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Stumbled on their CD "A Rhythm in the Cages" at a thrift store a couple years back and fell in love with it.
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Mary Hart
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It's Courtney Love... although it doesn't appear to be scrambled or anything. Just a normal picture of her. I guess I'm not understanding the game.
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Senate Budget Committee Chairman Patty Murray, D-Wash., finally introduced a budget last week. The Hill, a Capitol Hill newspaper, offered some good coverage. "The first budget from Senate Democrats in four years includes nearly $1 trillion in new taxes but would not balance the budget," the paper reported.
Real Clear Politics reported that "(Rep. Paul) Ryan plans to erase the deficit in a decade through structural changes to Medicare and cuts to Medicaid spending, while Murray plans to tame - though not balance - it over the same time span through a combination of tax increases and spending reductions."
The Washington Post's editorial page wrote of the Senate budget: "Partisan in tone and complacent in substance, it scores points against the Republicans and reassures the party's liberal base - but deepens these senators' commitment to an unsustainable policy agenda."
The Post went on: "In short, this document gives voters no reason to believe that Democrats have a viable plan for - or even a responsible public assessment of - the country's long-term fiscal predicament."
After illegally refusing to produce a budget for four years, Senate Democrats finally offer one and it is an unbalanced joke. But look, Republicans are trying to reach out to young voters, LOL, OMG!!
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I see it only fitting for the first blog to be about blogging since this is a blogging site. Self-narration of life is an extremely powerful tool that has recently come about within the past decade (duh, I know you know but it's an intro, get over it). Like all forms of power given to us, we as human beings have the choice of using it for good or evil. The reader begins to understand the author due to use of the writing power he or she writes. Each author has his/her own language they write in. Some write like Justin Bieber taught them while riding horseback on a donkey and others write as if a pencil shot out of Gabriel's horn right into their hand. What's your point you ask? Blog sites are a great place to make a fool of yourself. One careless word and life can and most likely will go down the drain for you. It would be very nice indeed if people would sit back, take their hands off the keyboard, blow their nose, and think about what to say. Life would be 20% less stressful and I could sip my espresso in heavenly peace without fear of ruining my computer by way of flying coffee. So let us all sit quietly for a few minutes each day and think for once before we blast something or someone to kingdom come and back with what we pen in the the hearts and minds of each other and ourselves.
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HG Aindra Prabhu is who he is. His humility and dedication is an example to all.
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Strong winds caused one Singapore Airlines aircraft parked at the Manila International Airport to "come into contact" with an aerobridge. No passengers or crew were on board at the time, the airline says.
SINGAPORE: Singapore Airlines (SIA) confirmed that one of its aircraft parked at the Manila International Airport "came into contact" with an aerobridge due to strong winds from Typhoon Rammasun on Wednesday (July 16).
Responding to queries by Channel NewsAsia, a SIA spokesperson said: "There were no passengers or crew on board at that time and our engineers will assess the aircraft when weather conditions permit.
Alternative travel arrangements are being made for those who were affected as well. "Passengers who are booked on SQ915 for July 16 will be accommodated accordingly in order to minimise disruption to their travel plans," the spokesperson said.
Twitter user @raoulesperas posted an image, and stated that the left wing and engine of the plane were damaged though.
Typhoon Rammasun, locally known as Glenda, caused the Philippine capital to shut down on Wednesday, and authorities said the typhoon claimed at least one life and forced hundreds of thousands to evacuate. Wind gusts of up to 250 kilometres an hour (km/h) were recorded, and intense rain affected those in the city as well as remote fishing villages after the typhoon blew in on Tuesday night.
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There is considerable discussion of the LFTR on the various forums dedicated to nuclear power.
There is no question that the concept is very attractive and has been demonstrated to work reliably on a small scale. The challenges that remain are the practical ones, which are much more difficult to solve and reduce to regulation.
The design will need to be scaled up and either made much more durable or completely rethought. Our experience with large volumes of radioactive molten salts is not huge, but it clearly indicates that everything gets eaten away, valves, pumps, heat exchangers, containers and measuring instruments. Building such a reactor may need a very different design concept, where instead of running a plant for 40 or more years with ongoing maintenance, a three or 5 year and out approach is needed. Fortunately, the very high precision part of the facility, the turbines, only see clean steam from the secondary heat exchanger, so they could serve for decades as before. In the 1950s through the 1980s, aircraft engines for example were managed for decades on the basis of a few hundred to a few thousand hours of service life, so the use briefly and throw away approach is clearly feasible. However, it seriously impacts the expected economic benefits a thorium reactor might provide.


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AU Meme → they don't know about you and him.
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The Fallacies of the "Gender Pay Gap"September 19, 2011
Statistics and slogans vocally declare that women still have a long way to go before gaining equal pay with their male counterparts. Such statistics, however, largely lack fundamental context, analysis, and understanding.
The figures, generally demonstrating disparities in median income, generalize from the entire population and eliminate many of the underlying causal variables that are essential for proper comprehension of the issue. Thus, they leave only one variable remaining on the table – discrimination.
Although, a proper understanding of free market economics enables one to perceive that the true gaps between men and women are those of differing societal and familial roles, priorities, and interests.
These variables are curiously absent from the statistics and slogans that commonly address the issue. But, when one considers the whole picture, it is clear that an unfettered market does not discriminate based on gender and, instead, assigns wage rates based on the objective laws of economics.
Some of the most prominently cited wage figures come from the Bureau of Labor and Statistics. The results of their 2009 earnings ratio study demonstrated that, overall, women's median incomes were 80 percent of that of their male counterparts (BLS, 2010). Emotion alone would push any woman to the point of offense, but one must rationally consider the rest of the information. The Bureau later admits that, in younger cohorts, the gap is much less significant. In fact, women between the ages of 25 and 34 earn 89 percent of male income and those between 16 and 24 earn 93 percent (BLS, 2010). One immediately notices a trend. As women get older, their pay tends to drop in proportion to that of males. Social norms offer some plausible explanations.
