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An experiment at the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory called the Holometer intends to test several theories about the universe, including the holographic principle.
The United States' only particle physics lab, residing in Batavia, Ill., stays alive after receiving a $5 million cash infusion from an unnamed philanthropist.
A Fermilab theoretical physicist suggests that qualities of the "God particle" show an "alternate" universe could easily "spread out and destroy us."
Fermilab scientists have rigged this gigantic beast of a snapper to look deep into space for evidence of dark energy, which is supposedly causing the universe to expand at an increased speed.
Astronomers have mapped the Milky Way's position to the outskirts of a supercluster of galaxies, newly dubbed Laniakea, meaning "Immense Heaven".
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The European nuclear research agency collides two high-power proton beams early this morning, marking the beginning of this year's Large Hadron Collider physics data collection.
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One Time WEC bantamweight champion Miguel Torres "handled his business like a man", will make return to the UFC.
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FARGO, N.D. (KFGO-AM) -- The Fargo Freeze once had a stint in the old indoor Football League for one year in 2000. Now the city of Fargo is a hot candidate to have a team in the new Indoor Football League (IFL). Back in 2000 the Freeze played in the Fargodome but the new proposal is for the unnamed new team to play in Scheels Arena. The arena has said they would be on board with the idea as long as the team has the right ownership. Scheels Arena has housed the Fargo Force for the past five seasons and proved to be a top notch venue. If the proposal goes through, the target is for the expansion team to start in the 2014 season. Chris Kokalis, a representative of the Indoor Football League, said it would take around $75,000 to $150,000 to fund a team. The next step in this process, therefore, is to find an owner or ownership group. That step may already be on it's way as Kokalis says they have already received interest from a few groups to start a new team in this area, though nothing is concrete as of now. If all of the pieces fall into place, Fargo could become home to an exciting brand of football, again.
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Very good! I chopped two large seeded jalapenos and that was plenty of heat for the slaw. We served it with shredded pork tacos and it was yummy!
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vmarcina Posted: 07/22/11
Great coleslaw! Easy to make and spicy. The lime and the cilantro are a great twist.
TXMimi Posted: 11/21/11
I have make this several times, and everyone loves the flavor.
Peggspark Posted: 09/14/12
This had pretty good flavor but was too hot to eat!! I only used two jalapenos instead of the four the recipe called for and it had so much heat we ended up throwing it out! Won't be making this one again!
hweinert Posted: 05/03/12
I hate mayonaise based cole slaw recipes, so I was happy to find this Mexican influenced version. I made it and served it on fish tacos. Yum! I found it a little on the spicy side, so if you don't like it hot, reduce the amount of jalepenos or be sure to seed them all. The spice was fine for my Texas-born husband, though. I also added radish slices.
steponme Posted: 03/21/13
Delicious; reminds me of a spicy, pickled cabbage. I only used 1 jalepeno; chopped it and the onion. Served with CL Chipotle Pork Tacos.
falljunelaker Posted: 09/03/13
Paired this with slow-cooker pulled pork from All You & made sandwiches. It was excellent. After reading the other reviews, used only 1 jalapeno, seeded, because it needed to be kid friendly. May try 2 jalapenos, seeded, next time.
veryslowcook Posted: 09/29/13
Nice way to use jalapeno from the garden. The peppers are sort of a pain to seed without cutting them lengthwise, so I'll probably do that next time. I used 5 peppers and seeded all of them. I let them sit in the lime mixture while prepping the rest of the ingredients. It came out to a nice level of spiciness.
dmloss Posted: 08/05/13
This was excellent. I followed the recipe exactly, except I only used 2 jalapeno peppers with the seeds removed. I brought it over to a friend's potluck and it was a hit. I will definitely make again!
cowboy525 Posted: 06/19/14
I made this & for me I didn't care for it as a side dish but it does make a good sandwich topper!
aVegasRD Posted: 08/09/13
This is SO good! It is really simple to make, even if you have to use whole cabbage and need to shred it (about half a medium head ). Served this with pulled pork sandwiches.
amddoody Posted: 07/17/13
I made this for a BBQ for friends and again on a camping trip where we did community meals for about 20 people. Everyone loved and asked for the recipe. I reduce the number of jalapeños when I know kids will be there too.


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No matter how anyone tries to frame the tax issue, the bottom line is that the government needs more money and this taxamagedeon isn't going to stop until Obama has his way. It's really pretty simple, anytime it involves our money, we don't deserve it, but, if it's one of the elites who have it, it's leave it alone. The Al Gore deal is a classic example. Say one thing do another.Many people are just so stupid and can't get it, but I guess, if you don't pay taxes, have your hand out constantly awaiting your next money or benefit fix, it doesn't matter.


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Healthcare Costs Increase at a More Moderate Pace in 2010 According to the S&P Healthcare Economic Indices
NEW YORK, Feb. 17, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Data released today by Standard & Poor's for the S&P Healthcare Economic Composite Index indicates that the average per capita cost of healthcare services covered by commercial insurance and Medicare programs rose 6.06% over the 12-months ending December 2010. This is the seventh consecutive month where we have seen a deceleration in the annual rate of change for the S&P Healthcare Economic Composite Index. The annual rate of change is down 2.68 percentage points from its May 2010 peak reading.
In the year ending December 2010, healthcare costs covered by commercial insurance rose by 7.75%, as measured by the S&P Healthcare Economic Commercial Index. Medicare claim costs associated with hospital and professional services for patients covered under Medicate increased at a more modest 3.27% rate over the year ending in December, as measured by the S&P Healthcare Economic Medicare Index. Compared to May 2010, they are down 2.13 and 3.57 percentage points, respectively. For the Medicare Index, the annual growth rate has been reduced by more than half its rate posted in May.
