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There Is Little Hope for This Toy Company
By Amal Singh - August 16, 2013 | Tickers: HAS, JAKK, MAT
JAKKS Pacific (NASDAQ: JAKK) has been in a steep decline over the past month or so after posting catastrophic quarterly results. The company's revenue took a body blow, and when management said that the business would be facing turbulent times and not be able to achieve its targets, things got worse.
Woeful performance
JAKKS' second-quarter report revealed a major decline in revenue. The net loss for the second quarter more »
Three Companies Set to Profit From Three Avatar Sequels
By Chris Katje - August 13, 2013 | Tickers: IMAX, MAT, NWSA
Stop me if you have heard this one before, movie sequels equal big bucks for studios and parties involved. This theory normally proved true as sequels come with high anticipation and a built in audience. With that being said, how high will expectations be for the three announced sequels to the highest grossing film of all time?
Back in December of 2009, James Cameron finally released his masterpiece "Avatar." The more »
Should You Invest in Toys?
By Dan Moskowitz - August 6, 2013 | Tickers: HAS, LF, MAT
Hasbro (NASDAQ: HAS) seems to be making all the right moves in order to position itself for future growth. The toy industry is changing and there is a greater emphasis on digital. So let's take a look at the deals Hasbro has made and whether it is likely to present a good investment opportunity.
Strategic aggression
Hasbro has made two key deals with Disney. One is a two-year pact more »
Are These Stocks Worth Playing With?
By Marshall Hargrave - July 31, 2013 | Tickers: HAS, MAT, DIS
In a recent article, I couldn't help but harp on the move to digital and how it's impacting the video game industry. This move is not only changing how the likes of Electronic Arts and Activision Blizzard do business, but also how the physical toy industry operates.
As I develop my thesis on the industry, it's clear that companies may well continue to see pressure related to more »
Which Toy-Maker Is the Better Bet?
By Joseph Harry - July 25, 2013 | Tickers: HAS, MAT, DIS
Classic games such as Monopoly are easily recognizable by most children and adults alike. The company behind these products and other iconic brands of games and toys, Hasbro (NASDAQ: HAS) competes mostly with its main rival, Mattel (NASDAQ: MAT), for dominance of the toy industry. Mattel also has its fair share of iconic toys, such as Barbies. Toy companies usually constitute a solid long-term investment, so which company offers more more »
Toys Are Not for Kids
By Vanina Egea - July 24, 2013 | Tickers: HAS, JAKK, MAT
The toy industry today is navigating muddy waters. A slow economic recovery has chipped away at company revenues and placed a few toy companies under great financial pressure. Let us take a look at the industry leader, Mattel (NASDAQ: MAT), a close competitor, Hasbro (NASDAQ: HAS), and a struggling signature brand, Jakks Pacific (NASDAQ: JAKK).
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A worldwide leader in the toy design and production industry, Mattel distributes more »
Why Toys Companies Need To Focus On Technology
By Kaitlyn Tokay - July 24, 2013 | Tickers: JAKK, LF, MAT
Technology is evolving how kids play with toys. Screen time for the average child has skyrocketed to 4.5 hours a day for the media-heavy family according to a survey from USA Today. In the changing world of consumer electronics, toy companies are making the leap into digital to appeal to the technology savvy kids toy market.
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JAKKS Pacific (NASDAQ: JAKK) saw shares tumble almost 28% after a more »
Are These Companies Worth a Second Look?
By William Bias - July 24, 2013 | Tickers: EBAY, HAS, MAT
Its earnings season! This is a time of the quarter when companies report and Wall Street gives thumbs up or thumbs down based on whether the companies meet or disappoint their expectations (emphasis mine). Sometimes when a company disappoints Wall Street the subsequent decline can give you a better entry point to purchase shares. However, it always pays to do your research to see if a particular company is deserving more »
Is This Toy Company a Good Buy After Its Recent Drop?
By Anh HOANG - July 24, 2013 | Tickers: HAS, JAKK, MAT
Barbie's owner, Mattel (NASDAQ: MAT), dropped nearly 6.6% in one day. Even after the drop, Mattel is now up around 18% since the beginning of the year. Famous investors, including Joel Greenblatt, Tom Gayner, and Jim Simons currently have Mattel in their portfolio. Should investors consider the recent drop in Mattel's stock price a good investment opportunity? Let's find out.
Sluggish second-quarter earnings results
The drop more »
Benefit From This Toy Giant's Continued Digital Push
By Reuben Brewer - July 24, 2013 | Tickers: DISCA, HAS, MAT
Hasbro (NASDAQ: HAS) just inked a deal to buy 70% of casual game maker Backflip Studios. This fits nicely with the company's goals of creating broad identities around its impressive portfolio of brands. This should help boost performance over time at the number two toy maker.
Doing More with its Toys
Hasbro has taken a fairly aggressive stance in its brand development efforts in recent years. For example, while more »
LeapFrog Leaps High and Why You Should Leap Too
By Emmanuel Floriann - July 22, 2013 | Tickers: HAS, LF, MAT
LeapFrog (NYSE: LF) leaped high this year by an astounding 27% year-to-date, and the upward trend continues thus far. LeapFrog is a leading manufacturer and developer of technology-based educational products.
Its products are primarily focused on providing a wholesome, engaging, entertaining, and highly efficient learning experience to users in school, at home, and across the globe. It is an eight-time recipient of the prestigious 'Educational Toy of the Year' award more »
Are These Top Wednesday Earning Performers a Buy?
By Brian Nichols - July 19, 2013 | Tickers: BAC, MAT, PNC, YHOO
A stock's reaction after earnings doesn't necessarily mean that the performance reflects the fundamentals, so are these stocks a buy? In this piece, I am answering this question, looking for stocks to buy and add to my Motley Fool CAPS.
Does Alibaba matter?
Yahoo! (NASDAQ: YHOO) produced the biggest move of the day, a 10% gain, and was the most watched stock after earnings. The company slightly beat more »
How to Play the Evolving Toy Story
By Bob Ciura - July 18, 2013 | Tickers: HAS, MAT
The toy industry in the United States is essentially a duopoly. Mattel (NASDAQ: MAT) and Hasbro (NASDAQ: HAS) are the two-headed beast that control the bulk of the industry.