As Thomas E. Woods (2001) explains, women often seek employment with the eventual plan of interrupting their careers to care for children. Furthermore, they are more likely to seek careers that are less demanding, allow for smoother reentry, more flexible for taking time off, and even those that are closer to their homes in potentially less urban areas (Woods, 2001).
These specifications, on a statistically broad basis, narrow the careers that are appealing to many women. Thus, with more women interested in careers meeting these criteria, there is a heavy supply where there is not necessarily a correlating demand. This simple law of supply and demand helps to explain some of the disparity – particularly among older cohorts that more likely include mothers. Similarly, those women who resist societal patterns and enter higher-demand markets can statistically expect to earn more and seal the gap (Woods 2009).
As time progresses, it is possible that more women will resist the social phenomena behind the current data and, thus, the numbers will change to accommodate their novel behavior. Recent decades, in which women have exponentially increased their reaches in the global market, statistically demonstrate major steps toward the natural equality of gender pay. Therefore, women's preferences and actions bear more effect on the statistics than do those of the employers who are often suspected of discrimination.
In a free market economy, employer incentives are actually to pursue just the opposite of discrimination. As explained by John Hood (1998), discrimination robs employers of a large pool of human capital. It would be completely irrational to select employees based on any factor other than profit-potential. After all, the dollar sign has no age, gender, or race.
Regardless of this important argument, the government has often tried to intervene to forcefully equalize the rate differences between the genders. This intervention throws off the normal market process and often acts to change employer incentives. In fact, according to Ludwig Von Mises (1964), coercively raising wages above the market rate can only serve to create lasting unemployment. This is due to the fact that mandating the raise of any wage immediately decreases the resources available to hire more employees.
Furthermore, if an employer pays according to the effort employees invest, and female employees generally work fewer hours than their male co-workers, the employer will likely pay those women less than male employees who work a lot of over time. If the employer is required by law, however, to pay them the same rate, that employer is much less likely to hire women at all.
In fact, a case study in Minnesota demonstrates that, after implementing an equal-pay law, women's unemployment rose five percent. After the effects of the law were discernible, many Minnesota women wanted to overturn the law because they feared unemployment (Woods, 2001). Thus, appealing as equality-driven government interventions may at first appear, they only serve to make the existing gap much, much worse.
All of this in mind, one can easily perceive that there is more to the gender wage gap issue than the unexamined statistic or the emotionally-driven slogan. It is crucial to recall that the laws of economics do not favor gender, and the incentives do not exist that would support employer discrimination. The only variables left, then, are those of normal, unregulated human behavior. The fallacy of hobgoblin, discriminatory employers merely does not correlate with reality.
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The following was written by Leah Stiles, a student of government and history at Regent University. She has completed a Koch leadership program and an internship with the Foundation for Economic Education.
Hood, John. (1998, August) Capitalism: Discrimination's implacable enemy. The Freeman: Ideas on Liberty. Retrieved from http://www.thefreemanonline.org/featured/capitalism-discriminations-implacable-enemy/
Mises, Ludwig Von. (1964, April). Wage Interference by Government. Christian Economics. Reprinted in Economic Freedom and Interventionism: An anthology of articles and essays, 65-68.
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. (July, 2010). TED: The Editor's Desk. Women's-to-men's earnings ratio by age, 2009. Retrieved from http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2010/ted_20100708.htm
Woods, Thomas E. Jr. (November, 2001). The "Pay Equity" Racket. The Free Market, vol. 19, 11. Retrieved from http://mises.org/freemarket_detail.aspx?control=380
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Tell us a bit about yourself, How did you come about to create psychedelic animations, what attracted you to these kind of visual aesthetics?
As Tim Hodkinson in his blog: "Orbit Trap – A Blog About Fractal Art" in a not uncritical, but very generous article about my Tralfamadore Paintings says: "I've often thought fractals are better used in supporting roles than playing the starring role themselves. I think that's the lesson to be gained from this collection of Brummbaer's fractal art."Yes, everybody has to determine for themselves if they regard something as art, but an image is not necessary art because it is "beautiful" or "fractal". Particularly in a fast paced environment, where 30 frames a second rule, a still painting has to offer something more substantial, something lasting, something that reveals itself over time. Like a zen koan.
My fractals are romantic, they are very emotional statements…
Can you tell us a bit more about your special interest in fractals? What do they mean for you?
Which programs and methods are you using to create your art work? Can you expand a bit about the process of your creation?
You use a big variety of mediums, from the newest advanced 3D computer programs, to classical old master's oil paintings techniques, why is that?
When did you start painting? Have you studied in art or design school? What is your opinion about academic art studies? Where your inspiration comes from? What are the motivations for your work?
Please tell us a bit more about the connection of your work to Kurt Vonnegut books? In which way do they inspire your art? could you add a bit more about the planet of Tralfamadore?
Can you tell about the story of "Thru the Moebius Strip", what's it all about?
check out more great art work from Brummbaer:
Fractal Tralfamadore paintings and animations:
My old website also with precomputer material:
Flickr — mixed paintings:
My two music CDs from where I took a lot of my animation soundtracks:
The two E-books I published — The first one has been published as a paperback in Germany and got some very friendly reviews:
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Super-easy Homemade Granola Recipeposted by QuickMealHelp.com on Thursday, Feb 16, 2012
The other day when I was at the store I was searching for some granola. I wanted something without old dry raisins, without freeze-dried fruit, without artificial-taste and too much sweetener. Too much to ask? Could be. I left the store without any granola. Then I remembered a recipe I had seen in a cookbook a long time ago ... granola that could be made in the microwave.
