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Your primary navigation (menu) should be easy for visitors to spot, higher up the page, more prominent and allocated enough space. Your menu will usually be placed across the top of the screen (horizontal menu) or down the left hand side (left hand menu). I often see the menu on the right, which is acceptable, but remember that will be the first section of the page to be hidden on smaller monitors (and therefore visitors might need to scroll to reach it).
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It seems to always be true that the only time that it's easy to raise finance for a start-up is when you no longer need it. That's certainly been my experience.
Over the years, I've raised money from family and friends, personal savings, government grants, business angels, venture capitalists and going public on the stock market. I've only ever once sought a loan from my bank and been offered it, but I turned it down.
I've also been an investor in a number of companies, with good and bad results. Here are a few thoughts that result from my experience on the whole process of raising money…
There are two factors involved when anyone decides whether to invest or lend you money – risk and reward. If you want to raise money, think long and hard about how you can persuade the potential source that the risk is low and the reward is likely to be high. You also need to think this equation through for your own personal well-being. If you have no idea of the risk and no plan should the business fail, you're probably not realistic enough to start a business.
If your start-up is unproven, any bank finance isn't that appropriate and if available, it will most likely be tied to a guarantee against your personal assets – which means you are the one taking the risk. It's bad enough if your business goes bust, but losing your house too can turn it into a personal disaster. If you're considering going down this route, think about selling the house, investing the money in the business and renting or remortgaging your house. When you do the sums, it will probably be a much cheaper source of finance, while having the same risk profile.
The time when bank finance, or finance from someone such as Lombard makes more sense is when the money will be used to purchase tangible assets, and the source of finance can take a charge on these assets.
If you have prosperous friends or family, they might be able to lend you money or invest in your business. Remember, though, if the business fails the result can be damaged relationships – and that might be a risk not worth taking.
Business angels and venture capitalists want the same thing as we all do – a risk-free, returns-rich opportunity. While this doesn't really exist, you need to form your business pitch to get as close to that as possible. Don't sell your proposition like you would to a customer; instead paint the picture of why and how they will get a major return. You can find lots of potential sources of finance by searching for "Business Angels" and "Venture Capital" on Google.
For a start-up with a strong offering, crowd funding is another option. It's where you pitch your business proposition to the general public and build the capital you require from lots of small investments. Look at sites like KickStarter, CrowdCube and RocketHub to find out more.
Raising money is usually a frustrating experience, where persistence and hard work are the keys. Good luck with your fundraising – it can be the key to major growth and success.
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Talk about a love-in. Anyone who's anyone in UK enterprise was there - and then some. David Cameron's giving a speech? You're kidding, right?
And not only Cameron (as if his presence weren't impressive enough). We also had George Osborne hinting at new policies for small investors, Vince Cable making cutting asides about the banks, Peter Jones speechifying sincerely, Duncan Bannatyne growling tongue-in-cheek.
So, you could say the launch of StartUp Britain was a fairly high-profile affair. Always a risk, that. It was slick, it was glossy, it had inspirational music and clever sloganeering ("by entrepreneurs for entrepreneurs", "itunes for entrepreneurs", etc). There was a fair bit of hype, to say the least.
But beneath the marketing gloss, what have we actually got? You can read the detail elsewhere, but basically we have a web portal linking to existing start-up resources; we have corporate offers for small businesses, many of which are already available elsewhere; we have the promotion of enterprise education, most of which was already happening; and we have the start of a mentoring system which aims to put business owners in contact with each other (this is new, but hardly an original idea).
Reading between the lines, it looks a lot like the Government has looked at StartUp America (launched three weeks ago), said "We need some of that" and approached a few of the entrepreneurs who carry most influence with small businesses. The conversation probably went something like this:
Government stooge: "Dave wants to launch StartUp Britain."
Enterprise campaigner: "Great – we're up for that. When? July time maybe?"
Government stooge: "No."
