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Take 1 drink any time…
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- …someone makes a (liberal) political statement.
- …someone mentions Whitney Houston.
- …someone says "Wow" during their acceptance speech (1 drink per "wow")
- …the camera cuts to Brad Pitt or Angelina Jolie
Take 2 drinks any time…
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- …Billy Crystal makes reference to his hosting experiences in the past.
Take 3 drinks any time…
- …someone's acceptance speech gets interrupted by the orchestra playing them off.
- …someone makes a (conservative) political statement.
- …someone makes a reference to The Tree of Life being weird, experimental, pretentious, etc.
- …there's a mention of Michael Fassbender getting screwed over in these awards.
- …there's a reference to Twilight.
And the part of the game that will really test your resilience: For every award being given, before the winner is announced, say 1.) Which nominee you want to win, and 2.) Which nominee you expect to win.
- If the winner is the nominee you want to win, congratulations! Take 1 drink!
- If the winner is the nominee you expect to win, you're so smart! Take 2 drinks!
- If the winner is a nominee you neither wanted or expected to win, learn from your mistakes! Take 3 drinks!
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Barbecue Meat Loaf Sandwiches
Yield: Makes 6 sandwiches
- 1 (9.5-ounce) box frozen five-cheese Texas toast
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- 6 (1-inch-thick) cold meat loaf slices
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- Prepare Texas toast according to package directions.
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- Spray a large nonstick skillet with cooking spray, and heat over medium-high heat. Add meat loaf slices, and cook 5 minutes. Turn, brush evenly with barbecue sauce, and cook 5 minutes more or until thoroughly heated.
- Top each slice of toast evenly with meat loaf slices, coleslaw, and onion rings. Serve immediately.
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The Ukrainian steel magnate and art collector Victor Pinchuk has added his name to the list of billionaires who have pledged to give away half their wealth in their lifetimes or at their deaths.
The Giving Pledge, launched in 2010 by Bill and Melinda Gates and Warren Buffett, has now attracted the support of 12 billionaires outside the US.One of them is Pinchuk, whose wealth was estimated at $4.2bn by Forbes magazine in March 2012. He already supports a range of health and education causes in Ukraine and since 2006 has funded a contemporary art gallery in a converted hotel in Kiev which hosts displays of major international artists; concurrent shows of work by the Chapman Brothers (see below) and Tony Oursler opened last week.In 2011, Pinchuk told The Art Newspaper he now plans to build a "landmark" museum in Ukraine within "five years" and recently said he was close to choosing an architect for the project.Another new signatory to the Giving Pledge is the Russian mining tycoon Vladimir Potanin (worth $14.5bn according to Forbes). He was the first oligarch to make significant contributions to the arts, first giving over $1m in 1999 to renovate St Petersburg's 19th-century Rostral columns. He is also one of the Hermitage Museum's top supporters and donated Malevich's Black Square, 1915 to the St Petersburg institution in 2002. He serves as a trustee of the Guggenheim Museum in New York and supported the 2005 "Russia!" exhibition as well as the institution's branch in Las Vegas, in partnership with the Hermitage.
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The Presidential Ticket: the Obamas, the McCains, Sarah Palin, and Joe BidenAs of October 31st, only four short days will remain until Election Day 2008. By then, the campaign trail will be blazing, offering many gaffes to ham up on Halloween night; so it stands to reason that the most engaging group costume of the year will be a lampoon of the candidates, their running mates and their wives. You and your friends can interpret the presidential ticket by wearing impeachable outfits, holding impromptu debates or town halls, stumping for votes, and muckraking your opponents all night long. While the race to the White House may have a photo finish, this group costume will win by a landslide.
Costume requirements: Business suits, campaign buttons and other props appropriate to character.
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HoboWith banks going belly up and retirement funds going down the drain, the hobo might be the sleeper hit of the 2008 Halloween costume season. Sure, it's a classic option that some might think passé, but consider today's troubling times. You can take this vintage costume, reapply it to current hardships by using props that reference today's crisis, and become a modern-day hobo who evokes a little sympathy and a lot of humor. Plus, reinterpreting a traditional costume deserves maximum props. Each year, pop culture references abound on Halloween, so going with a classic costume with a contemporary spin will prove your ingenuity and singularity.
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If you've ever encountered a person with flying goggles, clad in tweeds and clutching a mahogany laptop or brass smartphone on a chain, what's the explanation? Phill Jupitus steps into an era where the 19th and 21st centuries charmingly collide, to investigate the time travelling cult known as Steampunk.
Travelling back to the steam-powered future, Phill discovers a cast of modern characters - engineers, scientists, writers, artists and inventors - taking their inspiration from the Victorian and Edwardian arts and sciences, and from the fiction of H.G. Wells.
"It's still the early twenty-first century. The Victorian world, the Edwardian world carried on", explains Ian Crichton aka Herr Doktor amongst an array of fantastical homemade devices: digital camera modified with rivets, brass-etched ray gun, steam pistol and a space helmet like that worn by Lionel Jeffries in The First Men on The Moon. "We've got steam-powered cars on the streets. We've got huge dirigibles flying to Japan".
Steampunk speculates on an imaginary overlap between the 19th century and the present day. Phill investigates at a Steampunk convivial, The Houses of Parliament, on an x-ray ward, at a punk gig and in a shed in suburban Surrey.
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A big story out of Florida is putting a rather chilling twist on the unemployment crisis. Erinn Alberts actually had a job with Digital Domain ... or at least, she thought she did. That is until she and her husband sold their furniture, packed their kids in the car, and drove all the way from their home in New Hampshire to Florida, where she was greeted with the news that the company behind Titanic and The Transformers was filing for bankruptcy.
The job Erinn had been promised was cut in the process, along with about 280 positions at Digital Domain's offices in Port St. Lucie, Florida. Now she's out of a job, 30 hours from home, and she and her husband have to try to figure out how to feed their three kids.
