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PLAYERS: Eduardo Nunez, Derek Jeter, Brian Cashman
TEAMS: New York Yankees
TEAMS: New York Yankees
Eduardo Nunez's role with the Yankees has become increasingly important, especially now since Derek Jeter's surgically repaired ankle is causing him to miss some spring training games. Yesterday, manager Joe Girardi wouldn't rule out the possibility that Jeter would be the Opening Day DH. Today, GM Brian Cashman wouldn't rule out the possibility of a DL stint, according to YES Network's Jack Curry. The Yankees still need to see how Jeter responds to the cortisone shot he received in his ankle, and have 12 days to make a decision. However, Nunez would most likely be the Opening Day option should Jeter land on the shelf. This probably won't be the first time the Captain needs to sit because of ankle soreness. Therefore, Nunez would have to be ready to fill in and play shortstop. We all know he can hit – he was basically the only guy to touch Tigers' pitching in the playoffs last year. The real question is his defense. Nunez worked over the winter and has shown improvement this spring, but once the big lights are on him, it's a whole different ballgame. In three seasons, Nunez has a career .932 fielding pct. He's committed 28 errors in 167 total games, hardly Gold Glove caliber. The Yankees have been adamant about keeping him at one spot instead of being a utility guy. The hope is is that Nunez can settle in and focus on one position, limiting his errors along the way, especially since the Yankees knew that coming into the season Jeter would be recovering from a severe injury. With early ankle trouble for Jeter, Girardi will likely rest him more throughout the season than years past. Eduardo Nunez needs to be ready to step up. He will likely see an increase in games started over last year (13).
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Starting XI:
Downing; Flanagan;Coates; Wisdom; Jones; Luis Alberto; Aspas; Ibe; Spearing; Henderson (C); Allen.
A good solid win (which I expected) against PNE with everyone getting minutes. Sterling, Ibe, Coutinho and Aspas looked bright with our fullbacks (Robinson, Johnson and Flannagan) getting forward as well. Defenders and the deeper centre midfielders were steady and our keepers were hardly tested. Borini looks short on confidence but I still have faith in him.
All in all, good performance and a solid start to the pre-season.
POTM: First half Coutinho or Ibe. Second half, Sterling or Aspas.
The @LFC account is making me happy today!
Simon doing work
Still not sure about that haircut on Philippe
Didn't know that Spearing was still with us…
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I agree with your list although I do feel that Shelvey & Coates deserve another look (esp Coates who's barely played since we signed him). I really do think with time and experience Coates will come good for us. Skrtel really does my head in. He complains that he's been dropped from the team & he doesn't understand why, then when he's given the chance to prove Rodgers wrong we have a result like today's. Quite frankly with all his moaning and nothing to back it up, he can go. Assaidi is a strange one but if we can get the people you've listed then I'm all for him going. I've never been high on Spearing and Carroll so I wouldn't be disappointed at all if they went.
Realistically I can see us getting De Vrij, Ince & Gameiro. Another LB & DM would be nice too. I don't think we're gonna get Ben Arfa or Eriksen though but if we got them I'd be delighted.
Welcome back Luis!
Welcome back too Seba!
Brendan Rodgers produced a sublime piece of skill to pick out LFC head of fitness and conditioning Darren Burgess, who tapped the equaliser into an empty net.
It was a moment of brilliance that had the Liverpool squad, gathered on the touchline, roaring their approval after watching the Reds' new boss conjure a Cruyff-esqueflick to baffle the Harvard XI defenders.
Rodgers was playing in a special training match at Liverpool's base in Boston against a Harvard XI as part of a Reds side which included Robbie Fowler, Ian Rush and other members of LFC's backroom staff.
Harvard struck first in the game but the Reds levelled proceedings when Rodgers and Burgess combined.
One of the spectators, a certain Joe Cole, mindful that his comments would be relayed to the manager and his coaches, assured LFC TV that Rodgers had been "brilliant" throughout the match before adding: "But I would have to say that!"
Harvard were soon back in front but as the game drew to a close and the Reds stared defeat in the eye, Fowler came to the rescue.