In a Hurry? 15 Easy Breakfast Recipesposted by QuickMealHelp.com on Tuesday, Jan 10, 2012
Diabetic-Friendly Lemon Poppyseed Muffinsposted by QuickMealHelp.com on Tuesday, Jan 3, 2012
Lemon poppyseed muffins are one of my all-time favorites! I've been tweaking this recipe for awhile and hit upon 100% success yesterday. The tang of the lemon, the crunch of the poppyseeds ... absolutely divine to pair with a hot cup of coffee or tea. Lately I've been less than thrilled with store-bought muffins. The flavor, the consistency ... the price.
Start the New Year Right: Apple Pie Oatmeal for Breakfastposted by QuickMealHelp.com on Friday, Dec 30, 2011
We all know the mantra by now: breakfast is an important way to start your day off right. But what we know and what we actually do can be two quite different things. ;) If you're like me, it's all too easy to fall into the same-old, same-old routine -- especially when you don't have much time. (For me, that often means grabbing coffee and a container of yogurt.)
Pumpkin Pie + 10 Pumpkin Muffins = $5.99posted by QuickMealHelp.com on Friday, Nov 25, 2011
Canned pumpkin costs more this year as you've probably noticed. I've noted that Libby's is the main brand available with the store brand sections of the shelves empty -- and our local discount stores don't have any canned pumpkin at all. Since I was making a pumpkin pie for our holiday get-together and had half a can of pumpkin left (I bought the big 29 oz. can), I decided to make pumpkin muffins too.
Easy Crockpot Breakfast Oatmeal Recipeposted by QuickMealHelp.com on Monday, Oct 25, 2010
With the morning time crunch, eating a hot breakfast can be a challenge to squeeze in. But it gets easier with the slowcooker. Thanks to JoAnne for writing to me and asking about a steel cut oats recipe for the crockpot. She reminded me of this wonderful breakfast dish, perfect for the season's cooler temps.


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Most people think that death is the end.
The end of life--of good times--the end of, well, pretty much everything.
But those people are wrong.
Dead wrong.
And I should know. I died almost a year ago.
RADIANCE. Copyright 2010 by Alyson Nol
From the #1 New York Times bestselling author of the Immortals series comes a new middle-grade series featuring Ever's younger sister, Riley. Watch the trailer!
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Listen to this audiobook excerpt from Alyson Noël's children's fantasy novel Radiance, the first book in the Riley Bloom series, a spin-off of the bestselling Immortals series. Riley has crossed the bridge into the afterlife—a place called Here, where time is always Now. She has picked up life where she left off when she was alive, living with her parents and dog in a nice house in a nice neighborhood.
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A woman who served as bookstore manager of North Canyon High School has been convicted of theft. Officials say she embezzled $72,511 in public money from July 2007 to November 2009.
According to the Auditor General report, Former Paradise Valley Unified employee Beverly Hodges embezzled $67,162 for her own purposes and misused the remaining $5,349 for the bookstore staff's personal food and beverage purchases.
Hodges pleaded guilty to theft and agreed to pay $72,511 in restitution to the school district as part of her plea agreement.
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Day 5, Tell me about a time you've thought about killing yourself?
wtf? Never.
Onto Day 6, "30 Facts about yourself"
wtf? Never.
Onto Day 6, "30 Facts about yourself"
- I love horror movies .
- Because I'm such a horror movie fanatic, sometimes I play with zombie apocalypse/horror movie scenarios on my head (...like, where would I hide out, if there was a zombie horde surrounding my house? - or What would I do if I were getting chased around the woods by a psychotic murderer?) Strange, I know, but that's what happens when you watch too many horror films.
- I have deep longing to live away from the city, on a plot of land, where I can be a hippy, raise & grow my own food, and not be concerned with keeping up in this rat race. (I don't know where this comes from, I have a black thumb, and the only animals I've raised have been dogs.)
- I have a love/hate relationship with my phone (mostly hate.) But I don't want to shell out the money for a new phone, and I'm addicted to checking my emails/tweets on it. Damn u, smartphone, damn u.
- My husband and I co-sleep w/ our 2 year old, even if it's a detriment to our sleep patterns. Kicks to the head, and the ribs are a frequent occurrence.
- I have just recently mastered the art of balancing my checkbook.
- My husband and I have put ourselves on somewhat of a spending freeze - but the exception seems to be when we're shopping for our son. Then, magically, it becomes a free-for-all.......within reason.
We will not be buying Calvin an iPad, or any game consoles anytime soon.(Yeah, we failed at that last statement. We are in possesion of an iPad 2, and more expensive toys) smh
- I'm nearly always late on returning my library books. Much to my chagrin. But hey, 2 wks is simply not enough time to read all the goodness that I check out!
- I think most everyone I work with spends about..........70% of their time surfing the web on the job.
- I've struggled to lose weight since I've had Calvin. Pre-baby I was around 120-125, which was still on the unhealthy, non-fit side of things - Calvin is 2 1/2 now, and I'm around 135.
- I snore. Heavily.
- I am left-handed for hand-writing purposes, but I use my right hand for nearly everything else.
- I am inept at hairstyling.
- My favorite soda is ginger ale.
- When my nails grow long, they curve downward, resulting in a not-so-pretty look. So I have to sport them short, OR get acrylic tips, which I kinda hate.
- As of this past summer, none of my grandparents are living.
- I have a love-hate relationship with the military (since I grew up a military brat, and have issues with how much time my dad spent away from the family).........and because I know the military life sort of breeds dysfunction.........long distance, separation from family, from your roots, being transient.....it just messes with you. My husband is ex-Army, and was deployed.....A LOT.
- I have a goal of having 3 months' worth of our income in savings, and being debt free by 2014.
- I am a pretty darn good cook.
- This is my second marriage.
- I have a soft spot for big, cuddly, dogs.
- I refuse to share a bathroom with my husband. He is a slob.