It's the kind of story that's so terrifying because it could happen to any of us, to anyone who follows the "rules" when it comes to job hunting. You don't just up and move until you have a plan, but they did. Erinn had a job, what seemed like a good job.
Both of the Alberts had worked for major media companies like MTV and Universal Pictures. The job as a production accountant with Digital Domain seemed to fit right in. The production company was going to pay her $46,000 a year. They even had a specialist assisting the family in finding temporary housing. Moving for a job, even moving a long distance like the Alberts, is not uncommon in this economy. You take a job where you can find it.
I feel for the Alberts because it seems they're another family victimized by a system that gives corporations the power to put profits ahead of people.
Digital Domain has clearly been having trouble. It listed debts of $214.9 million on its bankruptcy statement. And yet, they were hiring? They allowed their human relations department to extend the offer of relocation assistance to a woman, bringing not just her but a husband and three kids all the way from New Hampshire? That's callous and cruel, inexcusably so.
It never should have gotten this far. No company in that position should be hiring, and no potential employee should have to put themselves in such a risky position.
I'm sure the people at the top will be fine, of course. They always are. Digital Domain was able to sell its production business to Searchlight Capital Partners for $15 million, so the big guys will make out just fine. It's people like Erinn Alberts, her husband Aaron, and their three kids who are left to scramble because a company played around with people's lives.
If you can help them with a job lead, Aaron is sharing his email: firstname.lastname@example.com.
What do you think of companies that hire people only to fire them because they can't keep the doors open? Should that be illegal?
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how awful .. how can a business do some such thing?
Could they sue, or does the filing for bankruptcy protect the company from the judgement they'd get?
I agree with Jeanne this should be illegal. It's horrible what was done to her. No one at the company will probably even acknowledge being responsible for doing something this callous.
Call me cold and heartless all you want but I still don't think the company owes them anything. We get screwed in business all the time, and I mean all the time. Three times just this year. Sometimes people tell you things that aren't true, in fact people do that a lot, so its your job to protect yourself. I don't have a lack of pity, I lack pity for these people that chose not to educate themselves and put them self in this position. I have been in their position before and chose not to make the gamble. When I was pregnant one of the job offers we got was in Detroit, we researched not just the company and the owners of that company but how the economy was doing in that area. I was out of work and the company was not making enough to support us let alone a baby, and we really wanted to make sure we made the right choice. Moving to Detroit would have been the worse choice we could have made, we would be in that couples position. I would also like to add we would never leave our home and family for a measly $47,000 a year.
Are there big bad evil corporations out there? Yes, but it doesn't mean you become their victim. I hope they find work soon, or that maybe they can raise funds to get back home but they will have to do it without my help. And too Donna we are small business owners don't you get that we have many times put all our chips because of promises we were so sure were true just to get screwed over? What you call a lack of pity, I call business smarts. I do my part for my community but I look out for my family and have learned not to put a lot of stock in empty promises.
I would also like to ask all of you: would you move half across the country with your two children for a job with out an employment contract to ensure this didn't happen to you?
I would say she should sue them, but I doubt they have the money.
That being said, both parents should apply for FL teaching jobs. You don't even need a degree to teach there.


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When a parked car is at fault
Here's how you should deal with insurance -- or law enforcement -- if someone else's lousy parking job made it difficult or impossible for you to avoid an accident.
Bad drivers usually get what's coming to them: tickets, fender-benders, higher car insurance rates.
But what about bad parkers?
The driver who scrapes an inconsiderately or illegally parked car usually curses it, then takes the blame because he was moving and the parked car wasn't.
So it may come as a surprise to you -- and even to some police officers -- that a poorly parked car can be held liable, either by an auto insurance company or in a court of law.
"Absolutely," says Glenn Greenberg, a spokesman for Liberty Mutual. "Just because the vehicle is parked doesn't absolve it in 100% of cases from any liability in the accident."
Situations vary so widely that it's difficult to provide blanket at-fault rules, particularly given the added variability of state and local laws. But to get a general idea of when, or if, the driver of a parked car may have toassume some responsibility, consider these two scenarios:
- A public parking lot is full, and a large van has pulled to the side of the lot's exit lane to park. A driver leaving the lot -- his attention focused on cross traffic -- scrapes the side of the van as he turns onto the street. Clearly, the van should not have been parked there. So is the van's driver partly to blame for the accident?
- A driver pulls to the side of a rural roadway to make a phone call. The speed limit is 50 mph, and the road lacks a wide shoulder. The car extends slightly into the driving lane just past a curve. Another car comes around the bend and, unable to stop or veer into oncoming traffic, hits the parked car from behind. Should the parked driver pay?
Is this parked car an inconvenience or a hazard?
George P. Patterson, a lawyer with Sasscer, Clagett & Bucher in Maryland, has fielded his share of calls from drivers who believe they've been wronged by bad parkers.
One simple way to assess blame, he says, is to ask, "Was this parking violation creating an inconvenience or a safety hazard?"
If it's the former, as with the van in the parking lot, the driver certainly may be cited for illegal parking, but likely won't be held accountable for the accident. It is the responsibility of other drivers to make their way around the car, no matter how annoyed or distracted they may be.
"When you're driving your car and you can see it, it's really on you to avoid it," says Patterson.
The car parked along the bending highway, though, is clearly violating a no-parking rule that exists for safety reasons. In that situation, the parked driver's car insurance company may end up paying all or part of the damages.
Patterson currently represents a client involved in just such a case. His client was rounding a bend in the left lane of the Washington Beltway, a divided highway, and hit a tow truck parked partially in the lane of travel. His client was unable to swerve because of traffic in the neighboring lane.