Enterprise campaigner: "Ok, June then. I expect we could get something decent together by June."
Government stooge: "Er, no. March."
Enterprise campaigner: "But it's already March."
Government stooge: "Yeah."
Enterprise campaigner: "Oh. Right."
The whole thing has been pulled together in about three weeks by a small group of exceptional people, quite possibly to a schedule set by the Government. Yes, it's far from perfect, but it's out there now and it's just the start of something. The PM and his chums will likely now move on to the next publicity opportunity (they've not actually put any money into this); meanwhile, the founders will have to make something more of what they've started. Believe me, these are not the sort of people who will want to let an opportunity like this go.
The thing is, StartUp Britain is actually something we need. In the last few years, a huge number of small business resources have sprung up online (Donuts included); how the hell are prospective business owners supposed to know what's worth looking at? Until now, they've only really had Business Link serving this kind of function in a systematic way, and Business Link has always been very conservative about its recommendations (with good reason). StartUp Britain doesn't have to be - if it's the most useful resource, it should get on the portal. How you decide what is 'most useful' is a different matter.
Of course, there are plenty of gaps - we'd like to see more focus on helping people get to grips with the technical and legal aspects of setting up and running a business, for example (Law Donut, anyone?). But it's a start, and the founders themselves admit they're only "two per cent" of the way there.
Perhaps it was launched prematurely - but, hey, it's been done in true fly-by-the-seat-of-your-pants entrepreneurial spirit, and the people behind it should be given a high five for just going for it. This is something "by entrepreneurs for entrepreneurs", after all, so let's support StartUp Britain and help to turn it into something genuinely helpful to small-business owners. I haven't even mentioned the potential lobbying power of this group of people (it's considerable) - in fact, it's in the unified campaigning for enterprise education where StartUp Britain might have the biggest impact. This is an opportunity for the UK's enterprise community - let's take it.
Do you suppose they're going to remove David Cameron's giant disembodied head from the home page now they've launched?
Two irritations - the language of enterprise and navel-gazing by the media
One thing that annoys me whenever I go to small-business events is the readiness with which everyone talks about 'enterprise' and 'entrepreneurship'. On the one hand, they discuss the 'fear factor' of starting a business and how we can help people overcome it; on the other, they use the very terminology that puts people off in the first place. How many ordinary small-business owners associate themselves with the qualities of a 'classic' entrepreneur? Not many, I bet.
My concern is that by indulging the fantasy that everyone can be a restless, risk-taking, dynamic wealth-generator who starts another business - sorry, enterprise - with every million made, we distance ourselves from the reality of what it's like to actually start and run a small business. It's just one more step from this to Government business policies that offer a disproportionate benefit to a niche section of our total business community. Take last week's Budget, for instance…
My second irritation is the media talking about the media. So I'm going to finish this blog by mentioning two 'real' people I met today, both of whom I'd love to feature on the Donuts in the future.
Eliza Rebeiro is 17. She started her community interest company at just 14, to campaign against the growing threat of knife crime to young people in south London. Of course, Eliza didn't know she was starting a business when she launched Lives Not Knives. She just did it and it gathered momentum and now she organises events, provides mentoring to young people and has all sorts of other plans to pull young people away from the gang culture that surrounds them (including business education, a theme of the day). Eliza's properly inspiring.
The other is the beautifully-dressed Adam King, co-founder of affordable bespoke tailor King and Allen. I have to declare an interest here - King and Allen is based down the road from my flat and I bought one of their suits with some redundancy money about five years ago. At the time they were plying their trade from some pokey rooms above, I think, an abandoned bank branch, and I was struggling to find a job. It's a very nice suit.
Anyway, Adam's story started with a successful world record attempt and - well, more of that another time. Meeting Eliza and Adam made my day. There are hundreds of thousands of excellent people starting and running myriad businesses all over the UK. Every one of them has a story worth telling and every one of them is deserving of support and recognition. As long as initiatives like StartUp Britain don't lose sight of this simple principle, they should do all right.