- I took swimming lessons long ago, and I still swim poorly.
- I have never been skiing or snowboarding.
- I make a kick ass chicken adobo. I am 33, and I just now mastered this Filipino dish.
- My purse is usually a hot mess most of the time, yet I damn myself by continually purchasing large purses.
- I like second-hand, thrift store scavenging.
- I detest sentimental hoarding.
- I love volunteering, and getting involved in the community.
- I can never follow t.v. series - I resent having to plan my life around t.v. shows.


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At the 2012 ISSA/INTERCLEAN North America trade show in Chicago, Procter & Gamble Professional will host a lunch and learn and a panel discussion. Read about the cleaning and disinfecting topics that will be covered here and then visit booth 2817 to learn more.
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Plantar Fasciitis
What is it?
Plantar Fasciitis is the pain and inflammation of the plantar fascia, the connective tissue along the bottom of the foot, from the heel to the base of the toes.
Do I have it?
The primary symptom of Plantar Fasciitis is pain normally felt at the heel and occurring where the plantar fascia attaches to the heel bone. The pain can be intense when getting out of bed or a chair. The pain often lessens when walking, but may be persistent.
What causes it?
A sudden or drastic increase in mileage, along with the lack of proper arch support or the use of worn out shoes may be to blame. Tight calves can also contribute to the problem.
How can I help prevent it?
- Ease into any added exercise program
- Use orthotic inserts or insoles designed for added arch support


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On Saturday morning families lined the streets in Reidsville to take in the Christmas parade. The parade down the street lasted about 45 minutes and the festival picked up afterwards. Arts and crafts, music, and BBQ kept families coming to the festival.
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Why the Universe Didn't Become a Black Hole
Re:Big Bang is RELIGION (109 comments)
It's kind of useless arguing with me since I shouldn't be putting words in the mouth of Ethan Siegel, and arguing on whether it is appropriate to call dark matter tiny really has no bearing on what I'm telling you about God and the Universe. But just in case you find it a pleasure to discuss these fine points with me, the very notion of mass distributed over volume involves statistics, and as you know, you can make statistics tell any story.
Consider this figure that I just randomly found so I don't have to draw one myself. You can see that the two clouds of green dots span about the same space. But the cloud on the right is more concentrated than the cloud on the left. You can imagine a third figure where there are several clumps of dots and still has the same overall space and density. Do you count the space between the dots as occupancy? Do you impose some form of density threshold to eliminate spaces that are simply too sparse? Not to mention that an atom consisting of a dense nucleus and a cloud of electrons is really more than 99.999% of space.
I'm not saying your Wikipedia references are wrong; they want to paint a picture illustrating the pervasiveness of dark matter, but Ethan Siegel is also entitled to say the amount is tiny. Tininess is really in the eyes of the beholder.


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There are so many days that have been set aside to celebrate some person, product or cause that I thought I'd compile them all in one place so I would remember them. That's why the National Silly Holidays was created.
Once I started looking at these holidays that have been known to make me smirk before I realized that they they were not quite as silly as I thought. I had thought previously that Plimsoll Day celebrates a shoe. It doesn't. I'd thought eating ice cream for breakfast as a holiday was downright unhealthy and although I still couldn't face it there's a good cause behind it.
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Honey Swirled CoffeeCake
A unique but easy shaping makes this tasty coffeecake very attractive.
This recipe makes One 10-inch Bundt coffeecake
|Bread Flour
|3+1/2 to 4 cups
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|4+1/2 tsp
|1/4 cup
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|Chopped walnuts or pecans
|1/4 cup
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|Frozen orange juice concentrate, thawed, undiluted
|3/4 tsp
|Butter or margarine, softened
This recipe is featured at The Law Student's Wife.
In large mixer bowl, combine 1+1/2 cups flour, yeast, sugar and salt; mix well. In saucepan, heat buttermilk, water and shortening until warm (120°-130°F; shortening does not need to melt). Add to flour mixture. Add eggs. Blend at low speed until moistened; beat 3 minutes at medium speed. By hand, gradually stir in remaining flour to make a firm dough. Knead on floured surface until smooth and elastic, 5 to 8 minutes. Place dough in lightly oiled bowl and turn to grease top. Cover; let rise until dough tests ripe.
Prepare Filling: Combine honey, nuts, raisins, juice concentrate and cinnamon; mix well. Set aside.
Punch down dough. Divide into 2 parts. On lightly floured surface, roll each half to a 12- inch square; spread with half the softened butter, then half the Filling. Roll up tightly; pinch edges to seal. Cut into 1-inch slices. Place slices horizontally in 4 layers in generously greased Bundt® or tubed cake pan, allowing 6 slices per layer. Alternate position of slices in each layer. Cover; let rise in warm place until indentation remains after lightly touching. Bake in preheated 350°F oven for 35 to 40 minutes until golden brown. Invert immediately onto cooling rack. Serve warm or cold. Drizzle with powdered sugar Glaze, if desired.
1 cup sifted powdered sugar
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In small bowl, blend ingredients until smooth.
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The National Football League's orbit has expanded so astronomically that it will elbow The Big Bang Theory from Thursday to Monday for several weeks this fall.
Thursday Night Football premieres Sept. 11 on CBS with its lead broadcast team of Jim Nantz and Phil Simms. The games will be simulcast on the NFL Network, which takes over the Thursday package at midseason with Nantz and Simms still in the booth.
Bazinga! The Big Bang Theory narrowly beat out NCIS to be named this past season's most-watched series in all of television. With final season averages that include "live plus 7" time-shifted viewing data now available, Bang averaged 23.1 million viewers for the season ending May 24, while NCIS averaged 22.4 million.
Mark your calendars: NBC has announced the fall premiere dates for its new and returning shows.