Hasbro has a product portfolio that most consumers would easily recognize: games including Monopoly and Scrabble, and toy brands including Nerf and G.I. Joe. Meanwhile, Mattel's stable of great brands includes Barbie, Hot Wheels, and the Fisher-Price and American more »
The Real 'Toy Story'
By Zain Abbas - July 16, 2013 | Tickers: HAS, JAKK, MAT
For some time, the toy industry has been undergoing a decline in demand due to macro as well as secular reasons. Industry trends remain tepid in both Europe and the US given macroeconomic pressures. Also, a slow but steady shift toward digital forms of entertainment has posed a huge threat to this industry. In these circumstances, it is worthwhile to have a look at some of the toy companies and more »
The Toymaker's Transition: This Toy Stock is Evolving
By Ben Popkin - July 16, 2013 | Tickers: HAS, JAKK, MAT
Toymakers have brought joy to children for generations -- but as the popularity of tablets and mobile devices increase, toymakers find that they must adapt to the changing technology. This means offering a combination of digital and physical products that are tailored to the newer generation. Among these toymakers is Hasbro (NASDAQ: HAS). The company has been making toys since 1923, but past performance isn't worth much without a plan more »
Why should you invest in Mattel?
By Rashmi Singh - July 10, 2013 | Tickers: HAS, JAKK, MAT
Man, I love toys and if they give $ 7 billion in annual sales, I love them even more.
Mattel (NASDAQ: MAT) has been consistently delivering stellar performances as the last fiscal saw the company's revenue cross the $ 7 billion mark for the first time in its history and record operating profit in excess of a billion dollars for 2 consecutive years on the back of strong gross margins and more »
Why this toy maker deserve your attention ?
By Rashmi Singh - July 6, 2013 | Tickers: HAS, JAKK, MAT
Man...I love toys and if they give $ 7 billion in annual sales, I love them even more and who won't if the company is Mattel (NASDAQ: MAT).
The company has been consistently delivering stellar performances as the last fiscal saw the company cross the $ 7 billion mark for the first time in its history and record operating profits in excess of a billion dollars for 2 consecutive years more »
Toy Manufacturers: 3 Picks
By Louie Grint - July 3, 2013 | Tickers: HAS, JAKK, MAT
The toy industry is in the doldrums. Retail toy sales have flattened worldwide during the last few years. In the 21st Century, age "compression" has made toy companies face new competitors and become just one part of the greater "play industry," which consists of those who create immersive digital worlds, developing apps, video games, and manufacture devices. It seems kids nowadays are not amazed by new Barbies or cars and more »
Buy These Consumer Stocks
By David Gould - July 2, 2013 | Tickers: ATVI, LF, MAT
If you are bullish on the consumer economy, there are several stocks that you should consider. I recommend buying across multiple categories ranging from toys to gaming stocks. Below, I review two leaders in these respective fields and provide my take on why you should be optimistic about their futures.
The innovative toymaker
Mattel (NASDAQ: MAT) ended 2012 with a bang. The results were generally strong with global net sales more »
Is Investing in the Toy Makers Really a Good Idea?
By Paul Sangrey - June 24, 2013 | Tickers: ATVI, EA, HAS, MAT, ZNGA
The first quarter of the year is always the slowest for the various toy makers, but this quarter they did well, especially Mattell (NASDAQ: MAT), but Hasbro (NASDAQ: HAS) did fairly strongly as well. Or did they?
For example, let's look at Hasbro. Hasbro's most recent quarterly report was full of how their revenues increased 4% year over year in the United States and 34% in developing markets more »
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Actual, unscripted dialogue between my 4-year-old daughter and the rest of our family on an otherwise normal weeknight several days ago. The game was her suggestion.
My wife, son, and I are sitting on the living room couch. 4-year-old enters stage left.
Me: Come on in, dog.
Wife: What's your name, sweetie?
Daughter: I'm June (not her real name - it's her favorite Little Einsteins character). I'm 16 years old (not her real age).
Me: Where are you from?
Daughter: I live in New York City (not her real city), near the Statue of Liberty. I have two daughters (SO not real).
Me: Very interesting. Why do you want to be a Carmel Valley Idol?
Daughter: I like to sing.
Wife: What are you going to sing for us?
Daughter: "Hawaii Rainbow." I learned it in preschool.
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Me: Thank you. Mommy, what do you think?
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Me: It's a yes for me. You're on to the next round.
Wife: Welcome to Hollywood!
Daughter (raising both fists in the air, smiling broadly): Yes! (exits room stage left, skipping).
When are dreams like this outgrown? Clearly it's normal for a 4-year-old girl to dream of being a music star, but somewhere along the line most of us give up on such notions and resign ourselves to the lives we have settled into instead of aspiring to the lives we desire.
Thankfully, running (or triathlon, for you tri-bloggers) makes many of us the exceptions to this unfortunate aspect of human development.
Nearly every runner out there is striving for some sort of goal. Whether it's to lose weight, lower their blood pressure, break 20 minutes in a 5K, or run a sub-3-hour marathon, they all have some image of a faster, skinnier, or healthier body they want to attain.
To varying degrees, all of us recreational joggers, marathon racers, ultrarunners, and Ironman dreamers have more in common with my young daughter than we first realize.
We have an idealization of ourselves that we're chasing each day. Sometimes the odds against the dream seem overwhelming, but with the right dedication we continue to audition, testing ourselves every time we lace up our shoes or jump in the pool.
Fortunately, unlike Hollywood, success in our sport doesn't depend on impressing the right judges or getting the ideal break. It's based more on determination and passion, and the self-discipline to ensure frequent practice.
So maybe the proper question isn't "When are these dreams outgrown?" but rather, "Why do dreams like this have to be outgrown?" I like the idea of having wondrous, childlike aspirations that are within my power to make a reality.
To put it another way - if chasing yet another 3-hour marathon doesn't keep me young, I'm not sure what will.
My recommendations to everyone out there who is chasing a goal are the same things I would tell my daughter for whatever pursuit she chooses: Don't worry about the length of the road ahead. Don't worry about what any judges have to say. Don't lose sight of the person you aspire to be.