"That's a situation where you have clear negligence on the part of the tow truck, and a situation where the driver couldn't have done anything," Patterson says.
Drivers have a duty to move their cars off the road to the best of their ability, particularly where other drivers would not expect to encounter a parked vehicle.
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I see again and again and again, some of you (maybe the MAJORITY) like so many people in our society, LOVE to make an excuse. You want to be right you ignore the law when you know or so CONVENIENTLY forget that you must not park more that x distance from the side walk, at least x distance from a fire hydrant, not in front of a driveway; no double parking. But because those laws are not consistently enforced by the people who are paid to do so you believe you are right.
Where is common sense? OHHH, I forgot, SENSE is NO LONGER COMMON. I would like to live to see the day when our politicians start using common sense and maybe then the laws will be enforced.
A vehicle that is parked bad should be ticketed. Those people suddenly decide to walk in between traffic especially when they do not have the right of way should be ticketed. but currently, if they are strucked down it becomes the driver's fault.
No common sense being used over the past 25-30 year is why our society is the way it is. NO RESPECT for anyone and anything. But as soon as something bad happens the first words out of most of you mouths are How could that happen or what an idiot they are or that don't make sense...Now ask yourselves, HOW MUCH ARE YOU WILLING TO PAY FOR SENSE since it is no longer COMMON?
what state are you from? anybody in texas can stop in the lane closest to their intended turn direction to wait for oncoming traffic to clear. if it is not written, then it is implied. no policeman would cite you for stopping with your turn signal on. please respond so i can avoid your state.
Anyone who double parks a car, should be held responsible if they are hit.
Double Parking is illegal, yet people do not seem to understand that. Putting your flashers on does not make the situation ok. Neither does "oh, someone is just running in and out really fast"...
To me, double park, pay the price!
freedomfrom the press, you are 100% wrong. A car stopped, with left turn signal on waiting for on coming traffic that get hit in the rear is fault free. A.) He has control of the lane. B.) he is stopped. C.) his signal is on notifying all traffic of his intent. The driver coming from the rear is at fault.
As for the parked car in a parking lot. You have a duty to see what is there to be seen. A parked car is there to be seen.
As for the tow truck slightly in the road of travel. It can be argued the tow truck was in the lane of travel but again it is there to be seen. It would be counter argued it is an emergeny vehicle, you can't just strike a police car, ambulance or fire truck because they stopped in your lane. This is why we have brakes in our cars, There is a duty to maintain control of your car, failure to maintain control and hitting a parked tow truck is wreckless driving. Did the tow truck has his flashers on? was he police dispatched? was there a disabled car in front of him? No matter what you can ram him.
Huge police department parking lot w/multiple available legal parking spaces - yet the deputy driven squad parked behind my vehicle to write something. Even though I physically checked and did not see a vehicle parked behind me prior to backing out of my space. My Scamps rear end smashed the squad rear passenger door. Oh he caught a glimpse of me backing and rolled the squad forward. Quick thinking on his part - explains the straight scratch mark across the door, shows car was in movement. Actually I think he came barreling into the parking lot from the road, fiddling with the computer squad, & I was already in the backing process, he did not see me and ran into me. I later heard him say he tried to swerve - just how does one swerve from a parked position? Backers are always at fault.
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Jennifer Aniston Goes Sheer and Black For Her Madrid Premiere With Gerard!
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Jennifer Aniston slipped into a sexy black minidress for her Madrid premiere of The Bounty Hunter this evening, a stark contrast to her white Gucci look earlier in the day. Up until now, her European press tour hasn't included any of her favorite black, but this choice is far from basic. She cuddled close to Gerard Butler, who matched her perfectly in another dapper suit. The two have been attached at the hip, and spotted getting extra comfortable with their butt grabbing while overseas, but soon it will be back to their next projects when they finish with this leg of their promotional journey.
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4 years
what low standards you have comment 48. Jen's body is no where near the epitome of hot bodies. Gisele and her VS friends are something to admire. Not this mid-age hussy, with her short legs.
PiscesJNJ 4 years
I admire her whole body, but I'd like to keep my face and hair. =)
jenis1 4 years
beautiful dress,she looks pretty.
4 years
Why don't she show John? the man she wants back in her life for the thrid time. When it will be about him? Brad has a family and is in relationship 5 years. It is very dis respecting for him to be called with A.D. exes. you know.
TammyO 4 years
Still a crap actress.
littlemunchkin 4 years
Oh that interview on This Morning was great! However I am not loving her dress here...i think it looks really unflattering around her midriff! Im also not mad keen on her blonder hair, but I do love her shoes! Gerard looks ok...better without the beard tho...
4 years
I enjoyed all the pictures, the movie and I like her. I don't think any of us need to find a man for her or anyone else. I don't see anything wrong with being single. Lots of the stars have been married more than once and then end up just living with someone. Kids are fine (she does still have time) or she can adopt. Why get a bunch of kids when you are traveling all the time and let the nannies raise them? Marriage is okay but about 50% don't work out. Look at all the people that cheat, men and women. Doesn't look to me like they are very happy.
4 years
Another great dress. Fun and flirty! Gerry looks like he's had enough, though. It's incredible how immature some people are on this thread...get a life for crying out loud!
4 years
Love Jen and a big Thank You to PopSugar for the lovely pictures. I have enjoyed them all. Jennifer is a beautiful women--like a fine wine--she improves with age.
sugarplumfairy 4 years
again? do we have to view every premiere for this movie? geez. one is plenty.
4 years
i will put in my trolling for a man for jen opinion. jakeG is too young for this middle-aged woman. plus a younger man will not choose her because she is not "fertile" range. she is too old for a real, family relationship, but too "old" for a shallow hollywood hookup.