NBC has unveiled its new fall schedule, which will cut its Thursday night comedy block in half and eventually make room for its biggest freshman hit of this season, The Blacklist.Add new fall shows to your watchlist now!
Although The Blacklist will keep its post-The Voice slot in the fall, it will eventually be replaced ...
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Pep Guardiola celebrates Jerome Boateng's late winner against Man City by choking himBrooks Peck at Dirty Tackle6 hrs ago
Bayern Munich's Jerome Boateng scored a 90th-minute winner against former club Man City (with a helping deflection off Mario Gotze) and that kicked off a touchline mosh pit starring Pep Guardiola.
After Boateng ran over to celebrate with his coach and teammates, Guardiola gave him a celebratory body bump and then went a little too far by attempting to choke the defender.
This is just Pep's awkward way of saying "I love you, but you're crazy." He did something similar to Thomas Muller during a training session and Cesc Fabregas before him. Pep is basically a bear cub who doesn't know his own strength.
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Ajax fans welcome back 'son of god' Zlatan Ibrahimovic and express Paris Hilton supportBrooks Peck at Dirty Tackle8 hrs ago
Zlatan Ibrahimovic returned to Amsterdam Arena with PSG to face former club Ajax in their first Champions League group stage match and when he walked out onto the pitch, there was a banner hanging from the stands that read "Welcome back son of god."
Amazing banner in the Amsterdam Arena for #Zlatan Ibrahimovic : "Welcome back son of god". Brilliant ! #ajapsg #PSG pic.twitter.com/MIGsHiqE2c
Jurgen Klopp's guide to enjoying a Champions League match from beginning to endBrooks Peck at Dirty Tackle19 hrs ago
Borussia Dortmund started the Champions League group stage by beating Arsenal 2-0 and Jurgen Klopp couldn't have been happier. "We did what we had to do to win this game and for us, it was near perfection," he said afterwards. "I enjoyed this game from the first second to the last. It's hard work all the time but when you see games like this, it's the best job in the world."
This degree of pure bliss is rare in life, let alone in football. So how was Klopp able to achieve it for 90 whole minutes? By following these steps...
1. Dress comfortably
Clint Dempsey scores US Open Cup decider, wins first trophy of his club careerBrooks Peck at Dirty Tackle1 day ago
The Seattle Sounders have won their fourth US Open Cup in six years of existence after beating the Philadelphia Union 3-1 in extra time. Philadelphia's Maurice Edu opened the scoring in front of the home fans in the 38th minute, but Seattle's Chad Barrett equalized shortly after halftime. The score held at 1-1 until extra time, when Sounders captain Clint Dempsey put them ahead in the 101st minute. Obafemi Martins then finished the game off with Seattle's third goal in the 114th minute.
This marks the first trophy in Clint Dempsey's decade old club career, having previously won the 2005 and 2007 Gold Cups with the U.S. team. In 2010, the U.S. captain helped Fulham make an unlikely run to the Europa League final, but they lost to Atletico Madrid. Now, perhaps fittingly, he has lifted his country's 100-year-old domestic cup.
With one cup now in the cabinet this season, Seattle turn their attention back to MLS, where they top the Western Conference and have already clinched a playoff spot. A domestic treble of the US Open Cup, MLS Supporters' Shield and MLS Cup wouldn't be a bad way to round out Dempsey's first full season with Seattle.
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Mario Balotelli scores first Liverpool goal in testy Champions League winBrooks Peck at Dirty Tackle1 day ago
Bulgarian club Ludogorets Razgrad qualified for the Champions League group stage for the first time thanks to defender Cosmin Moti stepping in as goalkeeper and saving not one, but two shots in a penalty shootout. For 81 minutes they held Liverpool scoreless at Anfield. But then Mario Balotelli happened.
Demonstrating superb ball control while clearing space for himself between two defenders in the box, Balotelli scored his first Liverpool goal with an 82nd-minute volley that seemed as if it would be enough to start their Champions League campaign with three points.
Ludogorets again demonstrated their taste for the improbable by scoring an equalizer in the first minute of injury time, though. Taking a point at Anfield would have been incredible for the Bulgarian champions, who reached the Europa League round of 16 last season, but a foul by newly signed third-choice goalkeeper Milan Borjan in the second minute of injury time set up a penalty that Steven Gerrard didn't miss.
Arsenal's Laurent Koscielny thinks he's in the Champions League of volleyballBrooks Peck at Dirty Tackle1 day ago
The Champions League group stage has begun and Arsenal defender Laurent Koscielny seems a bit confused about what sport he's supposed to be playing. Early in the first half of his side's match against Borussia Dortmund, Koscielny decided he would rather be playing volleyball and spiked the ball like someone who has seen Top Gun too many times.
Koscielny wasn't punished for this because a foul was called on a Dortmund player. Later in the half, Koscielny was responsible for Ciro Immobile's opening goal. Other than all that, he actually was playing quite well, though.
Dortmund went on to win 2-0.
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Swiss goalkeeper threatens to sue fans who urinated in his water bottle during matchBrooks Peck at Dirty Tackle1 day ago
FC Muri goalkeeper Reto Felder has threatened to sue Baden fans who urinated in his water bottle, which he then drank from, during a Swiss fourth division match. The fans somehow convinced a ball boy to give them the bottle and then put it back when they were finished sullying it. And that's when the 34-year-old keeper had the least refreshing beverage of his life.
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"I have never experienced anything like it, said Felder of the fans, who also shouted "now you will get Aids". "That is just primitive filth," he said. "I took one sip and realised that it was warm but thought that it was because of the sun. But by the second sip I realised that something was wrong."
THE SECOND SIP! He took one sip, noticed the warmth as the only thing that was off about the waste fluid in his mouth, and then took another sip and realized, "Yep, this is human urine in my mouth."