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No matter how big or small, lists and libraries are vital to your use of SharePoint 2010 in many ways. But when a list or library has a large number of items, you need to carefully plan, organize, and account for how data is accessed. By planning and using key list and library features, you can ensure that you and other users quickly find information without adversely affecting the performance of the rest of your site.
Note The performance of any SharePoint site, especially one that contains lists and libraries with many items, is directly affected by decisions made when setting up and planning a SharePoint site. Find more information about SharePoint performance and capacity planning on Microsoft Technet.
SharePoint 2010 supports very large lists and libraries. The following table summarizes the specifications and limits for lists and libraries that contain many items.
As you can see, you can store a lot of data and files in lists and libraries. But if a query or database operation exceeds a resource throttle or limit, you may be blocked from doing this operation because accessing that many items could adversely affect other users of the site. Fortunately, there are a set of straightforward strategies and basic features you can use to achieve the results you want to prevent you from exceeding these throttles and limits. All users can circumvent the limit during a dedicated time window, and with appropriate permission you can also use a higher limit through code.
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To minimize database contention, SQL Server often uses row-level locking as a strategy to ensure accurate updates without adversely impacting other users who are accessing other rows. However, if a read or write database operation, such as a query, causes more than 5,000 rows to be locked at once, then it's more efficient for SQL Server to temporarily escalate the lock to the entire table until the database operation is completed. Note that the actual number is not always 5,000, and can vary depending on your site, the amount of activity in the database, and your site's configuration. When this lock escalation occurs, it prevents other users from accessing the table. If this happens too often, then users will experience a degradation of system performance. Therefore, thresholds and limits are essential to help minimize the impact of resource-intensive database operations and balance the needs of all users.
The following diagram summarizes the key points about what happens behind the scenes when you access many items in a list or library.
The following table summarizes information about resource throttles and limits that you need to be aware of. These throttles and limits are set on the Resource Throttling page in Central Administration. Contact your administrator for specific limits and requests for your site.
Note To assist central administration, the computer administrator of the front-end computer and the central administrator site owner accessing a list or library with many items are not subject to the following resource throttles and limits.
Specifies the maximum number of list or library items that a database operation, such as a query, can process at one time. Operations that exceed this limit are blocked.
To give you time to make alternative plans, SharePoint 2010 warns you on the List Settings page when your list has exceeded 3,000 items. The warning contains a help link to this topic.
Specifies the maximum number of unique permissions allowed for a list or library.
Every time you break the inheritance of permissions for an item or folder, it is counted as 1 unique permission toward this limit. If you try to add an item that would lead to exceeding this limit, you are prevented from doing so.
Specifies the maximum number of table rows internal to the database used for a list or library item. To accommodate wide lists with many columns, each item is wrapped over several internal table rows, up to 6 rows and up to a total of 8,000 bytes (excluding attachments).
For example, if you have a list with many small columns, one that contains hundreds of Yes/No columns, then you could exceed this limit, in which case you would not be able to add more Yes/No columns to the list, but you still may be allowed to add columns of a different type.
Note Farm administrators can only set this limit by using the object model, not through the user interface.
Specifies the maximum number of join operations, such as those based on lookup, Person/Group, or workflow status columns.
If the query uses more than eight columns, the operation is blocked. However, it is possible to programmatically select which columns to use by using maximal view, which can be set through the object model.
Specifies a time period during which resource thresholds and limits are ignored. A farm administrator can configure a time window during "off-peak" hours in 15 minute increments and up to 24 hours, such as, 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM or 1:30 AM to 5:15 AM.
Note A database operation or query started within the daily time window continues until completion (or failure) even if it doesn't finish within the specified time window.
The following sections provide recommendations, techniques, and tips for ensuring that you and other users can quickly access many items in a list or library and help to keep your site operating smoothly.
To help improve the performance of a large list or library, you can index up to 20 columns. In general, an index on a column enables you to quickly find the rows you want based on the values in that column, even when working with millions of items. When you combine indexes with filtered views, you can quickly retrieve the items you want.
It is important to consider the following when you create and use indexed columns. Each additional column index consumes extra resources in the database and adds some overhead to every operation to maintain the index. Therefore, you should add indexes only to columns that will be used actively for filtering in views on the list or library. It's a good idea to look at all the views and see which columns are used most commonly across different views for filtering to help choose the right columns to be indexed. Note that any column that you define to have a unique value requires an index.
The following table summarizes what columns can and cannot be indexed.
Lookup (single value)
Note Indexing the column in the other list or library does not improve performance of the lookup operation.
For steps on how to create an indexed column, see the section Create a simple or compound index in this topic.
For a view to quickly filter through a large number of items, the first column that you specify in the filter must be indexed. Other columns you specify in the view filter may or may not be indexed, but the view does not use those indexes. You also need to make sure that the first column of the filter does not return more items than the List View Threshold, even if the final result of the filtered view returns less than the List View Threshold. If the first column of the filter returns more items than the List View Threshold, you can use a filter with two or more columns When you define a filtered view that uses two or more columns, using an AND operator will usually limit the total number of items returned. But even in this case, you still need to specify as the first column in the filter the column that most likely returns the lesser amount of data. Note that using an OR filter almost always increases the number of items returned and won't be effective under these circumstances.
Important If you are filtering a list by an indexed field, check your recycle bin for deleted items. Items in the recycle bin aren't actually deleted from the backend database until they are removed from the recycle bin. If the total number of filtered items in the list and in the recycle bin is greater than the List Threshold limit, then you may get an incomplete set of results, or none at all.
Note If you are a developer, you can programmatically use a compound index on the first column. A compound index is based on two columns, primary and secondary, and can use either column to access the data quickly.
The following are some suggestions for typical views that would work well with indexed columns:
Find links to more information about creating or changing views and about formulas and functions that you can use to filter views in the See Also section.
Note Even when you create a filtered view based on column indexes, certain additional operations might still be blocked because they require accessing the entire list or library. These operations include the following: adding or deleting an index, creating a sort in the view definition; displaying a column total; and adding, updating, or deleting calculated fields.