4 years
Truely desperate single old women trolling for men......To bad the movie is not worth talking about. Poor hags want a younger man because they think it mean they are young.
anya82 4 years
i think John Stamos is too shallow to date Jenn. i mean, come on! he married Rebeca Romijn! Jenn is pretty but next to Rebeca? no way. my vote goes for Jake. he's super cute! plus he just got done dating Reese, who is cute but not as pretty as Jenn.
4 years
funny how jen fans are always "speculating" about men for her. trolling about who would be great for her. I have not seen this much investment for any other multi-milionare female.
PiscesJNJ 4 years
I certainly hope you are not making fun of me. Aniston is double my age and I'm not "trolling everywhere" for a man. This is an entertainment forum, it's purely for entertainment reasons. No need to make fun of others.
4 years
jakeG, JohnStamos, Gbutler, BCooper, and a myriad of others. jen and her fans are in the same boat. single women of a certain age trolling everywhere for a man for her and them. YOU GO JEN and YOU GO JEN FANS!!!!!!!
PiscesJNJ 4 years
How many of you think Aniston and Jake Gyllenhaul would be a cute couple? I've always secretly rooted for these two to hook up in real life.
4 years
She hasn't dated any more than Penelope Cruz, Nicole Kidman, Kate Hudson,Reese Witherspoon, Sandra Bullock, Carmen Diaz or anyone else in Hollywood. Even Angelina has had two husbands, lovers, and now a live in lover who is talking about being bored. So what if she is single and talks to men, a lot of whom she has not even gone out with. I am sure all single women date more than a couple men before they find the one. As far as Brad, i doubt she even thinks about him. The media and the public seem a lot more into that than she is.
4 years
my question is why bring up Brad Pitt at all? they divorced 5+ years ago. they have ZERO connection now. his name should NOT be mentioned with her. It should be a footnote NOT in connection with Janistions current sex partners.
PiscesJNJ 4 years
Yes, the public involves everyone. I was making a comment about Brad Pitt because someone on here had mentioned him in their post. But yes, the public refers to everyone.
4 years
the "public" also includes Vince V., Paul S. R. Kavanugh, the Grip guy, John Mayer ( who i think was the REAL love of her life) X2, GButterfinger. Brad Pitt is 6 years removed from this mess.
joey8888 4 years
Jennifer look like a used, old working girl....What happened to her class?
PiscesJNJ 4 years
He's hot...definitely hot. =) =) Me likey. =) =)
santiephey 4 years
they had sex..coz he doesn't look interested anymore LOL
4 years
If she really was so concerned with "showing Brad" or the public she would have married the first person of substance and started having kids. It's clear to me she doesn't care about what anyone thinks about her - Brad included. He is in her past and the only people who can't move on from that are some of the fanatical fans of members of the triangle and the media who benefits monetarily from those fans by keeping this non-story alive. She is simply doing her job in these photos - showing up and looking pretty and posing with her co-star and director at various photo calls and premieres that were planned by the studio as part of the promotion for their film. Why is it that everything this woman does someone has to connect back to her ex (either positively or negatively) or his current partner. Man it is hard to be Jennifer Aniston! She looks gorgeous, is doing what she loves and is obviously a team player, staying fresh and appreciative of fans throughout this movie tour even though it has to have been an exhausting past few weeks for them.
PiscesJNJ 4 years
She must be bored with her life.
sham28 4 years
All the tan toned limbs in the world won't make the movie successful. Why does she even act? She doesn't need the money at this point, and she's certainly not performing important, powerful roles. I think she looks fantastic of course, but I don't get it.
PiscesJNJ 4 years
She may be over Brad, she may not. Who really knows?? We don't know her personally. And her track record with men isn't so great...Brad or no Brad. I think Brad Pitt isn't someone worth idolizing. But that's just my opinion. Who really cares all in all...she'll find love when she least expects it. I think she's busy trying to show the public (public does include Brad Pitt) that she's moved on. She knows how to work the public and the public wants to see her settle down with someone and be in love again. Of course, there are those who despise her and they have a right to their own opinion. I'm stating all of this as a general statement when I say "public". Again, we don't know her or any of these people. They all want attention and they are getting it because we are nosey.
4 years
if her fans feel that she is trying to rub something in brad pitts face you are 1. admiting that she is still in love with him and can't get over him, otherwise, after 6 years WHY DOES SHE EVEN CARE???? and 2. you acknowledge that he was the BEST THING THAT EVER HAPPENED TO HER!!!! her fans compare EVERY MAN SHE HAS BONED TO BRAD! meanwhile brad has moved on with his life, loving Angelina Jolie and his children. JA is the PAST. Let.It.GO.
amandahugginkiss 4 years
and i agree about the dress. like the top of it but that ruffle makes it look cheap...
amandahugginkiss 4 years
i love that this media tour is making the loonies foam at the mouth...
CdnPhotog 4 years
Her legs are amazing! The dress? Meh.
PiscesJNJ 4 years
Yeah, Butler looks tired of pretending to care about this movie. As far as how he feels about Aniston...I kinda agree with that pooper pic...was he mocking her easiness? He is a jokester...poor woman probably thought he was just messing around to make it look like they are together. Who knows though, we don't know them personally. She does a good job at pretending to care about her movie, but he looks exhausted...ready to move on. They had a good few months of fun, friendship or more. I agree with cdelaney, like she's desperate to show Brad she's over him. Jennifer's day will come when she's not looking for love.
cdelaney 4 years
killer heels! she looks great as always, but i always feel that she is trying to rub it in brad's face.
4 years
ughh, they are soo tiresome! i am sick of them promoting this Razzie winner of 2010. he must really hate her by now. sticking his fingers up her azz in public, with cameras he knew were everywhere shows that she is nothing more to him than an easy lay. and he has been in that, make no mistake. so he joins the long line of men she has bedded in the last 5 years to do this.
anya82 4 years
she looks good. as in makeup and hair but the outfit, NO! i see dresses like that at Windsor's when prom time comes around. the silhouette of that dress is for children and teenagers. add the glue gun sequins and that makes for one mess of a dress.