The S&P Healthcare Economic Indices estimate the per capita change in revenues accrued each month by hospital and professional services facilities for services provided to patients covered under traditional Medicare and commercial health insurance programs in the U.S. The annual growth rates are determined by calculating a percent change of the 12-month moving averages of the monthly index levels versus the same month of the prior year.
"The December year-end report shows that the trend of slowing annual growth rates in healthcare costs that started in early/mid-2010 continued through the end of 2010," says David M. Blitzer, Chairman of the Index Committee at Standard & Poor's. "In the 12-months ended in December 2010, the Composite Index rose 6.06%, down about 2.10 percentage points from its December 2009 rate and 2.68 percentage points from its high in May 2010. The Commercial Index was up 7.75% and the Medicare Index up 3.27% in December 2010, both displaying deceleration similar to the Composite Index. As we have seen through most of the indices six-year history, the rate of change in expenditures associated with commercial health insurance plans continue to significantly outpace expenditures for Medicare.
"The Composite Index posted a new recent low annual growth rate of +6.06% in December, reaching rates last seen almost four years ago, in the summer of 2007. The Medicare Composite, however, did reach a new low of +3.27% in December 2010 -- the lowest annual growth rate in the six-year history of the index. The growth rates for services covered by Commercial insurance also reported a deceleration compared to previous months; but at +7.75% in December 2010, it is well above the historical low of +6.00% annual growth rate posted in September 2005.
"The year 2010 was highlighted by a trend of deceleration in annual growth rates for all three headline indices -- the Composite, the Medicare and the Commercial Indices. Especially since May 2010, most of the indices annual growth rates have declined month-to-month. The S&P Healthcare Economic Hospital and Professional Services Indices also show a similar moderation in the rate of increase of annual growth rates, posting +5.60% and +6.34% rates for December 2010, respectively, versus May 2010 prints of +7.99% and +9.33%, respectively."
The S&P Healthcare Economic Composite Index is a weighted average of the S&P Healthcare Economic Commercial Index and the S&P Healthcare Economic Medicare Index. Alternatively, it is a weighted average of the S&P Healthcare Economic Hospital Index and the S&P Healthcare Economic Professional Services Index, as each of these indices has the analogous Commercial and Medicare component.
The table below summarizes the year-over-year change in the S&P Healthcare Economic Indices for the 12-month period ending December 2010. With each monthly release, the index levels, including the 12-month moving averages, are recalculated for the full history of the indices, whenever there are revisions to underlying data used in the models. The entire revised history, as well as full results for the underlying S&P Healthcare Economic Indices, is available from Standard & Poor's as a subscription service.
S&P Healthcare Economic Indices
(12-Month Moving Average)
1-Year Change (%)
S&P Healthcare Economic Composite Index
S&P Healthcare Economic Commercial Index
S&P Healthcare Economic Medicare Index
S&P Healthcare Economic Hospital Index
S&P Healthcare Economic Hospital Medicare Index
S&P Healthcare Economic Hospital Commercial Index
S&P Healthcare Economic Professional Services Index
S&P Healthcare Economic Professional Services Medicare Index
S&P Healthcare Economic Professional Services Commercial Index
Source: Standard & Poor's
Data through December 2010
The S&P Healthcare Economic Indices were developed in consultation with Health Index Advisors, a joint venture between Aon Hewitt and Milliman, Inc., and were derived from the former Milliman, Inc. Health Cost Index™ which was first published in 1987. The complete methodology, fact sheet and supporting research for the S&P Healthcare Economic Indices are available at www.healthcareindices.standardandpoors.com. A whitepaper introducing the S&P Healthcare Economic Indices has been published by Standard & Poor's and can be accessed here http://bit.ly/hhTvLb.
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S&P Indices, the world's leading index provider, maintains a wide variety of investable and benchmark indices to meet an array of investor needs. Over $1.25 trillion is directly indexed to Standard & Poor's family of indices, which includes the S&P 500, the world's most followed stock market index, the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices, the leading measure of U.S. home prices, the S&P Global BMI, an index with approximately 11,000 constituents, the S&P GSCI, the industry's most closely watched commodities index, and the S&P National AMT-Free Municipal Bond Index, the premier investable index for U.S. municipal bonds. For more information, please visit www.standardandpoors.com/indices.
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EveryZing Launches Metadata Generation SAAS for Multimedia SEO
EveryZing, a leading video search and SEO services provider that we have covered many times in the past, today has introduced one of the coolest new services that will essentially provide multimedia publishers with an automated SEO solution for multimedia content. This new service, named MediaCloud, is an online service that helps to automatically generate metadata for multimedia content assets.
As you can imagine, this opens a lot of doors for multimedia publishing, contextual advertising, archive video projects, and even section 508 compliance, a looming issue for media companies with online video content.
Launched as a SAS (software as a service), this new service leverages cloud computing to provide publishers with a comprehensive and automated solution for generating and managing rich metadata for content spanning video, audio, text and images. Everyzing clients who sign up for MediaCloud will be able to submit their content via upload or via feeds and will receive back an xml-based markup that contains a universal set of relevant metadata. Specifically, with video and audio assets, MediaCloud wil produce a time-stamped transcript for each asset. With text articles, transcripts, and images, MediaCloud will create a unified set of categories and tags.
MediaCloud is based off EveryZing's speech-to-text and semantic language processing technology used with their other award winning services, EZSearch, EZSEO, and MetaPlayer.