The Toxteth-born striker burst into the box before going to ground rather easily and calmly getting to his feet to despatch the subsequent penalty and clinch a 2-2 draw.
"Before the game I had a word with referee (LFC's head of press) Matt McCann," explained Fowler. "And I warned him that if it was tight at the end and I went down in the area, he should know exactly what to do."


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Julia Child's Other Favorite Cocktail Recipe: The Angosoda
The 10-Minute Happy Hour
Over the years I've had many close brushes with the famous Julia Child but I never had the pleasure of meeting her face-to-face. I did however get to interview her once via phone, and her words on wine still ring through my ears each time I crack open a wine list. She said, "A restaurant is only as good as its least expensive bottle of wine." For that bit of wisdom my purse and my husband continually thank her.
Julia has left us with all sorts of invaluable information, recipes, and tidbits of advice. Many people know her favorite ingredient was butter, but tomorrow, August 15, 2012 is the 100th anniversary of her birthday and we'd like to toast her with something we know she'd love.
Many food fanatics will be toasting with her famous Upside-Down Martini, a crafty cocktail made up of one part gin and five parts dry Vermouth. In the States dry vermouth is mostly known for its supporting role in cocktails. For years the phantom pass of the bottle over a dry martini continues to deliver that mischievous smirk from both bartender and patron alike. Julia enjoyed dry vermouth much more like the Europeans do, as a bar star, not mere cocktail flair.
True, the Upside-Down Martini is a lovely aperitif but the big J.C. had another equally as refreshing adoration, and it pours up a mere percentage of the booze and calories as an Upside-Down Martini. In her book Julia and Company she notes: "Spirits and liquor are full of empty calories and need to be omitted by serious dieters," to which she created the Angosoda. Whether you're dieting or not it's delicious, and can be consumed midday sans guilt or swerve. It's refreshing and serves as a perfect aperitif and it's ideal for toasting her on this 100th birthday anniversary.
The food and wine world is very small and many people have their own stories of Julia, culinary wisdom, killer recipes and risqué tales alike. Ever meet Julia Child? Or perhaps she has influenced you in some more remote way. Please share your stories. We'd love to hear them!
The Angosoda Cocktail
Several ice cubes
1 dash Angostura Bitters
1 slice fresh lime
6 ounces Perrier Sparkling Natural Mineral Water
In a large, stemmed glass place several cubes of ice.
Dash a few drops of Angostura Bitters in the glass.
Add a slice of lime.
Fill the glass with sparkling water.
Maureen C. Petrosky writes what she knows, food, booze and parties. Author of The Wine Club, she appears regularly on The TODAY show to share her vices (and advice) with the world. For more info check out www.maureenpetrosky.com or follow her on Twitter @maureenpetrosky
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Great article. "the big J.C." Love it!
I've long enjoyed a dash or two of Angostura bitters in my ginger ale. Perrier looks pretty fancy! Will have to try soon.
While I am a fan of Julia Child, this drink was not invented by her. West Indians have long mixed Angostura with seltzer or sparkling water as a remedy for an upset stomach or to aid digestion. She just gave it a name and re-purposed it as a cocktail.
@Shelan took the words right off of my screen!
This drink was served to me years ago by a bartender friend as a morning after remedy. Works too.
I love bitters--so tasty. I've done something similar in the past, but over a shot of vodka.
I wnet to the store specifically to buy bitters after I saw this recipe. Yum!
(BONUS: I found Maggi, also-- hello Cocky Rooster!)


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if you're going to establish a standard, make sure it works
Earlier in the year, Matt Brett released Feed Icons, a set of graphics based on Firefox's RSS feed icon which were made available for people to include in websites and applications, with the intention of standardising around Firefox's own icon. But something bugged me about it; the designer in me sees the slight discrepency in alignment of the rings and dot, and ever-so-slightly shudders in distaste. I thought it was just me, but after talking with others at d.Construct and Pub Standards recently, it appears it's not. Apparently design is making things line up, so the anally-retentive in me (a significant portion) decided to line things up…
So here we have the standard Firefox RSS icon. Note, this is the original, not Matt Brett's version.