Today sees the launch of StartUp Britain, a government initiative which will see the UK's startup businesses receive support from the big corporates, and a new website to point them in the right direction for business advice.
More than 60 leading brands, including Google, AXA, BlackBerry and Microsoft, are backing the scheme and have already pledged a total of £1,500 of discounts and support packages to startups.
This week's Budget speech was full of references to enterprise, start-ups and growth. But it remains to be seen just how much George Osborne's budget will actually do to help small firms in the UK.
Like every Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne has had to try and deliver something for everyone — and in business terms that includes local shop-keepers and high-growth technology firms, big businesses and the city.
But while there was some good news for small businesses — and lots of talk about helping entrepreneurs — many of the substantial changes look set to benefit large companies.
In fact, as Robert Peston noted in his BBC blog, this was a budget for big businesses.
First and foremost, the surprise two per cent reduction in Corporation Tax is good news for big companies. But what about the small business rate? That drops one per cent (as previously announced) to 20 per cent but there's no extra reduction for small firms in this Budget.
The relaxation of planning restrictions will be music to the ears of some of the UK's largest corporates such as supermarkets and construction firms. But will it really make a great deal of difference to the average small business?
George's big moment was the announcement that fuel duty would be reduced by 1p, effective immediately. In addition, the planned inflation rise in fuel duty due in April was delayed and the annual 1p above inflation "fuel escalator" rise was scrapped until 2015.
But these gestures mostly represented a chance to grab — and make — the headlines with the clever message that this is the Budget that "fuels" growth. Do you see what they did there?
In fact, the price of petrol has gone up by 17p in the past 12 months and the price of diesel has risen by 23p. That's the reality on the forecourt for small firms.
OK, yes we're getting 21 new Enterprise Zones — but how these will work has yet to be revealed.
And yes, from April, there will be a moratorium exempting start-ups and all businesses employing less than ten people from new domestic regulation for the next three years. That's just new legislation, mind.
And yes, the tax code is being simplified, with 43 tax reliefs being abolished. Call me cynical, but I would bet these are the 43 most obscure parts of the tax code — the removal of which may not radically reduce red tape for the average business.
OK, the government has agreed with the banks a 15 per cent increase in the availability of credit to small businesses. But how that translates into real lending remains to be seen. Does that mean that your business will get the lending it needs to invest in people, product development, equipment, stock — all necessary for growth.
Then there's the merging of National Insurance and Income Tax. With NI costs rising, this sounds like a plan that could make a very real difference to SMEs. But it's only a consultation. And the government is looking at merging the administration of NI and income tax, not necessarily fully merging the two systems. And anyway, it's going to take ages…
Much of the talk about encouraging enterprise in the Budget was full of soundbites — tell the world, "Britain is open for business", we are making the UK "the best place in Europe to start, finance and grow a business" and this is a "budget for making things not for making things up".
But soundbites don't fuel growth. And, as important as Wednesday's Budget was, the effect of the sweeping cuts is about to be felt. With this year's growth figures revised downwards, we've got a long way to go.
Rachel Miller, editor, Marketing Donut.
We have a full reaction to the Budget announcements in our news section. But here are a few brief responses:
Meera Shah, founder, Red Apple Delivery: "Overall for small business it's fairly positive. The only negative is in terms of employing people - it hasn't really given me any impetus to hire people. It hasn't encouraged it. I think he's done the best he can in very tough situation."
Neil Westwood, founder, Magic Whiteboard: "I'm glad he's addressed the fuel. I would have liked more but at least he's done something about it. On my deliveries it's costing me a lot more than this time last year. If anything it needs to be reduced by 20p!
"On the tax simplification they've got rid of 100 pages, but when you have 10,000 pages, it's not many. They need to do more but it's a good start."