Here is the annoucement from Everyzing,
EveryZing, a pioneer in universal search and video SEO (vSEO) today announced the launch of MediaCloud TM, the Internet's first cloud-based computing service for generating and managing all types of metadata. Considered the "currency" of multimedia content, metadata includes the speech transcripts, time-stamped tags, categories/topics, named entities, geo-location and tagged thumbnails that comprise the backbone of the interactive Web.
With MediaCloud, companies across the Web can post live or archived feeds of video, audio, image and text content to the cloud-based service and receive back a rich set of metadata. Prior to MediaCloud and the other solutions in EveryZing's product suite — including ezSEARCH, ezSEO, MetaPlayer and RAMP — discovery and publishing of multimedia content had been restricted to the indexing of just titles and tags.
Delivered in a software-as-a-service package, MediaCloud requires no software to purchase, install or maintain. Furthermore, customers only pay for the processing they need, while obtaining access to a service that has virtually unlimited scalability to handle even large content collections in near real-time.
"Finding video content on the Web is a hit or miss proposition because most search engines can only match text tags, not the actual video content," said Sue Feldman, IDC's VP for Search and Discovery Technologies. "Everyzing's MediaCloud automatically tags videos, making them findable by search engines, and by users. This should help media owners boost revenue by increasing consumption. It will certainly help users find what they are looking for quickly and accurately. We have found that consistent and enhanced tags can improve document retrieval immensely. For non-text searching, though, this isn't a nice-to-have — it's a must-have feature."
In beta for several months, EveryZing has already signed up a significant list of MediaCloud customers including Dow Jones Factiva, Reuters, MetroMonitor, and Newstex.
Sample customer applications include:
- Contextual Ad Targeting – Tags created from MediaCloud were used to target ads during video viewing, expanding the quantity and value of online video inventory;
- Universal Search & Publishing – MediaCloud generated metadata across several hundred thousand articles, videos and images for a major media company's vertical publishing efforts;
- Video Archives – MediaCloud generated transcripts for two decades of video archives, significantly reducing time and money associated with archive retrieval;
- Media Monitoring – MediaCloud generated transcripts and tags used to monitor large volumes of radio and television content for PR media monitoring applications;
- Online Closed Captioning – MediaCloud generated transcripts for real-time closed captioning of live webcasts for a major global media company;
- Voicemail-to-Text – MediaCloud generated voicemail transcripts for mobile phone to text messaging applications.
"MediaCloud is a logical next product offering for EveryZing," said Tom Wilde, EveryZing's CEO. "Our award-winning ezSEO, ezSEARCH and MetaPlayer products are all based on our core patented metadata capabilities, and MediaCloud now further opens these capabilities and allows our customers to more deeply integrate metadata into their workflow. Quite simply, MediaCloud has the unique capability to receive raw data, and quickly return back to customers the valuable information on which their businesses rely."
MediaCloud is the most comprehensive metadata solution in the market today and includes the following core features:
- Real-time processing of live audio and video feeds
- Supports both broadcast and telephony metadata models
- Geo tagging
- Support for over 100 files formats across text, video, audio, and images
- Automatic text alignment for time stamping of closed captioning data
- Dynamic thumbnailing of video assets to create automatic "storyboards"
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Current glass production continues in the glass tradition in Bohemia.
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Unroll pizza crust; press or pat into a lightly greased 13- x 9-inch pan.
Bake crust at 400° for 12 to 14 minutes. Spread 1/2 cup barbecue sauce evenly over top of pizza crust in pan. Arrange chicken strips evenly over barbecue sauce, top with onion mixture, and sprinkle evenly with cheese.
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By Leo Sun - August 12, 2013 | Tickers: NUVA, OFIX, SYK, ZMH
It's been a busy, chaotic two weeks in the spinal and orthopedic devices market. Three major companies -- Stryker (NYSE: SYK), NuVasive (NASDAQ: NUVA), and Orthofix (NASDAQ: OFIX) -- recently made headlines for a myriad of reasons including FDA approvals, accusations of falsified Medicare and Medicaid claims, and an embarrassing restatement of past revenue. Let's take a look at how these headlines are currently affecting these three stocks that have more »
Why Aren't Investors Worried About This Medical Devices Maker?
By Leo Sun - July 23, 2013 | Tickers: GE, ICUI, SYK, ZMH
When a company misses top and bottom line expectations and lowers its outlook, its stock usually plunges. However, medical device manufacturer Stryker Corp. (NYSE: SYK) appears to be immune to such concerns, and its stock has been flirting with 5-year highs daily despite reporting disappointing second quarter earnings that were plagued by a big product recall. Why are investors so optimistic regarding Stryker's future growth prospects? Let's take more »
The Market For This Company is Set to Explode
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After World War Two, The United States of America witnessed the largest population increase in its history. Birth rates reached 25 per 1000 people, while death rates hovered at 9.5 per 1000, resulting in what came to be known as the baby boomer generation. Born between 1946 and 1964, the age range of this generation is currently between 49 years and 67.
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Does the Decline in Health Care Spending Spell Trouble for These Companies?
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Over the last few years the global healthcare industry has witnessed significant growth with most countries spending enormously on healthcare. The expenditure on health care varies widely; the U.S. spends the most, at approximately $8,500 per person in 2012.
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When it comes to investing, obviously making money is key and the best way to make money is to find the most profitable company set to generate huge amounts of cash in the future. More cash usually leads to a higher stock price and a fatter bank balance means there is potential for dividend checks, windfall payouts, or other shareholder returns.