It may not be wholly obvious until you look at it zoomed up, but that dot in the bottom left corner is aligned so that the rings are radiating out from the centre of the dot. Not from the bottom-left corner of the dot. Take a closer look:
See? Clearly the edges of the rings aren't flush with the bottom and left edges of the dot. If they were, they wouldn't be radiating from the centre of the dot, would they? Which is precisely what Matt's version does:
If we actually want the rings to radiate, then effectively what we need to start off with is a bullseye-like arrangement of concentric circles, something like this:
Obviously the icon doesn't have entire rings, only partial, so we need to get rid of three quarters of the outer rings.
It's a bit of a hamfisted way of cutting things out, but eventually you'll end up with the basic shape we're looking for:
Now we can see that the dot is the true centre from which the rings are radiating. Overlaying this on top of the original icon you can see how they (pretty much) marry up:
After this all that's left is to finish the Web 2.ugh effect with a rounded-corner badge. You've gotta have rounded corners.
How you style this shape is down to you, really, but here I've gone for a glossy orangey-gradienty finish with a pointless drop-shadow. More of that web 2.3 gubbins for your enjoyment:
Here's the Photoshop file (25Kb), including paths, for the above. Use it as you see fit.
Update: Matt actually originally released his icons at the end of last year. I also found these usage guidelines written by Frank Hecker of the Mozilla Project. Interestingly, despite going to the trouble of saying the edges of the containing box can't be squared off and must be rounded, nowhere does he mention anything about geometric alignment. I'm going to assume this wouldn't violate those guidelines in any case.
Update #2: As my site was destroyed by my own clumsy hand recently, I've had to restore the text from the original stored in WordPress. This is now a mashup of both that article and a separate slightly-flameworthy comparison at the start. Not everybody will agree. YMMV.


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Hon Hai Precision Industry Company Ltd. reported that consolidated June 2013 sales were up 4.98% to NT$304.636 billion (approx US$10.2 billion).
Year-to-date revenue was down 9.9% from the same period in 2012, to NT$1.705 trillion.
Hon Hai is the Taiwanese parent company to Hon Hai/Foxconn Technology Group, one of the world's largest contract manufacturers of consumer electronics products. The company produces millions of products annually for Apple, Sony, Amazon, Toshiba, Dell, HP, and other consumer electronics companies.
The company has several factories in Hungary, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Mexico, Brazil, India, and Malaysia, and has its largest production hub in China. Its massive Longhua, Shenzhen, factory is estimated to have a quarter-million employees or more.
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The global NCD epidemic is a gender, health, and development issue. Men's and women's roles, risks, and healthcare access barriers affect outcomes of the four major NCDs – cancer, cardiovascular disease, chronic respiratory disease and diabetes. The socio-economic, legal, and political status of girls and women may increase their vulnerability to NCDs. Male gender norms of failing to seek timely care may worsen NCD outcomes, while men and boy's greater involvement in sports may protect against NCDs.
Gender must be an integral component to all strategies, policies and programmes to ensure the human right of universal access to NCD prevention and treatment programmes.
Information on NCDs and gender activities
Gender and NCDs activities
- Gender and NCDs in Nicaragua
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- Factsheet on NCDs and Gender
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- Studies Showing Effects of Gender on Noncommunicable Diseases Reviewed by Experts
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Science on the SPOT: Up all Night with SOFIA, NASA's Flying Observatory
SOFIA is more than a telescope tucked into a re-purposed commercial airliner. It's a complete flying astronomical observation platform which carries a dozen or more astronomers, observers and crew far above the clouds to observe objects and phenomena too cold to be seen in visible light.
Up All Night on NASA's Flying Telescope
The Obama Administration's new budget for NASA was released last week, and calls for cuts to many space programs. But one California-based project is likely to get more money. The SOFIA flying observatory, a telescope mounted on an airplane, is considered more nimble and cost-effective than other projects. Reporter Lauren Sommer recently caught a ride as it flew over the Pacific Ocean.