Although folders (also called containers) are not required to use large lists and libraries, you can still use them to help organize your data and improve the efficiency of your data access. When you create a folder, behind the scenes you are creating an internal index. This internal index is also created for the root folder, or top-level of a list or library. When you access items in a folder, you are effectively using this internal index to access the data. Bear in mind that if a folder contains subfolders, each subfolder is counted as an item (but not any items in that subfolder).
Even when the total number of items in a list or library is very large, a view of a single folder is at least as fast as a view that filters the total number of items by using an indexed column. In some scenarios, it may be possible to distribute all of the items in a list or library into multiple folders such that no folder has more than five thousand items.
It is important to consider the following when you use folders to organize a large list or library:
Once the subset of data has been transferred to your computer, there are additional strategies you can use to speed up the display of the data in your browser.
As you increase the size of the HTML source code behind a web page, there is usually a corresponding increase in time to render the page. The larger the page, the longer it takes to display. For example, the default style for a list or library view is the table style, which displays all the data, one item per table row, on one page. Therefore the more rows you display, the longer it takes to display the data.
Setting an item limit on a page
By setting an item limit on a page, you can directly control how many items display at one time by using a specific number, the default being 30.
There are two options you can choose when setting an item limit on a page:
Using the Preview Pane view style
To see all of the information from items in your list in a vertical pane format, use the Preview Pane style. You can more quickly navigate the data by hovering over the item title in a scrolling region on the left side of the page, to see all the column values of the current item vertically listed on the right side of the page. Less initial data is displayed, and this helps display the view faster. This style is also very useful when your list is wide or has many columns and would require horizontal scrolling to see the data.
Using the Group By view style
The Group By view style groups the data by a category (up to two levels) that you choose when defining the view, which makes the initial display of the list view much smaller. You click a Plus/Minus button to expand/collapse a specific group of data and only load the subset of data that is needed onto the current page. This view style not only limits the display of the data, but also the retrieval of the data. Make sure that the default Show Grouping option is set to Collapsed. You can also control the paging of the grouped data in the same way as data that is not grouped. In some situations, such as simple reporting or drilling down and drilling up to find and update data, this view style can be much more efficient for users to use.
Using Datasheet view
Datasheet view is based on an ActiveX control and specifically designed to load data faster by retrieving and updating data asynchronously. This view makes it much more efficient to scroll, edit, and work with a lot of data, and is especially useful for doing frequent adds, updates, and comparisons to your data. Without disrupting your work, your changes are sent to the server, status is communicated to you by using icons, your changes are efficiently synchronized to the server and you can quickly resolve occasional conflicts. Datasheet view respects view filter, sort, and folder settings, but is not designed to work with page limits, dynamic filters and sorts in Standard view, or other non-tabular view styles, such as Group By and Preview Pane.
Tip If your list is organized by folders and you would like to see all the data in Datasheet view without the folders (a "flattened" view), you can set the view to see all items without folders. However, you may need to use a filter that is based on indexed columns to avoid reaching the List View Threshold.
The daily time window is a way for farm administrators to specify a dedicated time period for all users to do unlimited operations during off-peak hours, such as 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM.
Although views are a primary way to retrieve items from a list or library, other SharePoint commands and operations also require accessing the items in a list or library, such as: adding and deleting an index, adding and modifying a list column, deleting and copying folders, changing security settings for a list or library, saving a list with its content as a template, deleting a web or site, and restoring or deleting items from the Recycle Bin. These commands and operation could also fail if they exceed the site thresholds and limits when retrieving list data.
If you are not a developer or don't have convenient access to developer resources to do these operations for you, you can defer these types of operations to the daily time window. If the regular daily time window period is set up during normal sleeping hours, you can ask the farm administrator to move the time period to an early morning or late evening hour.
Taking data offline is often more convenient and efficient for you. You can make changes on your desktop or laptop computer, and then when you bring the data back online, synchronize changes and resolve conflicts in a smooth and efficient way. Working with large lists by using offline synchronization to "scrub", analyze, or report data, helps off-load database activity and minimize use of SharePoint resources.
You can take list data offline and synchronize changes when you come back online by using four Microsoft Office products. Two of these products, Microsoft Office Access 2010 and Microsoft SharePoint Workspace 2010, automatically processes list or library data in small batches and then reassemble the data, a technique that enables working with substantially more data than the List View Threshold, and without adversely impacting other users on the SharePoint site.
Microsoft Office SharePoint Workspace 2010 Using Office SharePoint Workspace 2010 you can efficiently take lists (both native and external) and libraries offline, automatically synchronize changes when they occur either on the client or the server, and take advantage of a richer, more flexible, and more responsive user interface on your client computer or laptop. Behind the scenes, Office SharePoint Workspace 2010 automatically processes data in batches of 100 items at a time and then reassembles the data, which means you can work with many more items than the List View Threshold of your site, up to an absolute maximum of 30,000 items. If a list or library contains more than 30,000 items, then the client computer stops synchronizing.
Microsoft Office Access 2010 You can read and write most native lists from Office Access 2010 by linking to them, and Office Access 2010 works well with virtually all SharePoint data types. Linking lets you connect to data in a SharePoint list, so that you create a two-way connection to view and edit the latest data both in the SharePoint list and your Access database. Access creates a copy of (or replicates) the SharePoint list in an Access table. Once the Access table has been created, you can work with list data in Access up to the Access limit of two gigabytes (excluding any attachments which are not stored locally). Furthermore, Office Access 2010, caches the list data on the client, uses an efficient in-memory, write-through cache, and only transfers changed list items, all of which makes queries and updates perform much faster. A conflict resolution dialog box also helps to manage conflicting updates in a smooth way.
Microsoft Office Excel 2010 You can export SharePoint lists to an Excel Table, which creates a one-way data connection between an the Excel table and the SharePoint list. When you update your data from the SharePoint list and refresh the Excel table, Office Excel 2010 replaces the Excel data with the latest SharePoint list data, overwriting any changes that you made to that Excel table. Once the data is in the Excel table, you can take advantage of the many data analysis features of Office Excel 2010, such as powerful and flexible worksheets, PivotTable reports, professional-looking charts and spark lines, conditional formatting with icons, data bars, and color scales, and sophisticated what-if analysis operations.