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MAKO Surgical Battles Back into the Ring
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MAKO Surgical's (NASDAQ: MAKO) fourth-quarter results answered the mail on all three of the Market's concerns: Strong sales of RIO surgical robots; Record number of surgical procedures; Pricing holds firm while the expense ratio continues to decline. It is a prize fighter back in the ring, yet the Market yawned. So what is it this time?
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This Niche Player Will Make Investors Rich
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A lot of investors feel safe buying enormous conglomerates that dominate an industry, but few take notice of smaller players that dominate a niche. That's part of the reason why Stryker Corp (NYSE: SYK) is on sale today at a price that could make investors rich.
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MAKO Surgical (NASDAQ: MAKO) recently pre-released sales quantities to assuage the Market's anxiety, after a rough year of poor sales, over whether it would make its 2012 targets. The sales of RIO surgical robots (15 RIOs) was spot on the middle of their forecast range, and the number of procedures surged back up to an all-time high (2,904), which returned them close to their average number of procedures more »
Intuitive Surgical Q4 Earnings Preview: All Eyes On Japan
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In all of the last five quarters Intuitive Surgical (NASDAQ: ISRG) has topped estimates, with a surprise factor of about 5%. In four out of five of these quarters, Intuitive Surgical's stock price rose in the two days following the earnings announcement. So you can bet the pressure is on for Intuitive Surgical when it announces its fourth quarter earnings after the market closes on January 22. This quarter more »
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Four weeks ago, I wondered in print whether MAKO Surgical's (NASDAQ: MAKO) third quarter results represented a breaking point for the company. With MAKO's after-the-bell announcement yesterday, it's time to touch base to see how it fared.
Third quarter revenue rose 46% from the same year-ago period to $29.2 million, with a net loss of $6.6 million, or 15 cents per share. Perhaps most importantly more »
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MAKO Surgical's (NASDAQ: MAKO) earnings report is approaching, and much is riding on the results. Many eyes will read the report, and many ears will listen to the conference call. Let's be prepared so that we, as individual retail investors, can determine for ourselves whether MAKO is successfully navigating the difficult task of bringing mainstream customers onto their sales roster.
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Medical robots should fall in the high tech consumers category as I don't think it's just the mechanical part that gives it its name, but a substantial amount of digital technology used to capture and process data to help manipulate the mechanical robot justifies its name. Definitely not all robots will be economic successes but it is a field worth exploring for investors. So far, Intuitive Surgical (NASDAQ: ISRGmore »)
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By Ankit Agrawal - September 17, 2012 | Tickers: ISRG, MAKO, ZMH
MAKO Surgical (NASDAQ: MAKO) is a medical device company that provides a robotic technology platform (RIO) and orthopedic implants that enable minimally invasive MAKOplasty procedures for partial knee replacements and total hip replacements. This stock has seen a huge downfall of ~54% in the span of 4 months. Two events attributed to this giant fall (Click here to know about these events). The following graph shows the stock price movement more »
Will Organization Restructuring Increase Profits?
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St. Jude Medical (NYSE: STJ) is the leading developer and supplier of mechanical valves, and a top supplier in cardiac rhythm management (CRM) products and neuro-stimulation. In my view, St. Jude's has strong long-term growth prospects given a replacement cycle tailwind and an upgraded product portfolio in CRM as well as leading positions in some of Med Tech's highest growth potential markets. Over the next few years, I more »
Who Will Win This Triple Threat Match?
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Before writing this article, I went through portfolio of many hedge fund managers to find a suitable stock for analyzing. I found out that many of these portfolios have at least one stock from medical technology industry. So, I did a thorough research to find out the reasons for which top Hedge Fund and Mutual Fund experts like the Medical Equipment Industry and I found out that growth in emerging more »
Zimmer Holding Needs Implants to Perform
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Zimmer Holdings (NYSE: ZMH) is the leading manufacturer of major joint (hip and knee) replacement and extremity (e.g., shoulder and elbow) implants. Zimmer's growth has been negatively impacted over the past several years by a combination of product recalls; the fallout from the DOJ investigation into the orthopedic industry; poor execution; and the weakened global economy. Late last month, Zimmer reported 2Q12 revenue of $1,125 million (down more »
Why I am Bullish on Johnson & Johnson
By Ashish Sharma - August 24, 2012 | Tickers: JNJ, SYK, ZMH
Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ) is one of the largest and most diversified healthcare businesses in the world, with over 200 operating companies encompassing a broad range of products across the healthcare field. The company's worldwide business is divided into three segments: Pharmaceutical (36% of sales), Medical Devices & Diagnostics (38%), and Consumer (26%). Even during unfavorable times for healthcare industry when some of its peers are struggling, Johnson & Johnson reported more »
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Northern-Ireland indie masters Two Door Cinema Club have released the video for "Next Year," the third single (following "Sleep Alone" and "Sun") off their sophomore studio album Beacon. Despite the trademark Two Door Cinema Club energetic sound, the album opener is in fact a sad piece about two lovers whose relationship is thwarted by distance, because the guy, vocalist Alex Trimble, is on tour and away from the girl throughout the year. Trimble promises her that he'll "be home next year" and sings, "if you think of me, I will think of you." Awww… Trimble told NME: "It was one of the first new ones we put down on the record after 'Handshake', 'Sleep Alone' and 'Settle', which were written quite a long time before that. It's a song for friends who we never see."
Directed by Giorgi Testi, the performance-type video was shot at Dublin's O2 Arena on January 19, 2013, and features the trio and over 10.000 fans."We've been having so much fun playing shows this year that we thought it very appropriate to make one into a music video. The O2 Arena in Dublin is one of the biggest headline shows we've ever played, so we thought it would be a great idea to capture it on film. We hope you enjoy it as much as we did!" said guitarist Sam Halliday.