Northern California Scientists Helping Lead Project To Build World's Biggest Telescope
Scientists from the University of California are working to construct the largest telescope on Earth.
Equinox Season
It's approaching that time of year again: Spring Equinox. The blaze in my home's interior hallway has been signaling this for the last week. The shadow of Chabot's "solar clock" at noon on the equinox produces a pattern of solid green straddling the gnomonI noticed late in the afternoon a couple days ago that the […]
Oakland's Observatory
The original Oakland Observatory in the 1880's, at Lafayette Square in Oakland. Credit: Chabot Space & Science Center archives.This year marks an anniversary for the astronomical heritage of Oakland and the San Francisco Bay Area: Chabot Observatory turns 125! Originally established as the Oakland Observatory in 1883, the facility was a unique creature from the […]
Gleaning scientific observations from ancient myths
I had the privilege this week of interviewing Isabel Hawkins, an astronomer and director of the Center for Science Education at Berkeley's Space Sciences Laboratory. We talked about how people use evidence in science, how it is that we know what we know. Hawkins isn't your ordinary astronomer. She began her career in an ordinary […]


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Sometimes bands get really creative and really bold in their covers. And if you ask me, that's the way to do it. Take a song and make it your own; none of this relying on what the original artist has already perfected to coast you through to rave reviews. Taking the classic "Con te Partirò" made famous by Andrea Bocelli, Vampire Weekend does exactly that.
"'Con te Partirò' is one of the greatest love songs of all time," frontman Ezra Koenig told Rolling Stone. "Its beauty transcends language. Thank you, Mr. Bocelli, for introducing us to this majestic gem."
Check out the band's revamped version here, and keep an eye out for Starbucks' Sweetheart 2014 album, which will feature this and covers from Beck, Ben Harper, and more.
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Milton sophomore Sanna Levine scored the game's first goal with 28:03 to play and the top-ranked Eagles scored three more times in the final 17 to minutes to beat Northview 4-0 in the Class AAAAA girls soccer championship game on Saturday.
The Eagles' first soccer title capped a perfect championship day for the north Fulton school, which earlier won titles in boys and girls lacrosse. It also gave Milton six state championships for the 2011-2012 school year, adding to the titles in boys basketball and boys and girls golf.
Northview (13-7-1) was able to keep high-scoring Milton (22-1) off the scoreboard for 52 minutes behind the outstanding play of goalkeeper Taylor Erickson and a defense that routinely kept five, six or more defenders back deep.
But Levine finally broke through, scoring from about 12 yards out off an assist from Kala Faulkner.
That was not good news for Northview, which had allowed just 16 goals all season and had shut out four consecutive playoff opponents, as Levine's goal proved to be the Eagles' spark.
Imani Walker made it 2-0 with 17:03 to play, Becca von Bereghy scored off an assist from Callie O'Connor with 8:36 left, and Anna Hilpertshauser completed the scoring with an unassisted goal with 3:30 remaining.
Milton came into the game averaging 4.2 goals per game and had been held to two goals or less just seven times, but one of those came in a 2-1 victory over Northview during the regular season.
Milton was able to find its chances early despite Northview's defense. The Eagles had a golden opportunity when Walker was fouled in the penalty box with 11:21 to play in the first half, but Alexis Schuster's penalty kick sailed high over the crossbar.
That was part of a four-minute spurt in which Milton had four shots, but Erickson made three good saves to keep the game tied.
Northview had only one scoring threat in the first half, but it was good one. Chrysa Zacharopoulos got loose and had a clean look from the left side of the net, but Milton's Tori Stajduhar made a diving save. Zacharopoulos had two more shots in the second half, but one was saved by Stadjuhar and the other went high and to the right.
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way to go Eagles! 6 state championships, that is absolutely awesome! I bleed Milton RED!
May 22nd, 2012
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Chip, thanks so much for the great article on this incredible group of young ladies. I would like to let you know the 4th goal scored by Anna was assisted by Katlyn Stevens. Thanks so much for all the press during this journey.