Microsoft Office Outlook 2010 From Office Outlook 2010, you can read and write Contact, Task, Calendar and Discussion Lists, as well as synchronize Document libraries. For example, you can work with both standard tasks lists and project tasks lists by taking task lists offline, viewing, updating, and assigning new tasks, bringing them back online, and synchronizing them without leaving Office Outlook 2010; You can also store, share, and manage SharePoint contacts more efficiently in Office Outlook 2010.
An alternative way to find documents or items in a large library or list is to use search. Because search has its own indexing mechanisms, it is not subject to the List View Threshold or other related limits. When you use search, you can easily scope (or limit) the search to a specific list or library. You can search by a keyword or phrase, and then further narrow the results by using item properties such as the author of a document or the creation date of a list item. You can even use Boolean syntax and logical operators to formulate more elaborate queries. After you have identified the results you want to work with you, can use the Refinement Panel to, for example, sort and filter the results according to your needs.
Find more information about using search in the See Also section.
To further help overall system performance and avoid reaching a resource threshold or limit, consider the following commonly-used SharePoint features:
Personal Views Because creating views that use a column index correctly is more complicated for large lists and libraries, you might want to remove the Manage Personal Views permission from contributors for a large list or library. By removing this permission, you can prevent users from creating a view that spans all of the items and that might adversely affect the performance of the rest of the site.
Relational lists When you create list relationships by using lookup columns, unique columns, and enforced relational behavior (also called referential integrity), you can reach the List View Threshold and may be blocked under the following circumstances:
RSS Feeds After RSS support is enabled in Central Administration and at the site collection level, you can enable and configure RSS support for the many types of lists and libraries. When users access the RSS Feed for a list or library, data is retrieved from the list. The default RSS view limits the number of items that are returned, based on the date that the item was last modified by using a filter on the Modified column. If the list or library has many items and users access the RSS Feed, it's a good idea to index the Modified column. You can also reduce the number of items retrieved by changing the number of items and number of days for which changes are included in an RSS Feed.
Find more information about Managing RSS Feeds in the See Also section.
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Because an external list does not use the SharePoint SQL Server backend database to store and retrieve data, an external list is not subject to the same resource throttles and limits as a native list or library (although external lists do have different resource throttles and limits). In some cases, you may find that an external list is more practical for your data and application requirements.
The following sections provide step-by-step procedures for creating indexes and using these indexes in filtered views.
To improve the performance of a large list or library, you can create an index. Then you can use the indexed column when you create or modify a filtered view based on column indexes of that list or library.
Important Because creating an index requires accessing all items in the list, it's possible you may be blocked from creating an index for a column if the entire list exceeds the List View Threshold. If this occurs, do the operation during the daily time window, or contact your administrator. For more information, see Creating SharePoint indexed columns.
If the name of your list or library does not appear, click Site Actions , click View All Site Content, and then click the name of your list or library.
To create a simple index:
To create a compound index:
After you index a column, you can add it to a view when you create or modify a view, and then use the indexed column to filter the view. Before creating a view, you may want to add more columns to the list to enable more flexibility for sorting, grouping, and filtering.
Find more information about creating columns and views in the See Also section.
To create a view:
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Note If you do not see any columns that say (Indexed) after the name, you do not have any indexed columns available for that list or library. You must first create a simple or compound index.
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Kago Kagichiri, a Kenyan mobile phone app developer, co-founder of a company that provides tutoring via cellphone instant messages to schoolchildren in rural Kenya, poses for a photograph on June 25, 2013 in Boulder, Colorado. Kagichiri is attending the Unreasonable Institute in Boulder, where young capitalists who want to change the world receive mentoring.
Robert Reich, a University of Colorado business professor, is providing some blunt-spoken mentoring at the Unreasonable Institute, a summer camp for capitalists who want to change the world.
Facing Reich, a self-confessed serial entrepreneur, is Patrick Woodyard, whose Tennessee-based company markets shoes made by Peruvian craftspeople under the slogan "Join us, and wear change."
Woodyard has told Reich that with each pair of shoes he ships, he includes information about the makers he hopes to help out of poverty.
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"I'm coming at it not just from the social impact side. I want your business to succeed," Reich said. "If you don't succeed, the shoemaker doesn't succeed. To succeed, the product has to come first."
The Unreasonable Institute, founded by University of Colorado graduates Teju Ravilochan and Daniel Epstein in this college town at the foot of the Rocky Mountains, is an attempt to solve real-world problems by linking innovative thinkers from around the world.
The name was inspired by playwright George Bernard Shaw, who said: "The reasonable man adapts himself to the world. The unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore, all progress depends on the unreasonable."
On a visit to India when he was about 10, Ravilochan, the US-born son of Indian immigrants, recalls seeing a boy his own age begging. It sparked a conversation with his father, a doctor, about why most people look away from poverty.
"He said people are sometimes unsure of how to solve problems that are so big," said Ravilochan, who now is 26.
That day, the seed of what Ravilochan calls a "medical school for people who want to solve poverty" was planted.
Ravilochan said Epstein came to him with the idea that would become their institute after attending an international leadership summit in 2008.
Their institute provides a way "to be a part of many different experiments," Epstein said. "Some will fail, but the learning is valuable."
In its fourth year, the institute drew 21 entrepreneurs to the camp, which holds its sessions from an ivy-covered fraternity house abandoned for the summer, dubbed The Mansion.
Some were looking for investors to help them grow. Some wanted management or other advice, or just the support of a network of like-minded people.
Their ventures included campaigns to turn gang members in Chicago into community leaders; disabled craftspeople in New Delhi into design trendsetters; and failing students in Kenya's Rift Valley into high school graduates.
Reich was among 50 mentors who volunteered to offer legal and design advice and act as sounding boards for pitches.
Some mentors have ended up investors after staying as long as a week, sharing The Mansion, its worn leather armchairs, sand volleyball court and other back-to-college-basics amenities.
Reich, who has been a part of every Unreasonable event since the first summer, said mentoring is his chosen form of charity.