4 years
I love the shoes. Though I like the style of the dress. The fabric of the dress looks so cheap and doesn't look very well-made, especially the ruffle. Jen looks good in short dress.
Louie 4 years
Nice dress. She's really mixing it up this time.
PiscesJNJ 4 years
Best outfit of all of her outfits for the premieres. I love this outfit!
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Brian Graham (baseball)
Brian Graham (born April 9, 1960 in San Diego, California) is a former minor league baseball player, coach and manager and major league coach for the Cleveland Indians. He is currently the director of player development for the Baltimore Orioles.[1]
Graham attended the University of California, Los Angeles where he played both baseball and football. When he finished his collegiate career, Grahm held school records for hits, stolen bases, and runs.[2] In football, Graham was a member of the 1978 Fiesta Bowl team.[3] In 1996, he was inducted into the school's Baseball Hall of Fame. Graham also earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in behavioral science from National University in San Diego.
Minor league career[edit]
In 1982, Graham was chosen in the 4th round of the 1982 draft by the Oakland Athletics,[4] and he played in the minor league systems of Oakland, the Milwaukee Brewers, the Detroit Tigers, and the Cleveland Indians over the next five years as a second baseman.
In nine seasons as a minor league manager in the Cleveland Indians organization, Graham's teams finished above .500 each year, compiling a 704-491 (.589) record. Graham managed eight consecutive playoff teams. He was named the Carolina League's Manager of the Year in 1991 while leading the Kinston Indians to a championship, the "Best Managerial Prospect" by Eastern League managers and Baseball America in 1993 and Minor League Manager of the Year by USA Today's Baseball Weekly in 1996 while with the Buffalo Bisons (winning a championship in 1997). Graham has also managed in the Dominican Republic Winter League for Aguilas (1991) and has also coached and managed in the Arizona Fall League (1993–94).[5][6]
Graham was a major league coach with the Cleveland Indians in 1998 and 1999 and with the Baltimore Orioles in 2000. Graham spent the 2001 season as the Field Coordinator for the Florida Marlins.
Major league executive[edit]
Graham was signed to the Pirates on December 3, 2001 and eventually rose to be the senior director for player development. In that position, he coordinated instruction and oversaw the signing of free agents, staffing, budgets, player movement, affiliate relationships and the Latin American field operations. In addition, he installed and implemented a system of individual player plans which provided instruction and resources to insure the individual development of every Pirate player. Under Graham, the Pirates minor league teams finished with a combined winning percentage above .500 in four of his five seasons. In 2002, the Pirates were honored as the Topps' Baseball "Organization of the Year."
On September 7, 2007, he was appointed interim General Manager of the Pirates after the dismissal of Dave Littlefield.[7] On October 5, 2007, he was fired along with manager Jim Tracy, scouting director Ed Creech, and director of baseball operations Jon Mercurio.[8]
Graham was named the special assignment coach for the minor leagues for the Baltimore Orioles on October 30, 2007.[9] Graham was named Director of Player Development for the Baltimore Orioles in 2013.
Personal life[edit]
Brian Graham currently resides in Cranberry Township, Pennsylvania, with his wife Karen and three children; son Jack and daughters Kelsey and Kendall.
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Small Space Kitchens: Do You Store Things In the Oven?
We got a kick out of this kitchen pictured in the New York Times last week. The inhabitant, a jewelry designer, uses her home as workspace and showroom as well as for living. So everything is very minimalist and put away. And her oven, it turns out, is used to store party supplies. Do you store things in your oven?
Our first instinct, when we see people who store things in their oven, is to assume that they don't cook much. It's like stacking your sheets on top of your stove, or only ever having film and beer in your fridge. You must eat out a lot.
But now we have at least one friend who simply doesn't use her oven very much at all; she is Asian, and she is a simply amazing cook, but she rarely if ever uses the oven. Oven-baking and roasting just aren't commonly used in her style of cooking. The joke in her family is that the pots and pans she stores in there only get taken out when she is out of town and her husband turns on the oven to bake frozen chicken patties.
So we're curious. Do you store things in your oven? And if so, why? Do you not cook much? Or do you not bake at all? Or maybe you just really, really need the space. Does your oven do double-duty?
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I store a lot of my baking pans in the oven, as well as the pizza stone. They're too big to fit into my cabinets so it works out well. Just have to remember to take them out of the oven before you set it to preheat!
I don't. I guess I have enough cabinet space, even though it's a small kitchen.
I don't store anything in my oven, so it never occurs to me to check other people's ovens when I'm cooking with friends away from home. On more than one occasion I've opened a preheated oven at a friend's house only to discover it full of hot pans!
I finally gave in and am storing a bunch of cake and pie pans, cookie sheets, and a pyrex casserole dish. I also keep preheating without removing the stuff first. My kitchen has a sum total of 2 cupboards and no drawers or shelves, so it's not really an option not to use the space!
I do -- though nothing flammable or meltable.
I cook all the time, but in over a year of living in this kitchen I've only needed my oven about 3 times (holiday baking). I live alone and most of my every day baking/broiling/roasting I do in my countertop convection toaster oven. It's way faster and easier.
I store pots and pans in there and yes, I use the oven all of the time and have to take all the pots and pans out each time and pile them on the counters which gives me less prep space. I've also preheated once or twice without taking the stuff out. Thank goodness I don't store glass items in there.
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I tried it once - and melted a spatula onto a cookie sheet I had forgotten to take out before preheating. Never again...
My mother does this all the time and it drives me CRAZY. She doesn't store stuff as much as hide dirty dishes and large plastic bowls in there. She feels like 50% of her dishes, pans and utensils cannot go into the dishwasher, but she only handwashes once a week, so rather than have her sink piled to the ceiling, she stuffs things in the oven. More than once I've turned on the oven at her house and smellled melted plastic a few minutes later.