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Burn calories and tone your thighs by making your favorite cardio workouts more leg intensive. "Focus on increasing resistance to work more of the leg muscles," says trainer Keli Roberts. Here are four ways to super-sculpt your thighs while blasting fat.Hill Repeats
Find a hill that takes about 2 minutes to sprint up. Warm up for 10 to 15 minutes, then sprint or speed-walk up 5 to 10 times, walking down slowly to let your heart rate recover. (On the treadmill: Run or walk for 2 minutes at a 9 or 10 percent incline; lower to zero and walk for 3 to 4 minutes.)Extended Climb on a Bike
Either on a Spinning bike or outdoors, pedal in the saddle with moderate to heavy resistance at 60 to 80 rpm for 15 to 20 minutes. Crank up to 80 to 90 rpm for 2 minutes at heavy resistance; recover at an easier resistance for 3 to 4 minutes. Do 5 to 8 times.In-line Skate Intervals
Find a moderately steep hill that takes about 2 minutes to skate up, sprinting as hard as you can. Turn around at the top and carefully skate down. Repeat 5 to 10 times.Stairclimbing Intervals
Warm up for 10 minutes, then go hard for 1 minute, walking 2 steps at a time or running. Recover for 1 minute at an easy pace. Repeat 5 to 10 times.
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I cannot grow nearly as many thumbs as I wish to stick up now!!!
BTW, someone needed for German transscription (I hate the word "translation"...)?
I am going to buy this film on DVD, definitely. That is a promise!
I have studied Swedish so I think I understand every third word, but that doesn't stop me enjoying the trailer. There is awesomeness in our neighbor cooking up. anyone from blind spot online? Get this one. ;)
Oh man, wow, that looks fantastic. I love the feel of the trailer and even though I don't understand a damn word, I completely get what you guys are going for. I can't wait :D
Excellent excellent excellent. Will definitely 100% see this. :D
Eric, let us know when the trailer is on YouTube so we can share it more easily... :)
...and again, thanks for doing the write-up Lord Fakenham.
We're running a little behind with all the updates these days as things are quite hectic in the actual production/completion of the film, so it's perfect that you're picking up the slack.
And thanks for all the great comments, guys. You rock.
There will be a roundup about the trailer over at our blog once the dust settles, and after we publish the trailer ourselves via Youtube etc. This will happen in the next few days.
I neeeeeeee3eed to see this!
Oh yes. Looks like good honest film making with everything you can expect and a little more.
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I wish it could be seen soon here in Finland too. There are certain conections in Treholt story: http://www.hs.fi/english/article/Camera+hidden+in+pram+used+to+photograph+Norwegian+spy+in+Finland/1135242166156
Is there any chance for English subtitles for that trailer?
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Forget Who Is a Jew. For British Soccer Fans, Question Is, Can You Be a Yid?
For decades, Tottenham Spurs fans have used the slur as a badge of pride. Now the Football Association wants them to stop.
The Baddiel brothers then teamed up with the anti-racist organization Kick It Out, producing a video in which leading footballers past and present urged fans to stop engaging in behavior that would, under Britain's stringent laws against hate speech, subject them to criminal charges if they called someone in the street or in the supermarket a "Yid." If abusing someone with the 'N' word is no longer acceptable, the video argued, shouldn't the same principle apply to the 'Y' word as well?
According to Kuper, that depends upon who's saying it and why. Tottenham fans, as the FA recognized, use the word as a badge of pride, unlike their opponents, who use it as hate speech. "I think common sense shows which chant is more malicious. We're talking about hate speech, and it doesn't seem to me that calling yourself 'Yid Army' is hate speech," said Kuper. He also cited the example of Ajax (pronounced Ai-yax), the Amsterdam club whose Jewish pedigree is just as tenuous as Tottenham's but whose fans behave in much the same way as Spurs faithful. "Ajax fans calls themselves Super Jews and wave Israeli flags, and fans of other Dutch clubs shout anti-Semitic abuse at the Ajax fans," Kuper said. "If you wave an Israeli flag and say, 'This is who we are,' it might be absurd, and it might make no sense, but it's not hate speech. If you chant songs about Auschwitz, that is hate speech."
Baddiel argues that the word, popular with the black-shirted fascists who harassed Jews in London's East End during the 1930s, is intrinsically a form of hate speech, no matter who wields it. That is why he hopes that Spurs fans can be educated out of their "Yid" fixation. "I'd rather have that than banning orders and censorship and that sort of thing," Baddiel said. "Tottenham fans are not identifying because they are proud to be Jewish, they are doing it because they are proud to be Tottenham fans." What that means, he argued, is that it's up to Jews who aren't part of the Tottenham side to make clear to the team's fans that "Yid" is a slur that's unacceptable in any context. "It's not their word to reclaim," Baddiel said. "It's our word to reclaim if we want to. You can't have a group of non-Jews reclaiming it just because they're Tottenham fans."
The tide of history appears to be on Baddiel's side, insofar as the days when attending a soccer game caused you to fear for your life are rapidly drawing to a close. All-seater stadiums, a family atmosphere, and lucrative sponsorship deals have made English soccer more safe and more tolerant, though nostalgists will bemoan that, as a spectacle, the game has become somewhat anodyne as a consequence.
That's why those who want to catch the last gasp of the "Y" word, as well as the occasional sight of an Israeli flag fluttering on the terraces, would do well to tune in to a Tottenham game sooner rather than later. By this time next year, both the Yid Army and its enemies may well have been vanquished.