The 48-year-old said he also takes part out of enlightened self-interest, saying working with entrepreneurs in their 20s and 30s keeps him in touch with new global concerns and the latest thinking in problem-solving.
"It keeps me active and in the game and aware," he said.
Other mentors this year included Tom Suddess, a former director of development for the University of Notre Dame, whose Suddess Group designs fundraising campaigns for colleges and start-ups.
Entrepreneurs wanting to join the camp submit written applications and go through a series of interviews. Successful applicants pay $10,000 for a single and $12,000 for a pair to take part.
The institute helps participants raise the fee through crowd-sourcing and the support of donors like Hewlett-Packard and Vodafone.
Kago Kagichiri, a Kenyan mobile phone application developer, and Toni Maraviglia, a teacher, co-founded a company that provides tutoring via cellphone instant messages to schoolchildren in rural Kenya.
"Kids are very open to the world. If you give them the best content, they might decide to change the world," Kagichiri said.
Kagichiri said when he first arrived in Boulder this summer, he wondered if the institute was the best use of his crowd-sourced funds.
But his concerns disappeared as he listened to mentors and made connections with entrepreneurs who shared his vision about the difference that could be made by viable businesses and new technologies.
Kagichiri said he learned in Boulder that "human connections are the most important thing."
"Three weeks ago, I would have said work, time spent on work, is the most important."
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19.65.000 Application.
The provisions of this chapter apply to the construction, changes, repair and use of a small boat marina providing covered floating boat moorage within the city. A marina is a basin of safe anchorage providing moorage for small vessels. [Ord. 3926 § 1 (Exh. A), 2013; Ord. 3798 § 2, 2010].
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B. All fuel storage tanks shall be located underground.
C. All fuel lines shall be provided with flexible connections from shore to floating facilities.
D. Fire extinguishers shall be provided near fuel dispensers as approved by the Edmonds fire department.
E. Gangplank access from shore to fuel floats shall be within 175 feet of fuel dispensers.
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H. Moorage at any fuel float shall be prohibited and unlawful except during the shortest time necessary to take on fuel. Moorage shall be unlawful at any fuel float at any time the fuel pumps are not open for business and physically attended by the fuel pump proprietor, his agent, employee or port tenant trained to a fire department approved environmental and safety standard. It shall be the independent responsibility of the fuel pump proprietor, vessel operator, and vessel owner to comply with this subsection and each said person or class of persons shall be subject to the penalties of ECC 5.50.020 for any and all violations hereof.
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Jenna Wild developed The Thrill of Thrift Fashion Show were members of the community showed how to dress in style for less. The fashion show was at LARA on April 10th, 2014
Now on Purdue's Service-Learning Website is a new Service-Learning Calendar, the first ever! Each month represents a faculty member that incorporates service-learning into their course. There is a small faculty bio provided in each month defining what the faculty member is doing to promote Service-Learning on our campus. Additionally, the service-learning calendar adds "pay forward" ideas and activities.
This service-learning calendar is available for immediate download. You can also request a hard copy from United Way's Anne Parks or Margaret Sass at the Center of Instructional Excellence. Please download and support what our faculty does to engage our students and our community in service-learning activities!
This free calendar can be downloaded here under "Share".
Now on Purdue's e-Pubs is a new Service-Learning reflection journal for kids available for download, and it's free. This academic community engagement tool was created to help students (3rd grade to 5th grade) with Service-Learning and community service assignments and projects. The reflection journal provides a guide for reflection and critical thought for young students engaged in Service-Learning and/or community service. Through these guidelines, children will be able to gain a broader understanding of the world around them through their active engagement with the community.
This free journal can be downloaded here. Please contact Dr. Sass at Purdue University for more information at firstname.lastname@example.com.
New Intercultural Learning toolkit and blog
The "Diverse Conversations" section of the Huffington Post blog talked to Dr. George B. Forsythe, President of Westminster College, concerning the "globalization of higher education." During his presidency, this private undergraduate liberal arts college has been transformed into a global leadership community nationally ranked for its diversity.
Read the whole interview to find out the different aspects of globalization of higher education, what are the benefits for the institutions and schools which engage in global learning, and how institutions can achieve this globalization of higher education.
Chrystia Freeland, Thomson Reuters Consumer News Editor, interviews Lee C. Bollinger, President of Columbia University about the strategies Columbia has been using to achieve global thinking in different fields of knowledge. "We don't know enough" and "we are ignorant" are the statements the President uses to call attention to the importance of global thinking. He claims that universities must change their models of doing research to a more globalized one in order to keep up with the different fields and provide real service in the production of knowledge. Watch the full interview below:
Graduate students honored for teaching excellenceIMPACT
Professors interested in redesigning their introductory courses and wanting to get students more involved in active learning can now count on the help from specialists. IMPACT, Instruction Matters: Purdue Academic Course Transformation, will target classes that serve as key introductory courses, especially those with high enrollments and higher unsatisfactory grades, and course withdrawals. Historically, these courses also tend to have higher incompletion rates by women and minorities. Read more.
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As Poseidon's trident controls the waves, so too has this triple-pronged beauty mastered my heart. With the primitive shaving tools at his disposal – I'd like to think this devil-may-care heartthrob just goes at it with a blunt machete – it's not surprising that he's had to bleed a little to sculpt this pristine marvel. No pain, no gain.
But this is more than an arousing follicular achievement – this is an artistic statement, an organic depiction of one man's intenral struggle against the conflicting facets of his tempestuous psyche. The will to be a good man is trapped between the imposing, towering manifestations of drug addiction (left) and ruthless ambition (right). The absence of a moustache, the dark ceiling that would forever imprison what remains of his virtuousness, is a sign of hope. He can change.
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Catalan Tomato Bruschetta
Yield: 8 servings (serving size: 1 bruschetta)
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- Calories: 86
- Fat: 2.5g
- Saturated fat: 0.2g
- Protein: 2.4g
- Carbohydrate: 15.1g
- Cholesterol: 0mg
- Iron: 0.6mg
- Sodium: 260mg
- Calories from fat: 24%
- Fiber: 1.7g
- Calcium: 19mg
- 8 (1-ounce) slices rustic white, sourdough, or French bread
- 4 garlic cloves, halved
- 4 small ripe tomatoes, each cut in half crosswise
- 1 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- Preheat grill or broiler.