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October 31, 1945 "Hold me close and hold me fast, the magic spell you cast, this is la vie en rose..." Levi sang as he walked down the sidewalk, clutching a bouquet of roses in one hand and a well...I'll get a band together and we'll travel the world. I can't wait to show you, Elsie. We'll have forever! I love you with all my heart and soul, Your Levi A 2nd Lieutenant Somewhere in Europe 1942
Bubba was waiting for him when he got back from work. "You break a window?" he asked, tossing his coat on the couch and glaring at the big vampire. Bubba endeavored to look innocent, failed miserably...lifted him and carried him down the hall and tucked him into bed. He did, however, hear Bubba's parting shot, and it sent a cold chill down his back. "You're a good boy, possum. A real good boy.
He was getting ready to go to work when Bubba showed up. Socrates had a big family. It was partly because he lived down South and most everyone down South that had it in their blood liked a good, big...you do, so long as you don't follow me." "Sure thing," Bubba drawled as he walked away. "I'll see ya tonight." And Socrates didn't doubt that Bubba would keep that promise. He didn't doubt it at all
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The National Institute for Literacy recently funded a panel called the National Early Literacy Panel to study what works best to teach early literacy skills. The panel's results were released on Thursday and an article in the Christian Science Monitor discusses the results. The panel found that play and "short targeted activities" are the best early literacy learning environments. Much of what they discuss aligns with what we are doing with storytime and in the library. So congratulations to us for already being on the ball!


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The U.S. embassy in Nairobi said it was in contact with local authorities and offered assistance. Some British security personnel assisted in the response.
The gunmen told hostages that non-Muslims would be targeted, said Elijah Kamau, who was at the mall at the time of the midday attack.
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"The gunmen told Muslims to stand up and leave. They were safe, and non-Muslims would be targeted," he said.
Jay Patel, who sought cover on an upper floor in the mall when shooting began, said that when he looked out of a window onto the upper parking deck of the mall he saw the gunmen with a group of people. Patel said that as the attackers were talking, some of the people stood up and left and the others were shot.
The attack was carried out by terrorists, said police chief Benson Kibue. He did not specify a group. He said it was likely that no more than 10 attackers were involved.
Somalia's president — the leader of a neighboring country familiar with terrorist attacks — said his nation knows "only too well the human costs of violence like this" as he extended prayers to those in Kenya.
"These heartless acts against defenseless civilians, including innocent children, are beyond the pale and cannot be tolerated. We stand shoulder to shoulder with Kenya in its time of grief for these lives lost and the many injured," President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud said.
The gunmen carried AK-47s and wore vests with hand grenades on them, said Manish Turohit, 18, who hid in a parking garage for two hours.
"They just came in and threw a grenade. We were running and they opened fire. They were shouting and firing," he said after marching out of the mall in a line of 15 people who all held their hands in the air.
Dozens of people were wounded. A local hospital was overwhelmed with the number of wounded being brought in hours after the attack and diverted them to a second facility. Officials said Kenyans turned out in droves to donate blood.
The United Nations secretary-general's office said that Ban Ki-moon has spoken with President Uhuru Kenyatta and expressed his concern. British Prime Minister David Cameron also called Kenyatta and offered assistance. The U.N. Security Council condemned "in the strongest possible terms today's terrorist attack in Nairobi."
Kenyan authorities said they have thwarted other large-scale attacks targeting public spaces. Kenyan police said in September 2012 they disrupted a major terrorist attack in its final stages of planning, arresting two people with explosive devices and a cache of weapons and ammunition.
Anti-terror Police Unit boss Boniface Mwaniki said vests found were similar to those used in attacks that killed 76 people in Uganda who gathered to watch the soccer World Cup finals on TV in July 2010. Al-Shabab claimed responsibility for those bombings, saying the attack was in retaliation for Uganda's participation in the African Union's peacekeeping mission in Somalia.
Associated Press reporter Douglass K. Daniel in Washington contributed to this report.
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Rino 650 combines a 5 W FRS/GMRS radio with a 2.6" glove-friendly color touchscreen GPS packed full of powerful features like a barometric altimeter, 3-axis electronic compass and NOAA weather radio.