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"We need to push forward the reforms process in the areas you have mentioned and we will do so," Mr. Singh said while replying to a question by Rajya Sabha MP N.K. Singh on stalled reforms in labour, insurance and the financial sector.
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Mr. Singh, said, "Reforms process has many dimensions." Increased investment in rural infrastructure, more emphasis on health and education "is probably of (the) greatest importance".
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The Indian economy had grown by nine per cent for three years in a row up to the end of fiscal 2007-08. However, under the global meltdown, the economic expansion slowed to 6.7 per cent in 2008-09. For the first quarter of the current fiscal, the economy has grown by 6.1 per cent.
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Way to cover the bases Rich! 3 Chevy,1 Toyota,1Ford. You forgot Dodge though??? I myself think things will be dicey at best at this track,but if I had to choose I wouldn't count Matt Kenseth out of the win. He is after all carrying the colors of the race sponsor.And he seems to be on a mission this year. ( If he can steer clear of Jeff Gordons angerment issues) !!!!
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By Richard Allen
Yesterday, I posted a column that said all the pieces are in place for a major implosion at Hendrick Motorsports. Well, that implosion is not going to happen this weekend, if ever.
Frustrated fans of Jeff Gordon, and the driver himself, will have reason to celebrate because he will win the 'Crown Royal presents the Heath Calhoun 400' at the Richmond International Raceway on Saturday night.
Over the course of this still young season Gordon has seemingly been one of the drivers to beat on an almost weekly basis. Time and again he has had victory in sight only to have circumstances dictate otherwise.
In Martinsville, he was leading and almost made it to the white flag when a caution came out and forced a green/white/checkered finish that ultimately allowed Denny Hamlin to win.
In Phoenix, Gordon was out dueled in another g/w/c finish by Ryan Newman.
In Texas, he obviously had the best car only to crash late and again lose out to Hamlin. And in the crapshoot that is Talladega, Gordon again had a strong ride but was eliminated when he wrecked after contact with teammate Jimmie Johnson for the second week in a row.
As is clearly evident, Gordon has had a race winning capable car under him virtually every weekend(or Monday). Unfortunate mishaps have cost him time after time. This week will be the one in which he finally puts it all together. It will be his third career win at RIR if he does indeed pull it off.
Following Gordon in the top-5 will be Mark Martin, Denny Hamlin, Clint Bowyer and Matt Kenseth.
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Richard Allen is a member of the National Motorsports Press Association. His weekly columns appear in The Mountain Press and The Knoxville Journal.
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"The only downside is that it can get very crowded - testament of the pub's popularity!" in 9 reviews
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Cool massive pub with lovely explosed brick and large windows looking out onto the street. Fabulous for people watching.
We did not eat but noticed these really big booths in the dining area that could fit up to 8 people. Very cool!!
I don't come here often but every now and again I find myself in Stroud Green in need of a pint, some warmth and somewhere to sit and, most of the time, the Old Dairy fits the bill.
It's sprawling and has lots of zones including ones that are more suited to dining whilst others are for drinking. There is a reasonably large selection of beers and ales on tap and, judging from the posters in the toilet, they put on events every now and again which is nice to see happening in a local London pub.
My friends had just finished their food when I got here and they were happy enough with it. I wouldn't go out of my way to come to eat here but with those friends having just moved in down the street, I will probably be coming here more often in future and will update once I taste it.
This place just makes me happy and has a warm feeling to it! The Old Dairy is large yet welcoming. There are different rooms and you can change depending on your mood. I prefer to take a seat on one of their cozy couches in the front main room and watch a match or play a board game or two.
I have not tried their pub fare yet but I plan to return shortly. They do have scoops of ice cream available and for a pregnant girl like myself having to join my friends in a pub, this place is perfect!
There are so many different seating areas here, you can visit many times and have a different experience each time. The only downside is that it can get very crowded - testament of the pub's popularity!
I've only eaten here once with a friend - the hamburgers are amazing!
The Old Dairy is a large, handsomely decorated pub on the corner of Stroud Green Road and Crouch Hill Road.
The inside of the pub is divided into three main rooms, though within the largest there are various booths and cubby holes. As Claire L mentioned in her review, whilst it is a sizable place it still manages to feel cosy. I imagine this is due to the rather odd mix of comfortable chairs and sofas they have.
The Old Dairy is something of a Gastro pub and, whilst not quite as good as the Noble, the food is very well done. They also have a wide selection of good beers and lagers including Birra Poretti.
A well designed pub with a good atmosphere.
Yup...definitely worth returning to!
I came here last night as I was "home alone", yet I somehow wanted to be among other people. So I hopped on the #210, which departs right in front of my house and drops me off right in front of this lovely local pub! And when I walked in, I immediately felt completely at ease and welcome.
The very generous space offers a variety of seating opportunities: sofas for a group of up to 8 people; seats in the bay-window that allow you to watch the people passing by; the bar, which in fact is huge, or the slightly more formal dining area, which appealed to me very much and which is also one of the reasons that I want to return here...
What I like most about the Old Dairy is that this is a truly local pub (who else would come to this remote area), where people like you and I would get together for a pint in the evening, or two...or three?
The Old Dairy is a gorgeous, spacious yet cosy pub near Stroud Green.
I've been here a few times and it's always accidental but I've always had a great time. The bar is nice and long and well staffed so I've always been served super quick, which is a bonus on a busy night.
The pub snacks is also worth a mention; all I need to say is "wasabi peas"!