- Place bread slices on grill rack or baking sheet; grill or broil 2 to 3 minutes on each side or until lightly browned.
- Rub 1 side of each bread slice with 1 garlic clove half and 1 tomato half (tomato pulp will rub off onto bread). Discard garlic and tomato peels. Drizzle oil evenly over bread slices; sprinkle evenly with salt and pepper.
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- CONVENIENCE: Entertaining, Quick/Easy
- CUISINE: Italian
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Vegetables
- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Meatless
- COOKING METHOD: Grill
- OCCASION: Summer
- PUBLICATION: Oxmoor House
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WoW is, by far, the most expensive MMORPG to start playing. It's $50 for the Battle Chest with the base game + BC, $40 for the WotLK expansion, and another $40 for Cataclysm - the player pays $130, and only gets one free month with it.
(BTW, WoW without all expansions is just a very expensive trial, with very infrequent updates, borked class balance, content difficulty seriously under-tuned, no chance at World PvP, etc; for the most part, lacking even one expansion pack for WoW is actually worse than playing one of those F2P games while refusing to use it's online store.)
I believe the most expensive competitor charges $50 for a game box with the game, all expansions, one month free time, and a pack from it's on-line store added as a bonus. Most competitors are either not charging anything for expansions, even when the game has not yet become F2P (which has the nice side-effect of freeing developers from the task of maintaining multiple clients for the game), or else giving some store content or free time as a bonus for buying the expansion.
As for balance between paid and free players, seems like the best F2P games try to keep the relative power level of paid and free players close by not selling anything that can effectively increase the power of end-game players. Most offers are conveniences (or, from another point of view, the lifting of inconveniences forced unto the F2P crowd; Blizzard already sells some things in this category, like faction/realm transfers, and provides some as in-game items, such as heirloom gear), content (which is usually free for subscription players; in fact, most F2P games are even better in this respect than WoW, since there is no need to buy any content as long as the player keeps his subscription active, contrary to what happens with WoW's expansions), and cosmetic items (like the pets and mounts in WoW's store; other F2P games often deal with gear appearance customization as well).
All said, I believe most WoW players would greatly benefit from a move to a payment system similar to Turbine's; no need to buy the game itself or it's expansions, keeping all content available to the subscription crowd, and having a F2P option to fill the place of the free trial, but with way less restrictions. Store content would probably stay mostly the same (perhaps with some things like Heirloom items and potions making an appearance, and perhaps also some kind of gear appearance customization).
Besides, it would be foolish to just disregard F2P games as meaningful. Both Turbine games which went F2P reported a 4-5x increase in player base, and a 2x increase in revenues during the first F2P month, and they both seem to still be better of than previously. Zinga, who thrives on F2P games, has also passed EA in market value. WoW, the single largest subscription MMO in existance, has increased it's player base by only 5% in the last two years. Perhaps this is not the best time for Blizzard to convert WoW to a F2P model, but since they are not fools, they should be at least evaluating the potential gains and losses from such a change.


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This is worth the time. I've made it at least a half dozen times and it gets raves from my children.
Wild Rice-Oatmeal Bread
This slightly sweet bread makes a wonderful toast for breakfast.
Yield: 1 loaf, 16 servings (serving size: 1 slice)
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- Calories: 204
- Calories from fat: 4%
- Fat: 1g
- Saturated fat: 0.2g
- Monounsaturated fat: 0.2g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.3g
- Protein: 6.1g
- Carbohydrate: 42.4g
- Fiber: 2g
- Cholesterol: 1mg
- Iron: 2.4mg
- Sodium: 303mg
- Calcium: 36mg
- 2 cups water, divided
- 1/3 cup uncooked wild rice
- 1 cup regular oats
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- 2 packages dry yeast (about 4 1/2 teaspoons)
- 1/2 cup warm water (100° to 110°)
- 1 cup warm 1% low-fat milk (100° to 110°)
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 3 tablespoons molasses
- 2 teaspoons salt
- 5 cups all-purpose flour, divided
- Cooking spray
- Bring 1 cup water to a boil in a medium sauce-pan. Add wild rice; cover, reduce heat, and simmer 1 hour or until tender. Drain if necessary. Set wild rice aside.
- Bring 1 cup water to a boil in a medium sauce-pan. Add the oats, and cook over medium-high heat for 2 1/2 minutes or until thick, stirring mixture constantly. Pour the oatmeal into a large bowl. Dissolve 1 teaspoon sugar and yeast in 1/2 cup warm water in a small bowl; let stand for 5 minutes. Add the cooked wild rice, yeast mixture, warm milk, 1/4 cup sugar, molasses, and salt to oatmeal; stir well.
- Lightly spoon flour into dry measuring cups; level with a knife. Add 4 1/2 cups flour to oatmeal mixture; stir until blended. Turn dough out onto a floured surface. Knead until smooth and elastic (about 5 minutes); add enough of remaining flour, 1 tablespoon at a time, to prevent dough from sticking to hands (dough will feel tacky).
- Place the dough in a large bowl coated with cooking spray, turning to coat top. Cover and let rise in a warm place (85°), free from drafts, 1 hour or until doubled in size. (Press two fingers into dough. If indentation remains, the dough has risen enough.) Punch dough down, and let rest 5 minutes. Roll into a 14 x 7-inch rectangle on a floured surface. Roll up rectangle tightly, starting with a short edge, pressing firmly to eliminate air pockets; pinch seam and ends to seal. Place roll, seam side dow n, in a 9 x 5-inch loaf pan coated with cookingspray. Cover and let rise 45 minutes or until doubled in size.
- Preheat oven to 375°.
- Uncover dough. Bake at 375° for 35 minutes or until loaf is browned on bottom and sounds hollow when tapped. Remove loaf from pan, and cool on a wire rack.