With its high-sensitivity GPS receiver and quad helix antenna, Rino 650 quickly finds your position and maintains it even in heavy cover. Plus, a built-in barometric altimeter and 3-axis compass make it easy to get your bearings without the need to hold it level.
The device comes with a worldwide basemap with shaded relief, so you can navigate anywhere with ease. Adding more maps is easy with Garmin's wide array of detailed topographic, marine and road maps. With its microSD card slot, Rino 650 lets you load TOPO U.S. 24K maps and hit the trail or plug in BlueChart® g2 preloaded cards for a great day on the water. The device also supports BirdsEye Satellite Imagery (subscription required), that lets you download satellite images to your device and integrate them with your maps. In addition, Rino 650 is compatible with Custom Maps, free software that transforms paper and electronic maps into downloadable maps for your device.
Rino 650s unique Position Reporting capability lets you send your exact location to other Rino users so they can see it on their map page. Plus, improved audio performance means its easy to communicate with any other conventional FRS/GMRS radio in the area. It can be useful in an emergency, or just a handy way to keep tabs on your hunting party, hiking partner, family or friends.
With plenty of transmit power, Rino 650 also lets you send unit-to-unit text messages to other Rino users in your area it's ideal for loud or windy conditions, or just when you don't want to disturb the wildlife. It also lets you share your waypoints, tracks, routes and geocaches wirelessly with other compatible Garmin handheld devices.
For added safety, Rino 650 features a built-in NOAA weather radio that can help you avoid hazardous weather. The radio supports Specific Area Message Encoding, which allows you to see National Weather Service warnings and watches displayed county-by-county on the map screen.
Weather any storm with Rino's built-in NOAA weather radio that helps you avoid hazardous weather. The radio displays county lines and storm watches/warnings on the map screen so you'll always be in the know...and safe.
What's in a name? A lot when it comes to Rino. Now, you can track 2,000 points of information per contact. Plus, the track manager makes it easy for you to maintain and review who you've been tracking.
Gone are the days of missing a note. Rino time stamps and records the notes you receive from contacts for later review, or forwarding.
Bring more functionality to your device with more dashboards in more places. View your elevation plot, coordinates, compass arrow and more on any page, at any time.
Customize Rino to be as well-rounded as you. You can set up different profiles so you can quickly switch personalities based on what you're doing - hiking, driving or more. With Rino, you'll never miss a beat.
Stay with your group, even when they are far away. Rino lets you view multiple contacts on 1 screen, so even if you're far away, you can see where they are in relation to you. Plus, you can easily route to your friends or regroup if you need to.


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If you have yet to hop on the Borderlands 2 bandwagon, now's the time to do so. Today only, Green Man Gaming has the game a 50% off, AND you can get extra savings with a 30% Off coupon code. At $21 the game is at its lowest price ever by $3 and $24 off the next best price online of $45.
If you're looking for faster boot times and quicker loading of your favorite programs but don't want to sacrifice storage space or spring for an SSD with a high per GB cost, the popular 750GB Seagate Momentus XT hybrid HDD dropped to $100, its lowest price ever by $18. The drive's firmware puts the most-accessed files and programs on a small integrated SSD, allowing for a markedly improved computing experience without seriously compromising in any area.
For those interested in website building (or domain squatting), Groupon has a special on GoDaddy.com products. You can get $30 worth of GoDaddy for $10 or get $70 for only $25.
Borderlands 2 (PC Download) for $21 (next best is $45 – use coupon code GMG30-DPLIM-DN831). Cheapest ever by $3.
Seagate Momentus XT 750GB 7200RPM Solid State Hybrid Drive ST750LX003 for $100 with free shipping (next best is $127 – use this form). Cheapest ever by $18.
A few good HP and Lenovo laptop deals today. If you're looking for a big display, the 17.3-inch HP Envy dv7 Select Edition with Core i5 CPU and 8GB RAM is only $650. That's a new low by $10 and $60 off last week's price of $710. If you're looking for a gaming PC, the slick-looking Lenovo Y500 with 1TB HDD and 16GB SSD is cheapest ever by $200. For those in the market for a fast machine but no need for discrete graphics, the 15.6-inch Lenovo Z580 with Ivy Bridge Core i5 and 6GB RAM is only $575 – cheapest ever by $144. There are also two new HP laptops with AMD processors under $400: The 15.6-inch HP g6z-2200 for $377, and the 14-inch HP Pavilion Sleekbook 14z for $375.
