anderson Silva straight caught James Irvin's leg and was like, "bip!"
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The act of hitting someone. This could be physically or mentally. It usually leaves you speechless or feeling played. Kenneth: You are a lame.
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As said, originating from Broward County, Florida. Slang for high-quality marijuana such as funk, fire, kind, etc. Taken from the word krypto, shortened and changed to a "B" for governmental monitoring purposes. J came through with the bip and we got lifted.
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A cute name for a fart. Hehe, I just bipped.
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Illinois is off to a perfect start under John Groce. Our experts have noticed, as the Fighting Illini made the biggest jump this week. Power Rankings »Brennan: Poll Thoughts »Ford/Bilas: Top PG?
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Kentucky remained No. 1 in Jason King's Top 25, but there are a number of changes elsewhere. What do Andy Katz and Dick Vitale think? Who are the returnees and freshmen you should keep an eye on? Read on to get an early look.
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As suitors line up to woo the nation's No. 3 recruit, Tyus Jones vows to keep his inner circle tight and his dreams big. ESPN.com tagged along with Jones to offer a snapshot of the life of a big-time prospect.
After seven years, 156,000 miles, 254 games and one wedding engagement, a remarkable display of fandom has come to an end. For Texas superfan Ryan Clark, it's been the journey of a lifetime.
Florida International's new coach Anthony Evans was hired after working wonders at Norfolk State. It wasn't easy to get that opportunity to move up in the coaching ranks.
After a decade at Kansas, Joe Dooley is finally back in charge of a program -- and a program that captured the hearts of fans across the country just two months ago: Florida Gulf Coast.
With Michael Dixon seeking a waiver to play immediately at Memphis, last year's unfortunate judge-and-jury precedent by the NCAA in the Dez Wells appeal leaves the organization with little choice.
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On September 20, 2012, ASCE LIB in conjunction with ITE held the annual transportation seminar at Milleridge Inn Cottage House. The afternoon topic was the "NCHRP Synthesis Report 4040: State-of-the-Practice in Highway Access Management" by Jerry Gluck, PE, PTOE and Matt Lorenz, PE PTOE.
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WILLIAMSON – The Mingo County Schools Department of Student Services has announced a new community outreach program targeting the county's students who have issues regarding poor school attendance and their parents.
Drema Dempsey, Mingo County Schools Director of Student Services and Attendance, has announced that the department, in conjunction with the host schools, is scheduling a groundbreaking series of community based parental support nights aimed at providing support to the county's truant students. This series of meetings, the Family Support for School Attendance Evenings, will be held in centralized locations in the different attendance areas of Mingo County.
Parents will be invited to visit with members of the Mingo County Schools Student Attendance Department to discuss issues regarding their students' school attendance. Director Dempsey and members of her staff will be on hand to discuss any concerns related to school attendance. Also, representatives of Mingo County School's Community Partnership Alliance, who are community resource agencies offering support programs for attendance barriers, such as wellness, teen pregnancy, child care responsibilities and other student issues, will be present with information on their services.
The first of the Family Support for School Attendance Evenings will be held at Tug Valley High School on Thursday, October 4, from 5-7 p.m. The second of the Family Support for School Attendance Evenings will be held at Mingo Central High School on Thursday, October 18, from 5-7 p.m. A third meeting in the series will be held at a yet to be determined location and date.
In addition to the county Student Services staff, other representatives on hand at these evening meetings will include, but are not limited to, MIHOW (Maternal Infant Health Outreach Worker) Program by ABLE Families of Kermit, RESA II, L.I.N.K. Child Care Resources, the Family Resource Network, and the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources.
According to Director Dempsey, hopes are high that bringing these evenings out to the parents will be a giant move towards better support for parents in their struggles with keeping their children motivated to attend school.
"We realize that parents work and cannot always meet with us during the day. We want to make every effort to meet with parents before we have to initiate truancy proceedings," said Dempsey. "This series will allow us to not only open a line of communication between parents and the school system, but it will also allow us to share with them support resources from our community partners that they may find helpful. Hopefully, these meetings are at a time that is convenient for their schedules as well."