A list of things that Rio Ferdinand did not like about David MoyesBrooks Peck at Dirty Tackle2 days ago
Rio Ferdinand has a new autobiography entitled #2Sides. Sadly, the hashtag is not a typo. It should also be noted that the book only presents one side. Rio Ferdinand's side.
The plumbing of new depths in terrible book titles aside, Ferdinand has taken this opportunity to become the first former Man United player to publicly air his grievances with ex-manager David Moyes (for financial gain). The following is a list of Moyes horrors that the current QPR defender felt compelled to put in print.
Negative tactics: You didn't have to play for Manchester United to realize that Moyes' tactics were markedly different from Sir Alex Ferguson's and his six home losses (Man United's most in 12 years) were a consequence of that.
Fox Sports' Gus Johnson experiment comes to a merciful endBrooks Peck at Dirty Tackle2 days ago
Gus Johnson, the most criticized soccer commentator in the United States, has told Sports Illustrated that he has decided to step down as Fox's top commentator for the sport, citing his busy schedule covering basketball and American football and a desire to spend time with his new wife.
From SI:
Johnson was well known for his shouty style of broadcasting before Fox decided to try and fit his square peg into a round hole in an apparent effort to Americanize UEFA Champions League broadcasts and appeal to non-fans of the game. The hope was that he would lead their coverage for the 2018 World Cup, but all he actually did was enrage fans with mispronounced names, ill-timed shrieks and an inadequate base of knowledge while making no discernible inroads in attracting new viewers.
Fans kicking at Gareth Bale's car and other signs of discontent at Real MadridBrooks Peck at Dirty Tackle2 days ago
Real Madrid president Florentino Perez just doesn't know when to stop, so he celebrating his club's long awaited 10th European Cup with significant turnover. Bringing in the likes of James Rodriguez and Toni Kroos while selling off Angel Di Maria and Xabi Alonso has shaken up the team and the early returns haven't been good.
Two losses in their first three matches — the most recent being a second straight home loss to Atletico Madrid for the first time ever — have caused frustrations to start boiling over.
Gareth Bale's refusal to stop and sign autographs for waiting fans as he left training on Monday prompted a couple of grown men to kick at his white Bentley. Because scoring important goals in both the Copa del Rey and Champions League finals apparently wasn't enough to earn their respect.
Elsewhere, ultras hung banners on overpasses in the city calling for Perez to be ousted.
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" Manufacturer: So Good / Type: Soy Milk "
Yesterday I wrote about the milk currently used in my household but before that we used to buy this So Good Soya, that is until they changed the recipe on it which now tastes nowhere near as good. This can be purchased in different flavours, as well as long life or fresh. I always buy the fresh one but even at that it doesn't seem to last for a week which is what put me off buying it. Again this is for those who suffer from lactose intollerance and also for many people who prefer soya milk to cow's milk.
The packaging on this is actually quite fun looking and really stands out in the fridge section. It has a swirl of milk on the front and has the So Good logo as well as coming in a tall carton in 1 litre sizing. The packaging is easy to hold and the lid screws back on really easily to keep milk fresh. It states boldly on the front of the carton that it helps lower cholesterol and has calcium and vitamins in it so really sends out a very healthy message from the carton.
The first thing to cover on this milk is that it is suitable for vegetarians and vegans and it is low fat. It has 98 calories per serving (5%), 7g sugar (8%), 4g fat (5%), 1g saturates (3%), 1.3g salt (21%). In terms of allergy information, the milk is free from gluten, wheat, lactose and dairy. It also contains soya, soya beans and is produced in a nut free environment.
This milk when poured out into a glass is a yellow colour which is not what milk usually looks like but if that hasn't put you off then this is actually not too bad with breakfast cereal. The taste is ok but the recent recipe is not as sweet as it used to be which I don't like and it curdles in less than a week of opening. Also, it has a normal milk like consistency but it cannot be used in tea or it separates which is a bit of ashame so breakfast cereal is probably the best use for this milk.
They do say on the carton this can be used for cooking and making smoothies and ice cream but I have never really tried that just yet. This milk contains omega 3 and 6 and cholesterol lowering properties. I mean it does have a lot of bonuses for using this but I just feel compared to the competition out there that it just lacks quality and this is why I was put off as other brands offer a better taste for me.
I would recommend this for those who have allergies or those who do like soya milk as you probably will already use this. However, if you are lactose intollerant then I do think Rice Dream are a better tasting option. This So Good milk can be purchased in most supermarkets though and it does also come in a chocolate option which may suit some people more. This milk should be given a good shake before use and should be used within 5 days of opening.
I normally buy this So Good Soya milk at Tesco and the 1 Litre carton costs me £1.11 which isn't too bad really. Asda sell it for exactly the same price but if you want the long life one then it costs 84p for 1 Litre but I didn't like this as much.
For the official website, go to http://www.sogood.co.uk which has a lot of information.
i recently learned i had to give up dairy products for health reasons, and with that began the search for the best substitutes. One of the hardest things was to find a way to continue enjoying my morning cup of coffee at home, and i began testing the various options. I finally found my winner: So Good Original Soya Drink. It is not too sweet but not too dull, making it the perfect substitute to regular milk. In fact, i think it compliments my coffee better than regular milk ever did! the texture is richer and the flavors jive together beautifully. And- it is much healthier than regular milkwith 20% more calcium and lower levels of cholesterol! in just over a quid, it is comparable to regular milk in its price as well.
The drink is available in most major supermarkets or health shops, and i recommend it to anyone who is considering giving up dairy or just open to trying a new way to coffee!
About 6 years ago my husband had taken our first born son to see his mother to give me an afternoon of rest (as child number 2 was nicely cooking in my tummy). On his return he put a carton of So Good soya milk in our fridge. On questioning him he informed that his mum had started to drink it regularly in her coffee and had given us a carton to try.
Bleurgh! Was my initial reaction, partly because child No 2 was causing severe morning sickness, and partly because, well..it was soya milk.