I'd be afraid of preheating without taking things out. I don't use the oven much in the spring or summer, but in the fall / winter I do a lot of bread baking and so even just moving everything out each time I wanted to use it would be a pain!
I store my rectangular glass baking pans in the oven.
No way in the world, we use the oven almost everyday and just turn it on without checking it first. We'd end up with damaged stuff all the time. Plus, where would we put it all while we were cooking? We have very limited counter space as it is.
Occasionally I might stick clean bake ware in the oven to dry while it's still hot. But that's it. I had never heard of anyone using their oven as storage (aside from on Sex in the City) until I saw my college boyfriend's mom store boxes (paper or plastic) of pastries & doughnuts in her oven. And yes, they occasionally preheated without removing, burning and melting whatever was stored in there that day.
I can completely understand storing bake ware in the oven if you have tight kitchen space. I would just never prefer to store anything there.
I store my stoneware in the oven, it doesn't fit in my cabinets!
Just the one Pyrex lasagna dish, it's really big!
this would freak me out. i'd always think the oven would accidentally get turned on and then everything would light up or explode. but i have the whole "did i turn the stove off?" issue every time i leave my house, so...i'm a little nuts. :)
Same problem. Her I got to heat the oven and then I realize I'm actually baking some pringles or something. I don't trust myself enough.
I have a small kitchen and limited space, but I too am afraid of forgetting and preheating so I just cram things on top of each other in the cabinets. I do, however, store items on top of the stove and refrigerator.
I store my cookie sheets -- and if we have baked goods (like a pie or a pan of brownies) they usually stay in there, too.
Nothing more than that though.
I do store things in the oven, but only baking pans and my pizza stone.
When my daughter was a toddler she put the dvd remote control in the oven once. I only realized there was something wrong quite a long time after a weird smell started permeating the kitchen.
Ever since then, I have been very cautious about putting anything combustible in the oven when it's not on, so using it for ziploc bag storage probably wouldn't work for me!
i don't, myself, because if i did, i'd forget an burn whatever it was. my fiance grew up storing pizza in the oven--like, when you order pizza, and have some left over, you leave it in the box and leave the box in the oven. apparently his family somehow believes that the oven keeps the germs out?
i do have an aunt who stores things in both of her two ovens--because she's older and has a bad back and it's easier for her to get heavy pots and pans out of the ovens, which are high up, than to lean down an get them out of a low down cupboard. that said, she does a fair amount of cooking! guess it works for some people...
I bake a lot, but live in a small NYC apt. I keep my baking trays, cupcake tins, and two pans in the oven. My oven is part of my storage.
I get this from my mother, who has a very good-sized oven, but uses it for storage of similar items as well.
I visited a (rather expensive, new) condo a few months ago, and after touring the kitchen realized that...there was NO oven in the place. Apparently enough people don't use them that the builder just though "well, we'll do away with the oven and put a jumbo SubZero fridge in instead!"
I use my oven almost every day, so can't imagine using it for storage even though I have 3 cabinets total. Sometimes the cleaning lady will throw pans in there and then I'll have a surprise pile of hot stuff after preheating the oven.
I understand small space issues, and I am not judging. Having said that, is it really worth the trouble of finding a new place for everything stored in the oven each time that you want to use the oven? Where do you put the things?
i don't store anything in the oven except the pizza stone because like many people I leave it in there every time I turn the oven on unless I am using all three racks in my oven. Helps keep the temperatures a bit more even.
Although our kitchen is small, we don't store anything in our oven, but my Filipina grandmother does. She only uses the oven during the holidays when she makes roast beef or bakes a dessert, like sweet rice cake. Otherwise, she's cooking on the stovetop or using her toaster oven. Works for her!
My family used to store things like broiler and roasting pans in the oven, but don't anymore. I still habitually check any oven I use to make sure that it is empty before turning it on.
I store my iron skillets in the oven. Occasionally I forget to take them out before pre-heating, but it's no biggie. They just get better seasoned!
My mother does this and I find it such a pain to have to take everything out and find a space for it before using the oven.
Thankfully, I have enough space that I do not require the oven for storage, though even if I did I would find another solution.
Can't stand it!!!
My old kitchen was tiny and had two cabinets for pots, pans & dishes, so we stored the pizza stone & the roasting pan in the oven. I thought about storing my wood cutting board there, but given my habit for preheating and forgetting I have stuff in it, I think that's a bad idea.
It drives me nuts to see that picture!
I use my oven all the time -- baking several times a week. There's no way I could ever store anything in the oven, since I'd have to empty it out every other day.
I would love to utilize my oven as storage, but I'm an absent-minded preheater... the pic would be one charred melted mess when I was done with it.
Only my pizza stone is actually stored in the oven. I only do that because it's too big to store anywhere else. I really hate having it in there, but I don't see any other options.
I can't imagine storing flammable things in an oven. What if the oven shorts out and catches on fire quicker because of the stuff in it? Maybe that's a paranoid thought process, but you just never know.
My mother used to (maybe still does?) store all our pans in there and it drove me crazy. She rarely cooked or baked but I baked all the time (even back then in high school), and I would always preheat the oven and then have to deal with hot pans...and usually they were pans I wanted to use, so besides finding someplace to put them I had to wait for them to cool down so I could use them. I don't have a big kitchen or lots of storage, nor do I really know anyone who does, but I refuse to store things in there. And I have a ridiculous amount of baking things :-/
my boyfriend's family puts their pots and pan in the oven (even though their kitchen is big enough not to) and I thought I would try it out in my small condo.
bad idea as I forgot that I put the pots in there when I went to use the oven. Luckily everything was oven safe. I never did it again.