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Gary Short is from Virginia City, Nevada. He is the author of three poetry collections: Theory of Twilight, (Ahsahta Press, 1994); Flying Over Sonny Liston (University of Nevada Press, 1996), which won the Western States Book Award; and 10 Moons and 13 Horses (University of Nevada Press, 1996). He has been a Stegner fellow at Stanford, a fellow at the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown, and has had residencies at the MacDowell Colony, the Vermont Studio Center, and the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts. He received a Pushcart Prize for 2008 and has been awarded grants and fellowships from the Nevada Arts Council, the Sierra Nevada Arts Council, Writers at Work, and the Squaw Valley Community of Writers. A former editor for Hayden's Ferry Review, Shankpainter, and Great Basin Magazine, he recently lived in Guatemala and now teaches at the University of Mississippi. Photo by Jill Osier |


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aaaaaand blastbeats.
"bees that are on fire are several times more manly than those that are not on fire."
Haha, yes, I was aware of both spacial details!
My favorite is probably the title track which I also posted in the last thread. It's very subtle and almost definitely displays the most lyrical prowess on the album.
I've posted Birdsongs of the Mesozoic here before, I think. (but not this particular song) Pretty cool.
also lololol the uploader got the album title and band name mixed up. way to go, dude. attention to detail.
I think I like this genre. Ominous, funky, and bizarre all at once.
While Reckoner is probably my favorite Radiohead song, Veridus Quo stands out for me cause it's awesome to hear Daft Punk doing something so mellow! Not the most impressive mashup, but the two songs melded together sounds cool enough for me .
I honestly did not believe that this could be good. One of the defining moments of doom metal, turned acoustic? And some punk thinks he can sing one of Cornell's most technically impressive performances?
I must say I felt awfully silly when I actually listened to it.
I've been jumping around the suggested videos from Soundgarden tracks can you tell
Hey guys, something I've always wondered about: Why do so many albums have a Japanese bonus track? I've never understood that.
EDIT: Also, haha, that Billie Jean cover is awesome
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A underground/indie/whatever rapper that I listen to a lot.
I didn't make the video. Its not like the lyrics are hard to hear.
Also, if I recall correctly, albums are way more expensive in Japan.
Also this is the only wan to get some of these things in Japan. A lot of B-sides and shit don't see the "usual" "correct" release.
Now. I think this is my favorite Queen song of all time, I've finally decided, after some deliberation:
I was never hugely into them, but they are actually pretty okay. More things behind the spoiler:
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Plenty of hugs and tears as the haws family learned the fate of their loved one's killer. Jorge Banda was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. In September, Banda was found guilty of killing Tulare County Sheriff's Detective Kent Haws in 2007, but his sanity remained in question. The jury later decided the 25-year-old was indeed sane.
"Same emotions I always have when I go to court. I'm always anxious and nervous and try to be strong and hold it in. It eventually comes out," said Francisca Haws. She is Kent hawses widow. She spoke in front of the judge before Banda was sentenced.
"I didn't write it down. I didn't really rehearse it. I just kind of winged it. I pulled out one of the albums. It had pictures from Father's Day with Dominik and Nicholas. I just wanted him to see what Kent was really like, said Haws.
It's been a long time coming for the Haws family. There were a number of delays before the case went to trial. , David Alavezos, the supervising deputy of the Tulare County District Attorney's Office, said, "I knew it would happen. We knew it would take a while because of the nature of the case. We tried to prepare the family for that, but I knew we'd get to trail and we would have the verdict we had."
It's a win for the Haws family and everyone involved, but Haws said it doesn't make things easier, "He's in a better place but we still want to be selfish and have him here with us."
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So it has been an enormously stressful first week-ish back in the land of the Mancunians, but i am finally out of the woods. After 4 sleepless nights, a shitton of biology, an anxiety attack/mental breakdown, a week of waiting nervously and some mitigating circumstances forms, i am officially a zoology student at the University of Manchester. thank fuck for that.