Baring in mind though my opinion was based on nothing, as I had never tried any kind of soya products at the time, I just had convinced myself I would automatically dislike them (yes narrow minded I know!).
On hubby pouring a glass I became inquisitive, and had a little sip and was very shocked at how tasty it actually was. That brings me to this review, as 6 years later it's a regular in our fridge and here's why..
What is it?~
To quote the side of the carton it's "A nutritious drink made from soya bean with added vitamins and calcium".
Okay doesn't sound too enticing so far but read on..
Price and packaging~
The soya milk comes housed in an upright standing, recyclable cardboard carton. The colours are mainly white and blue and there is a streak of yellow at the top with the words 'Best Taste Ever!' written across; all in all it's quite eye catching and does stand out next to other similar products on the shelf.
To access the milk there is a small (ish) screw top at the top of the carton. Once that is removed there is a plastic covering that helps keep the drink fresh and to remove you simply tear off.
So what does it taste like?~
I really didn't fancy this drink at all and for some reason I had convinced myself it would taste like goats milk; which I have tried and detested.
On pouring the first thing you notice is how thick and creamy this is. The consistency is in no way similar to cows milk in any way. It has an almost almondy scent to it and is a creamy white in colour.
The taste is nothing like I imagined it be. It has a slight nuttiness to it - again I could really detect almond in there even though it's not listed as an ingredient.
The texture of the milk is just as thick and creamy on the palette as it is in appearance and is a very enjoyable drink, though it leaves a bit of a 'claggy' after taste but that's one of the only negatives.
Myself and my husband both tried this in place of our regular cows milk in our hot beverages and we were not impressed at all. As we don't drink full fat milk in our teas and coffees anyway this just was far too rich and creamy and took the taste away from what we were drinking.
We drink this just 'raw' in a glass on an evening before bed. I have heated it up before but it's much tastier when just drank cold. It's perfect for milkshakes and smoothies, and another favourite is with cereal as it compliments the taste without being overpowering.
The only downfall is the price.
At approximately £1.40 for a 1litre carton it's not exactly budget friendly. Once opened it does have to be consumed within 5 days which in our household that isn't a problem.
*Available from most large supermarkets in the chiller section (near the regular milk)
*Has long Use By dates - often 4 to 6 weeks ahead for convenience
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*All ingredients are from non GM sources
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*Not suitable for children aged 2 years and under
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*Contains 20% more calcium than cows milk
*Naturally lowers cholesterol
*Contains Omega 6 & 3
*For more information check out www.sogood.co.uk
For a totally refreshing milky option when it comes to drinks I wouldn't hesitate in recommending this. It isn't too sweet like some brands of soya milk which I have also tried. This has the perfect balance; it has a slight sweetness to it if comparing to say cows milk but not enough to make you say Bleurgh whilst shuddering.
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Mirrors Edge!
Fantastic game, looks absolutely beautiful with a bright cell shaded roof-top city. Sometimes frustrating when death puts you a tad far back but made up for by the faster pace at which you can do the section due to your repeated attempts.
Overall linear gameplay with you getting from A to B but there are plenty of different ways you can get from A to B and different methods some faster than others.
Combat is good enough although there are times when you'd much rather be running across rooftops than fighting the police. That said you're more than welcome to just run past them, my method, grab a gun and kill them all, swiftly followed by jumping and leaping my way to the end.
Great ending and fantastic sound track, just a pity this song wasn't played when free running.


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Such a nice little kitchen. I was kind of hating the green tiles but after seeing all the photos I really like it! I have only one suggestion - call up a carpenter and him or her build you a skinny shelf unit to fit between the stove and the fridge. The top can be wood and the storage below can fit cutting boards or cook books... you really should try to keep heat away from the fridge and even a 4 inch physical barrier would help. Cheers
I love the charm, customizable nature and affordability of tile countertops. Well done. Thank you for sharing!


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The Bodimeade one-name study aims to collect information to reconstruct the genealogy and some of the family history of bearers of the surname Bodimeade through the ages.
Today three spellings of the name are found. In September 2003 as well as Bodimeade (223 people) the other variants in Britain were Bodimead (18 people) and Bodemeaid (18 people). However, the spelling has varied widely in the past and I include references to:
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In the late 16th to early 18th centuries it was not uncommon for people who wrote their own name as Bodimeade, Bodymead or Bodimead to appear in church and manorial records as Bodyman or Bodiment.
Bodimeade is almost certainly a locative surname, deriving from Anglo-Saxon Boda (a forename meaning 'messenger') and mæd ('meadow'). The place that our ancestors took this name from is unknown. Although all present day Bodimeades trace their ancestors to Harrow in Middlesex, and 17th to 18th century references are concentrated in Harrow and just to the north in Watford in Hertfordshire, the few medieval references currently known are concentrated north-east of modern Milton Keynes on the Buckinghamshire-Bedfordshire border.
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Reader Survey: What's the Kitchen Setup in Your Dorm?
We were all set to do a round-up of snacks and quick meals for college students back on campus when we realized that we're a little out of touch with how students are living these days! So, college folks, what's your kitchen situation?
Back in the day (and we'll keep quiet on how "back" we're talking, here!), we remember having a microwave, a toaster, and a stove top at our disposal in a kitchen nook down the hall. Oh, plus a fridge, though it was always a gamble whether any of your food would actually still be there the next time you checked.
We were constantly doing things like buying packages of spaghetti only to realize that we had no pan in which to cook it in. Or buying apples and peanut butter for a quick snack and then attempting to dissect the apple using only a plastic knife. It took us a little while to get our act together.
So let us help you get your act together! We'd like to post more dorm-friendly recipes and suggestions in the upcoming months, but we need to know:
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i graduated in last may, and only lived in the dorms my freshman year. but in Stoke Hall at the University of New Hampshire the kitchen was small, dirty, and had a stove/oven, sink, and a few ancient pots and pans. There was only one, for the largest dorm on campus... home to about 800 students at that point, I believe.