Growing up we had a double oven, so my mom stored the broiler pan and her cast iron skillets in one of them. It wasn't a nuisance because we only used both ovens for holidays--and we usually used those pans in that case. Having only the one oven, I don't use it for storage. I actually bought a billy bookcase with a glass door for our glassware that I keep just outside of the kitchen, just so I'd have cupboard space for my pots and pans.
I teach cooking and a former student told me a great story: "My husband does most of the cooking and I wanted to show him what I had learned. One of the mistakes I always make is that I forget to pre-heat the oven. Well not this time. But my mistake this time was not looking in the oven before pre-heating. It turns out the oven is where my husband stores the George Forman grill." I think they might have ad to replace the oven AND the George Forman grill.
I don't, but I could since I don't use the oven much. Maybe once a month, though, I'd end up with hot pans because I just know I'd never think to look before I pre-heated. So if I did store stuff in there, it would have to be oven-safe. I'd probably plonk it on the floor when I baked assuming I'd remembered to look BEFORE pre-heating.
My oven doesn't work, but I have a sizable toaster oven that is useful for most things, so the inside of the oven is for paper recycling and has been for two years.
I store my roasting pan, cast iron skillet and a broiler pan in my oven. All stuff too big/heavy to be stored in the cabinet space above my head, which is pretty much the only cabinet space in my apartment.
When I'm using my oven, the pans either sit on the side of the stovetop I'm not using, the counter, the kitchen table or when all else fails, the floor.
I'm lucky enough to rent an apartment with 2 ovens! So guess I have double the "storage" space. To me that just sounds like a fire hazard. I do use the ovens often and not even for major baking. Nachos are the best quick oven food. And I'm a boiler addict.
My grandmother used to store her potato and corn chips in her oven because she believed the pilot light kept the oven drier than the cupboards were. (After moving in with her I quickly learned to double check before turning the oven on.)
I now store my cast iron pans and my steel wok in my oven to keep them dry and free of rust.
My family used to store our cereal in the oven in those plastic cereal containers. I'd advise always telling the babysitter this before giving her the go-ahead to bake while you're away! Our poor babysitter had a literal melt-down and her father came to the rescue!
My family never did this when I was growing up, so when my rather kooky college roommate took it up, I assumed that it was one of her bizarre quirks.
No offense meant to the many here who do this. That roommate also put her keys in the microwave because she knew she would find them there.
I use my oven far more often than my dishwasher, so I use the dishwasher for storage.
We store our baking sheets, muffin pans and roasting pans in our oven and we use our oven daily. We store everything in size order and the biggest sheet is at the bottom and acts as a tray... whenever we use the oven I just take out the pile and pop it on the counter and when I am done back they go... I've always done this and thought it was standard practice!!!
If you have to store stuff in your oven then you have too much stuff. Time to minimize.
When we were selling our previous home, the realtor insisted we take everything off the countertops to make our small kitchen look bigger. With no basement or other functional storage available, we used the oven to use to store the extra appliances and kitchen items normally stored on the counter. Unfortunately, someone who looked at the house must have been playing with the dials on the stove and turned it on. When we came home after the house was shown, the whole house reeked of burnt and melted plastic and electronics. We had to throw out the stove and lost all of our small applianecs to boot. Plus, the house needed a substantial amount of airing out before the smell was gone!
I store my baking pans in the oven. We have to open our oven to check if it lit properly so we never forget to take them out whilst preheating!
I do store my cast iron skillets and my wok in the oven, only on the bottom shelf of the oven. Most of the time I don't even bother taking them out of the oven when I'm using it. They're fine. The only time this is a problem is when I'm making multiple things in one meal and suddenly decided I need to saute up some vegetables to go with the casserole I've got in the oven. Boy are those skillets hot when they come out of the oven. Like hot enough to burn my fingers even using a pot holder. I just have to remember to double up the pot holders.
I have a tiny kitchen with practically no storage and so, even though I use the oven a lot, I keep the baking sheets and pans in there.
when I take them out I put them on top of the fridge. I don't like storing things on top of the fridge full time because it just looks too cluttered.
I don't store things in the oven. That is what the dishwasher is for!
I put cast iron pans in there to dry out since I have an old stove with an open pilot. Sometimes I forget them, but I use the oven way too much to permanently store things in it.
I have a couple of close friends in the Netherlands and was so surprised to find out that in their apts. they don't have ovens at all (they have gas burners). I can understand not baking bread, cake, etc., but I don't know how I would manage without gratins, pizza, slow braises.
I keep all my pots in the oven. I have a small toaster oven on my counter that I do most of my baking in as it fits a 9" x 9" pan perfectly for casseroles. I only use the oven to bake frozen pizza that doesn't fit in the toaster oven.
As the daughter of a career fire fighter, I have a healthy fear of stupid things that can burn your house down. This is one of them. Everyone is talking about stuff melting, but someone needs to mention that everything you ever held dear including wedding pictures and oh, i dunno, your children can be lost forever because of this move.
Fires happen this way every day. Please, please if you are doing this, disconnect your oven from all power or gas sources.
My Mom stores serving platters and large pans in the ovens (yes, two). It drives me nuts to this day. Maybe that's why I didn't do much baking until after I left home? Like many others have written, I keep my pizza stone in my oven at all times, unless I need to use both racks.
I store all my baking pans in the oven, along with platters, pot lids, fancy napkins, a tray and three small flowerpots.
Most of my cooking is done on the stovetop. When I want to use the oven I pull it all out, pile it on the floor in the living room and do what I need to do.
It is one of those things that seems like a terrible hassle to people with room, but if I want to have muffin pans, that is where I have to keep them!
I can definitely see storing things in the oven, though I am forgetful enough that it's a pretty bad idea for me. My best friend growing up had two ovens in her family's kitchen, and they always used one for storage for 360 days out of the year; they only used it for Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, and maybe the occasional other big family gathering.