HP Envy dv7t-7200 Select Edition Core i5-2450M, 8GB RAM, Windows 8 for $650 with free shipping (normally $800 – use coupon code REDTAGPC).
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Although not the cheapest we see, $39 for 12 months of Xbox Live is close and a solid deal worth mentioning. Sony Store is offering 20% off PS Vita memory cards, and Star Wars Kinect is down to $20. Finally, the Borderlands 2 Season Pass is down to its lowest ever price of $11 after Green Man Gaming's current 30% off coupon.
Xbox 360 Live 12-Month Gold Membership for $39 with free shipping (normally $60).
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Probably the most standout deal in this category today is an absurdly inexpensive refurbished 32-inch HDTV for $160. No coupons, no mail-in rebates, and 14 of 15 reviews on Amazon are very positive. For those who simply need a screen – ANY screen – we dug up a refurbished NEC 17-inch monitor for only $50 after coupon. Microsoft's L2 wireless mouse dropped to its lowest ever price of $13. Pugilistic deal-hunters will be happy to see UFC's Ultimate Fight Collection for 2012 is $20 off the next best price, and aqua-loving adventurous types can snag the waterproof, shockproof, crushproof Pentax Optio WG-1 camera for only $130.
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(Newsys) The makers of the much-loved hot sauce Sriracha are facing a lawsuit alleging a factory in Irwindale, California is making life unbearable for nearby residents.
"Residents began complaining last month about a strong odor as well as burning eyes, irritated throats and folks got headaches too," according toKPIX.
"Feeling your nose tingling, you want to sneeze. It's like cooking chilis in your house and you have that little cough, that itch in your throat," one resident said.


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The city's two most important cases, the Colaba rape case and the Karan Kakkad murder, are seeing a delay in investigations due to the lack of forensic equipment.
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Olivia Munn's Rules For Dating A Fellow Actor: He Has To Be More Successful Than Me
When it comes to fellow actors dating Olivia Munn, they better be more famous than her!
The 32-year-old star stopped by Access Hollywood Live on Tuesday, where she opened up about her relationship with another actor – although, she remained mum on confirming his identity to Billy Bush and Kit Hoover.
"I'm dating… an actor… we met through a mutual friend," the 32-year-old star said.
"He's a really talented actor and he does something completely different than what I do, so he's wonderful," she continued.
The beauty also shared a rule for dating in Hollywood – one that with her success in "Magic Mike" and HBO's "The Newsroom" might be hard for her to follow.
"The key is to have a guy that has more success than you because… guys have a bigger ego and it's harder for them to be around a girl that's doing better," she explained.
According to E!, Olivia is dating "The Killing's" Joel Kinnaman.
"They met last year, but they didn't get together until just before Christmas," a source told E! "He is a super normal guy and she is a really down-to-earth girl and they just get each other. They are on the same wavelength intellectually, and they have the same sense of humor. It's been going on for a little while and it's heading towards being serious. They are extremely happy together."
Catch Olivia on "The Newsroom" Sundays on HBO at 10 PM.
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Victorian Christmas at Windsor Castle
[Image: The Royal Collection © 2010 Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II] Queen Victoria and Prince Albert are closely associated with Christmas traditions at Windsor Castle. [...]
Begin with the annual colorful costumed parade, Europe's largest Regency costumed Promenade
Its story begins in the rainforests of Central and South America.
Jane Austen exhibition reveals author's life and brings new prominence to her final resting place.
Learn about The Young Victoria movie in the Victorian era — Victorian dresses, fashions, food, customs, parties, even Christmas.
William Morris was one of the principal founders of the British Arts and Crafts Movement.