In my dorms (4 of them over 6 semesters due to crazy summer scheduling), there was always a single "kitchen" for the whole dorm to share. The "kitchen" always had a sink, a couple of microwaves, and a table that only had chairs if they were attached. Some of them had a stove and oven.
I brought my own pans to cook in - a skillet and a pot big enough to cook a box of macaroni and cheese. I kept all the smaller necessities (spatula, spoon, potholder, etc) nested inside a colander.
But most of the time, I just used the microwave in my room. Hotpots were a big no-no, but some people had George Foreman grills. I had a single sandwich sized griddle that I learned to make all kinds of things on.
I bought the largest size mini-fridge that was allowed. Whenever I went home for a weekend, my mom would send me back with a small cooler of individually-portioned home-cooked meals, frozen, for me to re-heat in the microwave. I would cram whatever I could into the tiny slip of a freezer, then put the rest in the fridge to eat first. I just had to remember to bring the boxes back home on the next visit for her to refill!
The best things to put in your roundup of quick meals are things that can be eaten while walking. I was constantly walking out the door with food in-hand. I even mastered eating a bowl of cereal on my way to my 8am math class! People thought I was crazy, but I would carry a gallon-size Ziploc bag in my backpack to seal up the dirty dishes until I got back to my dorm to wash them.
When I was in school, we had a microwave in a common room. That's it. We had a mini-fridge in our room, but there were big rules about appliances in rooms. So no cooking until I moved to an apartment.
When I was a freshman a few years ago, we had one kitchen in the basement for the entire dorm. It had a fridge, stove, and an oven. Each floor had a microwave, and I had my own mini-fridge.
I had a couple plates/bowls/glasses/forks/knives/spoons, but no pots or pans. A few of my hallmates had the things I didn't though, so we would borrow things from each other.
Wow, do they LET you have appliances in your rooms now? We couldn't have them in ours when I was in college, and many were the ideas used to disguise them.
But people found ways around them -- a college friend of mine just really, really loved to cook, and got placed into a suite of rooms with four roommates - two in one bedroom and three in the other -- and there was a big extra walk-in closet no one needed in the room. So my friend kind of took it over as her kitchen, bringing in a microwave, mini fridge, toaster oven, two-coil electric range, and a small assortment of pots pans and platters. Instead of trying to hide it, she just resolved to make dinner for her entire floor once a week and made a point of inviting the dorm mother on her floor -- who in return turned a blind eye to her cooking.
At NYU about 8 years ago, our freshman dorm room had nothing but a mini-fridge and a coffeemaker - hot plates and microwaves were verboten. But we MASTERED that coffeemaker.... definitely remember using it to boil water for jello, ramen, and mac and cheese! After that, we moved up to "apartment style" housing, which had a real kitchen with stove, fridge, microwave, foreman grill. Many nights were spent with open windows, trying to fan out all the fumes from burning food before the smoke alarms went off! The best was when my RA friend brought home 8 tubs of cream cheese left over from a breakfast event - we made cheesecake!
aside from toasters, mini-fridges, microwaves, and coffee makers, no appliances were allowed in my freshman dorm. my sophomore dorm had a community kitchen on every floor (1 stove, oven, full size fridge for about 60 people). junior year, the dorms were "quad" style: 4 rooms sharing a common room that had a full kitchen and my senior year, i lived in off campus student housing and each apartment unit had its own kitchen. not too shabby, i'd say.
i don't know that the kitchens that are in the dorms at my alma mater get used all that often. for YEARS (starting before i was there), if you lived on campus, you had to purchase a meal plan for the dining commons... no exceptions. why they put so much money into making sure that were as as kitchen-equipped as we were, i have no idea. probably to appease parents who paid the big bucks, i'm sure.
My freshman and sophomore years at Ohio University, '96/-'01, the only dorm required years, we were only allowed hot pots and mini fridges (though we filled those with mostly beer). My sophomore year we snuck in a toaster oven and boy Bagel Bites never tasted better than after a long night in the bars!
By the time my, erm, "first" senior year rolled around all the dorm rooms were given micro fridges (and computers!), I feel that is as close as I'll get to a "walked uphill to school both ways" story!
My roommate and I have our own bedrooms (which are actually decent-size!) but we share a kitchenette - a full size fridge, a small sink, a microwave, some counter space and a tiny little table. To this set-up, we've been permitted to add an electric kettle, a rice cooker and a toaster oven. And some other essentials. Which in our case, include a handheld blender and, uh, a kitchenaid. I've seen things like George Foremans and those coffee maker-toaster-egg cooker combination things in other students rooms. As long as it has an automatic shutoff and a contained heat source (ie. no hotplates)
There are roughly 250 students per floor and each floor has two kitchens - a stove/oven, a double sink, some counter space, and an ice maker. You see the same ten or so people in your kitchen all the time, because first year students have a mandatory meal plan and we have a small cafeteria in our building (Plus multiple big ones across the parking lot at the school itself.) so some students will go their entire year without using the kitchens at all.
When I lived in res, we had no kitchens whatsoever and had a pretty strict limit on what we could have in our rooms-- a mini fridge and an electric kettle, basically. Cleaning staff came in weekly, too, so there was no getting away with anything. Granted, though, my situation was rather unusual: the other res in my college had small kitchenettes on every floor (full fridge, microwave, some had ovens/stoves, small sink), and from what I understand, the other colleges at my university followed that model as well. One of the colleges' residences was set up as suites with full kitchens; I was always really jealous of that, given dining hall food was not worthy of the title 'food' at all.
Anyway, still a student but now living off-campus (largely for this reason, in fact). I have a full kitchen in my studio, for which I cannot even begin to express my gratitude.


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