The atmosphere here is always great. It's quite laid-back and down to earth. It's nice to share a pint or two in such gorgeous settings as well. There are big old couches and plenty of tables.
It's such a nice place to drink, if this is your local, then you're very lucky indeed!
I went to this pub on the day of the RISE Festival that takes place in Finsbury park. I cant really knock the pub its got a very youthful and cool crowd who go there, It also doubles for a nice café for during the day time hours and does do good food for a bistro. Prices are reasonable but on a busy day like that one you'd better off getting a few pints in as it can get quite packed in there. On a Normal day you can take the time to actually look around at the rustic, quite minimal décor.
As the name implies you get the retro feel in here its quite traditional you even get pint pots in this establishent, there's bar billiards as well and on the weekends there's more pop culture coming in with the punters, cool music, sometimes funky/soul/jazzy sometimes modern/chart stuff. I personally haven't been to their event nights so I'm yet to see what their like on that instance.
All in all two good experiences and nice comfortable seating as well, cant really be asking for much more from a pub on a corner can you?
Another bar with a 'rustic' touch, but very different to the Royal Oak. This one is definitely going for the more chic, trendy market. Uniforms, bluesy muzak and menus written in chalk on immaculate blackboards. The food on offer seemed suitably trendy too.
We visited about 6 pm on a Sunday evening, meeting before heading on to a restaurant. I didn't get a drink myself. It was fairly empty when we came in, but filling rapidly. Where we sat was also freezing cold, with a wind whistling from the nearby door. There were more secluded nooks, and I guess that wouldn't be so much of a problem in better weather. But I was rather glad to move on!
Beautiful to look at, might well impress as a place to take a date, but lacking a certain soul in my opinion.
I've been to The Old Dairy a few times now since moving to Harringay a couple of years ago and it's a great local Gastro pub. Beautifully converted old dairy with good food and friendly staff.
We've eaten every time we've visited and only on one occasion were we disappointed with the service we received (we had taken my parents out on a mid-week night last year and the Dairy wasn't particularly busy, but we spent 4 hours in the restaurant for a 3 course meal to be served - too long!), but since that slight slip-up, I've been with family and friends and the service has picked up and the food still delicious - locally sourced and fresh ingredients is the diary's claim and it certainly tastes good!
The only warning I would make is the price of mains seems to have gone up more recently (last visit chicken sunday roast was near on £15 - a bit of a climb up from prices only a little while ago and pretty steep by comparison) and also book on a Saturday night! I went with some friends recently expecting to be able to get a table for 5 in the main restaurant pretty easily, but they were booked for the whole evening. Disappointing, but understandable given this pub's popularity. In the end we opted to stay and eat in the bar area. Too noisy really to dine (it was a Saturday after all!), but a good evening all the same.
Would definitely recommend anyone to visit both bar and restaurant. Thumbs up!
This Gastro Pub is definitely worth visiting. I recently had my first visit here and I was impressed.
This former Dairy has been beautifully restored leaving a very spacious venue.
The decor is typical of what you would expect. It has distressed looking tables and old chairs with settees which all adds to the atmosphere.
The menu is limited and is slightly pricey. However, despite this the food they cook is very good and well prepared.
The only downside was with the bar staff who I did not find to be particularly helpful.
Overall an enjoyable experience and I will be going back
This bar is quite has a lot of character, having been converted to a pub from an actual dairy - they even have a plastic cow on top of the roof! Because of the layout, there are a lot of nooks and crannies for hiding away, or to give your night a romantic feel.
One side of the bar tends to house the locals, but they seem quite a friendly bunch so you don't feel like an outsider the mintue you walk in.
The bar staff are very friendly, and there's a good range of drinks.
After years waiting for a decent renovation, this last incarnation (two years ago?) has turned the Old Dairy a decent pub. The gastro side of things has also gone up in the world with some decent food. Quality Sunday lunch - also surprisingly baby-friendly.
The pub (yes, it is an old Dairy) is a series of smaller rooms off one big one, so always tends to feel a bit more intimate than it actually is.
Fine range of booze - but it always strikes me as a bit pricey. It's one of those places where you can buy small plates of wasabi nuts or olives, but you can't get a packet of dry roasted for love nor money.
Still, technically it's my nearest, and therefore local pub. And I'm not complaining. It's a good place
This place gets kudos for atmosphere, it's expansive and an ideal place for a gathering, it loses points for the very unsympathetic renovation of the building and also for listing a large number of very palatable ales on a chalk board without actually selling many if any of them. Apparently, they are the beers of which they may sell one or two at any time. When I went it was a trifle busy and I felt that the staff could have used a little help, It's not a place I'd rush to if I was nearby, but neither would I walk past if I was walking that way.
My luck was out a little bit when it came to the Old Dairy. The respite from the rain and the friendly welcome I received bode well but I was hungry and thirsty and I felt the food was overpriced so stayed clear and my pint from the dregs of the barrel was decidedly below average.
Great building and nice restaurant. I've been meaning to check out the live music there, as it seems like it'd be fun. The place is absolutely huge and has a great atmosphere inside.
The Old Dairy is a well known pub in the "north of Finsbury Park"/"south of Crouch End area", and a favourite of many locals. Situated in an expansive area, the establishment hosts not just a large bar with tables, chairs and many comfortable chairs to lose oneself in for an afternoon, but also a reputed restaurant, serving mouthwateringly good food, for a slightly above average price, and even a "bring your own bottle" deal for Monday evenings. As well as this, they frequently organise evenings, such as the pub quiz on Tuesdays, which you can certainly expect stiff competition, as it seems most of the pub takes part, and, while the prizes are generous, the questions are equally difficult! One warning, however; this place does get busy, so if you're considering going for an evening, it's best to get someone along to bag a table as early as possible, as it does fill up in the evenings.