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The Cornwall Home Show 2012 is Almost HereMarch 23, 2012 - 09:30
On Saturday 31 March and Sunday 1 April, Cornwall's best home, garden and sustainable living experts will come together for the second annual Cornwall Home Show.
First Cornwall Home Show Attracts More Than 1,000May 7, 2011 - 10:19
The first Cornwall Home Show, which took place on 31 April and 1 May at Kingsley Village, attracted more than 1,000 people who visited the show to meet with specialist home and garden design businesses from across the county.
The First Cornwall Home Show Announces PlansMarch 22, 2011 - 21:41
Excitement is building for the first Cornwall Home Show which takes place on Saturday 30 April and Sunday 1 May at Kingsley Village at Fraddon. The Cornwall Home Show will bring together almost 40 of Cornwall's very best home interior and garden design experts as well as environmental and sustainable living businesses, all under one roof for just two days.
Cornish Ebay Sellers Wetsuit Gains International FameMarch 21, 2011 - 14:44
A Cornish surfer's wetsuit has reached almost £10,000 on Ebay and he has promised to give 95% of the sum to charity following the Japanese Tsunami.
Over 25 companies including Nixon, Carve Surf Magazine, DVS and XCEL have also donated towards it as well
Technology Fans Rush To Truro's Home StudioNovember 25, 2010 - 16:51
Christmas shoppers will be in for a treat during Truro's late night shopping with special events taking place at The Home Studio, in New Bridge Street, to showcase the latest iPhone, iPad and iTouch accessory, Redeye.
Truro Late Night Shopping Well UnderwayNovember 23, 2010 - 11:11
The late night shopping season gets under way tomorrow night (Weds) in Truro as the stores are stocked with Christmas goodies.
A festive atmosphere will be created with music and street entertainment from St Newlyn East Band, Camborne Youth Band, Jumping Out Duo and Diabloman.


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dont end here!
i'm curious about gareki's training too, this whole story is weird i think i woulda liked it alot more if it weren't for the asymmetrical outfits the males wore, only 1 strap for all their cloths the heck?
Is this the end? if so it left me kinda empty…
i dont think its over yet i think this is just the end of the 1st season i realy hope there is a 2nd season coming!!!
I'll be surprised if there isn't a second season


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Hi Guys
Im after some more advice with configuring WGM.
I have managed to configure and lockdown my macs, but one thing I am struggling with is removing the side bar, or ideally to be able to stop students from browsing the network.
I've done some research and they all seem to mention about adding com.apple.sidebarlists into WGW. Only problem is that I cannot find any trace of this file what so ever. Its not in Library/Preference which seems to be the place most plists are stored.
Can anyone suggets a way of removing the sidebar or stop students from browsing the network.
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Lifetree Café will discuss fate, luck and divine intervention from 7 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at New Ground Coffee Company, 5925 N. Clinton St. The event, Fate, Free Will, or God's Plan? will include a showing of Crossword, a short film about a lonely woman who finds solace in her daily crossword puzzle where the clues seem to link to her own life.
The University of Saint Francis, 2701 Spring St., is hosting the lecture An Eastern Christian Assessment of Vatican II at 3 p.m. Sunday in the North Campus Auditorium.
Holiday events
St. Alban's Episcopal Church, 7308 St. Joe Road, is hosting a Christmas program dinner and play by the church's youth group at 6 p.m. Sunday. For ticket information, call 485-8022.
Aldersgate United Methodist Church, 2417 Getz Road, is having a Christmas concert with the Aldersgate choirs at 7 p.m. Monday.
First Presbyterian Church, 300 W. Wayne St., is having a blue Christmas service for those who find the holidays to be difficult at 7 p.m. Wednesday. The service will include reflection, music and meditation.
Special music
Holy Scripture Lutheran Church, 8811 Kinnerk Road, will host organist Charles Bonow for his concert O Lord, How Shall I Meet Thee? at 9 a.m. Sunday.
The First United Methodist Church of Van Wert (Ohio), will host Van Wert native Jacob Wilder in a vocal recital at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the church sanctuary. Vocal selections include Ave Maria, O Holy Night and You'll Never Walk Alone.