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- CONVENIENCE: Freezable, Make-Ahead
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- MAIN INGREDIENT: Rice/Grains
- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Low Cholesterol, Low Fat, Meatless, Low Saturated Fat
- COOKING METHOD: Bake
- OCCASION: Autumn, Spring, Summer, Winter
- PUBLICATION: Cooking Light
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Crafts for Kids: Printable Bunny Mask
It is that time of year when we all start envisioning the coming of spring. Lucky for us, Randi from Swoon is with us today to share a lovely project that will put us in a flowers blooming, leaves growing, bunnies hopping, frame of mind…
Now that Valentine's Day is behind us, we have a serious case of Spring fever around here. When stuck indoors for many days in a row, finding things for your children to do can seem a daunting task. Here's a little bunny mask craft you can pull out on the inevitable rainy day in the near future. We made these the other day, and lo and behold, the sun showed up!
To make a mask you will need: Mask template (download and print here), scissors, markers or crayons, hole punch, and two pieces of string or ribbon.
1. Print template on to heavy paper and fold in half lengthwise.
2. Cut your bunny out! Older children can do this by themselves, but little ones may need help with the eyes.
3. Unfold mask and flip to the backside. Color the tip of the nose with crayon or marker. We kept things simple for the sake of photos, but if you're kids love to color, get busy coloring the whole thing! You could even print the template on watercolor paper and let them paint their masks (allow drying time before moving to the next step).
4. Flip mask back to the front and fold the nose down over the front of the mask. Fold the whole mask in half on the crease to make nose lie flat. Unfold mask, poke holes in side tabs, and tie on some string!
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adore this one! Did you create the template yourself? This is fabulous! xo
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The mask is so sweet! I've been on the lookout for scissors like that forever – would you mind sharing their source?
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Dr. Ransom's research interests are in the areas of international development and globalization, the sociology of agriculture and food, and social studies of science and technology. She has two ongoing research programs. The first program focuses on the linkages between Southern African (South Africa, Botswana, and Namibia) red meat industries and global food systems. The second program analyzes international agricultural development assistance in developing countries, with an emphasis on the ways in which agricultural assistance targets women and focuses on gender empowerment. She has also published articles focused on the global red meat trade, gender and agricultural development assistance, agricultural biotechnologies, and the patterns and problems surrounding modern food consumption practices. A tertiary area of research involves studying structured inequalities in sports. She also teaches courses within these areas of interest including, Feast & Famine: Inequalities in the Global Food System, Social Studies of Science and Technology, and Sport in Society.
Ransom, E. and W. Wright. 2013. "Constructing Culinary Knowledge: Food and Agricultural Change in Community Cookbooks." Food, Culture & Society, 16 (4): 669-689.
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Two comics performing at Wiseguys this week are from a group responsible for introducing these catch phrases into the national consciousness:
I swear to God I'm going to pistol-whip the next guy who says, "Shenanigans."
I'm gonna have to give you a ticket on this one. No butts, meow. It's the law. Not so funny, meow, is it? Meow.
You boys like Mex-i-co? Yee-Haw!
Gimme a liter of cola.
If those lines don't ring a bell — and aren't the least bit amusing to you — then you haven't seen "Super Troopers," the film about bored highway-patrol officers in Vermont. It grossed only $23 million at the box office, but emerged as a cult-comedy classic that fans claim you don't even need to be stoned to enjoy.
"Super Troopers" fans will recognize Kevin Heffernan and Steve Lemme as members of the Broken Lizard Comedy Group, who also created the film "Beerfest." Heffernan played Farva in "Super Troopers" and Landfill in "Beerfest," while Lemme was Mac in "Super Troopers" and Fink in "Beerfest."
The pair are in negotiations to film the anticipated sequel to "Super Troopers." On the weekends they perform stand-up, and will be making their first stand-up appearances in Utah at the West Valley City WiseGuys on Jan. 10-12.
They have been to Utah before. The troupe's first film, 1996's "Puddle Cruiser," and second, 2001's "Super Troopers," were screened at the Sundance Film Festival — really — while 2009's "The Slammin' Salmon" debuted at the Slamdance Film Festival.
Just don't ask them about Sundance or Slamdance festival memories. Lemme, 44, said in a dual phone interview that all he remembers from one festival is staying in his hotel room, getting drunk and watching the 1989 buddy-cop film "Tango & Cash" for the umpteenth time.
As for Heffernan, also 44, he remembers suffering from altitude sickness. He added: "The drinking didn't help."
Now planning another trip to Utah, Lemme said he wanted to snowboard, but Heffernan mock-yelled at him, "We've got work to do!"
The five members of Broken Lizard met at New York's Colgate University, when Jay Chandrasekhar put together a sketch-comedy show that drew Heffernan, Lemme, Paul Soter and Erik Stolhanske, all members of the Beta Theta Pi fraternity. The group have worked together ever since.
The troupe supports Heffernan and Lemme's standup tours. In their comedy shows, each performs his own material and then the pair shares the stage to tell behind-the-scenes stories from the sets of their movies. On occasion, they're known to share a beer with the crowd. "It's always a combination of the low-brow and high-brow," Lemme said. "It is what makes us laugh."
The Broken Lizard Comedy Group shares a simple, rigorous comedic standard. "To get a joke into one of our scripts, we have to impress the four other guys," Lemme said.
So even if you haven't seen one of their films, go grab a liter of cola. They sell that at Wiseguys.
The Broken Lizard kings
Kevin Heffernan and Steve Lemme, of the Broken Lizard Comedy Group and films such as "Super Troopers," will perform stand-up comedy sets.
When • Thursday, Jan. 10, 7:30 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, Jan. 11-12, 7:30 and 9:30 p.m.
Where • Wiseguys West Valley City, 2194 W. 3500 South
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Fun fact: I have a cockapoo puppy named Simba.
Beauty/Grooming confession: I use my boyfriend's Kiehl's face wash.
Currently loving: LAQA & Co. Lil' Lip Duo in Lambchop & Pinkman. Bright pink = instant happiness!
Worth the splurge: Green juice—nothing makes you feel healthier and I swear it makes my skin glow.
Best beauty/ grooming trick: Lots of SPF! I burn really easily, so my daily Supergoop! application is crucial to avoiding lobster status.
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