In between the anxiety and the mitigating circumstances i spent several days with my lovely english boyfriend. The reunite went wonderfully and all of tumblr can b'aww when i tell you that he took me out to dinner at an adorable little italian restaurant where we ate pizza and sipped cappuccinos and talked about learning french (among other things) :) My days spent with him were stress-free and left me floating on cloud 9 despite all of the scary things i was dealing with at the time.
Before i expand on the french thing, let me just add that i have been staying all by my lonesome in my new house because no one else has moved in yet :P Luckily Luke did keep me company for a majority of this time so it's all good. People will be moving in Monday so just a few more days of loneliness! i'm sure i'll be missing the peace and quiet very much once everyone else arrives, though.
anyway, french! My boy and i decided we wanted to learn a language together. (because we're adorable, etc) it was between french and italian, and after heavy deliberation, french became the victor. He's already got quite a bit under his belt so i'm playing catch-up atm :P the goal is to go to paris in the spring and put the french to use. can't wait! i've been really wanting to go to Paris since i started here, as it's quite close and a relatively inexpensive venture. of course i'll take a billion pictures and post like 5 on here.
my musical interest has also been reignited for the first time in ages, as i bought 4 CDs for myself this past week when typically i come home empty handed. My purchases include:
Sam Duckworth - The Mannequin (just came out, really enjoyed it! love me some sam)
The XX - xx (recommended by my best friend, chilled out, very sweet, and lovely)
The Joy Formidable - The Big Roar (Prefer the EP 'a balloon called moaning', but if you dont mind heavier sounding stuff it's got some real catchy tracks and abstract but pretty lyrics)
Vampire Weekend - Vampire Weekend (i've listened to this for the past few years but never owned the CD. Good, upbeat, fun)
So all in all a successful week for music!
We also visited a shop called Forbidden Planet, which is a geek's paradise. I loved every minute of it though! The downstairs area had a huge selection of manga and comic books and other sorts of graphic novels. The idea of kicking back with an old school spiderman comic or something really appeals to me, and i'm interested in possibly picking up some manga. The artwork has always interested me but i've typically shied away since at home it was always kinda "weird" if you were into that stuff. Even though i've been told it's not real anime, i adored the Avatar the Last Airbender series and still rewatch episodes to this day :L it's so good! I also watched Death Note over winter break last year, as well as a few other notable series. So i see a lot more of this Forbidden Planet store in my future, maybe get my hands on some comic books and be a proper geek in my spare time :P
Being back in england has been awesome, despite the stressful moments. Loving being in the culture and the accents and just like…everything. I'm a minority again! it certainly brings out another side of me, hard to pinpoint what exactly, but it's a nice side. Plus the independence is nice. Just sucks to have to pay for things again! I'm looking for a job, we will see how that goes. "Hi I dont have any UK references and i cant work weekends and only a few hours during the week. hire me?" worth a try eh :P
lastly i miss riding! i saw some signs with horses on them near my house, i might head down the road to see if there's a farm or something. Would just be cool to pet the horses and stuff, i miss them. Riding for Uni doesnt start until october :(
well it's late now so i am off to bed. tomorrow i will finally unpack all of my clothes and settle into my room, put up pictures and whatnot to make it less bland. i'll take a picture when my room nears completion.
p.s. Get cape concert on september 30th yessssssssssssssss <3


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This is my second stay. I was a little hesitant after some reviews I had seen. I was perfectly satisfied. Some people just like to complain. - Jay
Very good location. Direct access to the beach. Close to nice restaurants. - peter
The suite we stayed in had just been remodelled, it was great, we had a couple of minor issues when we first arrived that were quickly corrected by Hotel Staff. - Susan
we had a completly updated room, nice tv, excellent huge bed. free parking, the hotel is not really central if you want to be @ maimi south beach so i would recomend a car if staying in this hotel, then it's about 15 minutes drive - Anonymous
Really nice rooms , felt like the rooms were made for a Royal Family ! - Roger
Very good location, excellent staff and rooms are great - Anonymous