I have to say though, when I read the comment about the roommate who left her keys in the microwave... MY FACE MELTED IN HORROR. O_O;;;;


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At the potrero - slang for the neighborhood's soccer field - those who can't perform are said to have wooden legs. The slang is meant to look down on soccer players who lack dribbling skills.
In this analysis, however, everything related to wood is good. Since the timber industry is steadily recovering, Plum Creek Timber (NYSE: PCL), Rayonier (NYSE: RYN), and Weyerhaeuser (NYSE: WY) have seen its reports become increasingly positive. But, are they worth investing in?
The South is going to do it again
Holding the second position in the market to Weyerhaeuser, Rayonier shows a better operating margin thanks to its fiber division. Even with a smaller scale, the firm's operating volume double's that of its major market competitor. The timberland division, however, has experienced increased revenues and a reduction on operating margin. The real state division took a big step back with a decline on revenues of 20%.
In comparison with Weyerhaeuser's heavier presence in the Pacific Coast, Rayonier's footprint is located in the South. The region is seeing an above national average demographic rise which, coupled with a recovering housing market, will drive log farming demand. Also, the firm's fiber division is expected to perform better than the competition due to diversification into non-commodity products. On the downside, Rayonier will be negatively impacted by the reducing demand for paper in the US market.
When looking at financial metrics, Rayonier has steadily increased revenue and debt since 2009, while cash flow has taken an important dive since 2010. Losses have nonetheless been ameliorated by a rising net income, giving the company the best operating income and return on equity in the industry.
In all, Rayonier is trading at 19.2 times its earnings, at a 10% discount to the 21.5 times industry average. With a 3.18% yield, and $0.44 dividends, the stock is very attractive when compared to competitors. So, it is recommended to buy for a long-term investment because rising demographic indicators guarantee steady growth for the next 5 years.
Plum creek timber
A recovering housing market has given a push to companies involved in that market. Plum Creek has shown to hold a strong correlation between company's fundamentals, lumber price and stock price. Additionally, the firm is the most geographically diversified market competitor. So, as wood prices rise, future prospects for the firm are well founded.
Diversification is the strongest weapon on Plum's arsenal because it reduces t impact form market swings. Catalysts like governmental energy regulation in the US and Europe will drive the demand for pulpwood and biomass, a 10-years agreement with Drax improves long-term stability, and mountain pine beetle plague and US housing market recovery will drive wood prices up.
Looking at Plum's finances, the image is not so clear. The company retains a high operating margin and return on equity. Revenue has also been on the rise and debt declining. However, free cash flow has taken an important dive.
Currently widely overvalued, Plum is recommended to hold until debt is put under control, because its yield remains below other market competitors and dividends are at the same level.
Take me to the wild side
For how long will Weyerhaeuser remain on the real state market? Contemplating a sale of its homebuilding division, announcing a new CEO from the timber business, and the recent purchase of 645,000 acres with high quality Douglas-fir indicate the firm is turning into a pure timber REIT business model.
With positive first quarter reports for 2013 - revenues up 33% - Weyerhaeuser has continued to reward shareholders. Looking into the future, and pushed by a steady recovery of the housing market, the firm holds great prospects. Management continues to search for better efficiency ratios and a reduction of manufacturing costs. Attention has focused on less energy consumption and removal of incompetent facilities.
Weyerhaeuser also possesses fitting timber for the domestic and international market. Additionally, the firm holds timber for wood products expected to continue growing sale volumes aided by the housing market recovery. In consequence, the 'fluff-pulp' division will no longer be the leading division for the business model.
Financially, Weyerhaeuser's standing has relatively improved, though. Revenue and net income have been on the rise, together with free cash. However, overall cash flow has been on the downside, not being able to close the gap with decreasing debt levels. Currently, at 31 times its earnings, a 46% premium to the 21.2 times industry average, the stock is widely overpriced. It is recommended to hold until price adjusts after internal restructuring.
Botton line
Demographic changes usually fuel long term changes. Events in the Southern US will only accentuate with time, driving demand for housing up. For this particular reason, this analyst prefers Rayonier for a long-term investment.
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Cooperation in international environmental negotiations due to a preference for equity
AbstractThis paper demonstrates that cooperation in international environmental negotiations can be explained by preferences for equity. Within a N-country prisoner?s dilemma in which agents can either cooperate or defect, in addition to the standard non-cooperative equilibrium, cooperation of a large fraction or even of all countries can establish a Nash equilibrium. In an emission game, however, where countries can choose their abatement level continuously, equity preferences cannot improve upon the standard inefficient Nash-equilibrium. Finally, in a two stage game on coalition formation, the presence of equity-interested countries increases the coalition size and leads to efficiency gains. Here, even a stable agreement with full cooperation can be reached. --
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Caps win their sixth straight, Holtby sets a new career high in total saves in a regular season game
Posted on 11 Apr 2013 by Brendan Keelan.
The Washington Caps opened up a three game homestand against the Carolina Hurricanes, this being their last meeting for the season. Going into this game Carolina had lost nine of their last ten and have gone 1-12-1 since March 14th. It was all Capitals in this contest as they win over the Hurricanes 3-1 making it their sixth straight victory and their tenth in their last twelve games. After two...
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With Laich, Green, and Orlov back the Caps at full strength are a different team
Posted on 22 Mar 2013 by Brendan Keelan.
Capitals Brooks Laich, Mike Green, and Dmitry Orlov had not all played together at the same time this season until last night when the Caps won on the road in Winnipeg 4-0. Before that game last night the Caps had only won four games on the road. This trio proves to be the key to winning road games as the Caps defeat the Jets in Winnipeg again 6-1. Brooks Laich scored his first goal of the seas...