Probably one of the best pubs in this area. It's a large place with different seating areas in various nooks and crannies, meaning you can hide away in the corner for a cosy chat or sit surrounded by people in one of the larger rooms.
This is a lovely little bar/restaurant with lots of character to it. You can eat in the general bar area or go to a more formal restaurant. Both serve really nice food and delicious wine and me and my friends had a very enjoyable evening here. There's a good mix of people - locals and people heading here from the office after work.
The Old Dairy is a great little pub in Stroud Green. Its minimal decoration has a rustical touch. The staff is extremly nice and they serve tasty breakfast aswell. Besides this they offer a range of other traditional foods to good prices.
I'm just trying to think back to when I first had the pleasure of drinking in this pub. I was taken there by a friend ignorant at that time of what this little corner of North London had to offer. And here it still is, going from strength to strength and perhaps it's my imagination but expanding too? From the outside the building is impressive. Restored and glowing the carved brick façade wraps around the corner, with big black framed windows giving you glimpses of the wealth inside. Inside it's a place to get lost. There's a room for lounging in, a room for sitting in, t a room for dining in and a room (I'm sure) just for getting lost in. This place is enormous but with it generous and warm and friendly atmosphere. Gosh, I have to pinch myself. Bare brick walls, clusters of pictures and bits and bobs and big glinting chandeliers hanging from the ceilings. It's luxuriously shabby. I like lunch here with British centric and rather meaty (I'm afraid) menu, all dishes save the rib-eye sit comfortably under the £10 threshold. Grab a book or paper mid week, order a pint and something from the menu, settle into a sofa and enjoy spending some time to yourself. We like you dairy queen.
The building housing this pub used to a dairy in the olden days, hence the name. The decorative details on the outside of the building reflect the history of the place. The space inside is large, but rather dark. It is decorated in good taste, making the space feel very snug and cozy.
This is very much a gastro pub, serving modern version of traditional pub fare. I wouldn't go here for the food. It's really nothing special.
This place is good venue for watching sports on the big screen TV, while having a pint of beer. You'll find it's always busy at the time of important football matches.
At one time I visited the Old Dairy, they had live music as a part of the evening entertainment.
The staff can be rude at times, as I had a chance to experience when complaining about a dirty glass my drink came in. They weren't very happy about that, which I found weird. It kind of put me off going there for a while.
This pub is a decent choice if you're a local, but there's no reason to make a special trip here from further afield.
The wife and I really enjoyed drinks here with friends. Great setting and atmosphere. Haven't tried the food but did look good!
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Hygiene has nothing to do with the spread of head lice. Lice is spread by contact with contaminated clothing, combs, or other personal belongings, and by lying on a bed, couch, pillow, carpet, or stuffed animal that has recently been in contact with an infested person. The Centers for Disease Control says that preschool and elementary-age children, 3-10, and their families are infested most often. Girls get head lice more often than boys, women more than men. In the United States, African-Americans rarely get head lice due to the hair type.
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People often mistake other insects for lice and dirt and debris for nits. Dead and hatched nits can hang on to hair for months, but live eggs are rare if they're more than half an inch from the scalp.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, offer these tips:Wash clothes and bed linens used by the infested person in the 2-day period just before starting treatment.
Application of a medicated cream rinse or shampoo is usually effective treatment for head and/or pubic lice. Specific instructions need to be followed. Discuss this with your physician. Examples of medicated cream rinses or shampoos include the following:
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lindane (Kwell®) - do not use if there are open sores on the head because of toxicity
pyrethrins (RID®) - this treatment does not kill nits (lice eggs)
permethrin cream rinse (Nix®) - this treatment does not always work due to lice resistance
Nits need to be removed from the hair with a fine-tooth comb.
Buy a thin-toothed metal louse comb at a pharmacy. Clean and brush hair to clear tangles. Use an over-the-counter product to make removing nits easier.
Do not re-wash hair for one to two days after treatment. If some live lice are found eight to 12 hours after treatment, but are moving more slowly than they were, continue to comb dead and remaining lice out of the hair. If no dead lice are found and live lice are still visible and active, the medicine may not be working. In that case, contact your healthcare provider and follow treatment recommendations. Soak combs and brushes for one hour in rubbing alcohol, Lysol, or wash with soap and hot (130 degrees Fahrenheit) water. Wash hair accessories each day. After treatment, continue to check hair and comb with a nit comb every two to three days to remove nits and lice. Check for two to three weeks to make sure all lice are gone. Wash and dry pillowcases, sheets, nightclothes, towels and stuffed animals that the infested person used two days before the treatment. Use hot water (130 degrees Fahrenheit), soapy water.
After washing, dry laundry using high heat for at least 20 minutes.
Check all family members' hair every two to three days for two weeks.
Store all clothing, stuffed animals, comforters, etc., that cannot be washed or dry cleaned into a plastic bag; seal for 2 weeks.
Vacuum the floor and furniture. The risk of getting reinfested from a louse that has fallen onto the furniture or carpet is quite small. Do not use fumigant sprays; they can be toxic if inhaled or absorbed through the skin.
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84 W. South St.
Wilkes-Barre, PA 18766
Patrons requesting accommodations or services at Wilkes University or Wilkes University-sponsored events in accordance with The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Title III: Public Accommodations are asked to contact the University at 1-800-Wilkes-U to request such services/accommodations. It is recommended that requests be made at least 48 hours prior to any event.