George Derbyshire, chief executive, NFEA: "The impression I got was that there was a range of announcements that were relatively limited individually but together made up a worthwile package. The measures on regulation, tax simplification, public procurement are all worthwhile.
"I think there's been a reasonable stab at a growth strategy across a wide range of industry sectors and measures. Apprenticeships are a difficult sell but once the penny drops I think lots of small businesses can use apprentices very effectively."
Chris Gorman, spokesman, Forum of Private Business: "It's a step in the right direction but we need more radical, hard-hitting, widespread reform to really make a difference to the lives of small business owners… We wanted to some more drastic things in terms of radical tax and regulatory simplification."
Brendan Flattery, chief executive, Sage UK: "Whether or not George Osborne's Budget will amount to his promised 'Bonfire on Red Tape' remains to be seen, but the three year moratorium on regulation for small businesses can only be good news for small business owners.
"The reduction in corporation tax is encouraging, and shows the Government is at least trying to match words with action. But despite this and other positive steps to encourage investment small businesses are likely to remain cautious in their optimism. A recent Omnibus survey we conducted found small business owners were left underwhelmed by the government's efforts to get banks lending to business."


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This is a new Kasumi Titanium Utility Knife, with a 4 3/4 in. blade, it's the sharpest and slickest blade made. The edge that it holds is hair splitting and remains throughout heavy use. The non slip ergo poly handle is very comfortable and virtually indestructible, perfect for every serious Chef. We could not believe how sharp these knives were until we tried each one. It simply glides through most any food! The outstanding Kasumi Titanium coated blade has been achieved by combining the best of advanced modern manufacturing. Keeps a sharper edge longer than other knives.
Chefs Note: Slicker than oil on water! Possibly our favorite knife. Comfortable, lightweight and perfectly balanced. Each knife is carefully finished by the hands of skilled craftsmen. You will love this knife! Mfr. Limited Lifetime Warranty. Click here for more Kasumi knives! Free Shipping in Cont. USA!
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This is a perfectly flat diamond sharpening stone. It measures 8 in. x 2 1/2 in. and is over 3/8 in. thick. It weighs enough to not move during use but it also includes non skid rubber feet! This stone will sharpen anything, quickly puts a razors edge on knives and tools! This stone is covered with a continuous monocrystalline diamond surface.
Chefs Note: It is perfectly flat and will stay that way.
We have used ours thousands of times and it keeps going! We love DMT stones! We recommend water or dry sharpening with diamond sharpeners. Makes a great gift for someone you love!
The coarse and extra fine stones are also available, please call us.
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Our exclusive knife guides fit onto most any knife and work with any stone to give you a fast precise 15 degree sharpening angle.
Set of 2, large and small.
Chefs Note: These little clips are plastic lined stainless steel and they will help you sharpen.
This is a 8 inch Butcher knife, it is used for butchering large pieces of meat. It also works great for slicing meats, roasts, roast turkey and ham and into thin and even slices. This knife will hold its edge for thousands of cutting tasks, then it sharpens easily with a diamond sharpening steel.
Chefs Note: This knife is great for cutting pork shoulders. The white handle is comfortable and it has a 8 inch long blade! NSF certified for safety and sanitation.
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This is our new exclusive 5 1/2 in. Kyocera Ceramic Santoku Red, White & Blue Knife & Peeler Set. These hold an edge without sharpening. This is a great ceramic knife, it's very comfortable and easy to use. The ultra sharp ceramic blade cuts with precision and accuracy every time
maintaining a razor-sharp edge for many years. These knives are made of an advanced, high-tech ceramic, second in hardness only to diamond, it was originally developed for industrial applications where metal components failed.
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Chefs Note: We like to use our bamboo boards for parties and special events. These cutting boards simply wash off with soap and water. Oil it every month with Emmets Elixer, to keep it looking new. Bamboo cutting boards make an attractive serving and chopping surface. A perfect gift idea!
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A "Knife Guard" is the best way to protect your knife blade. They are the choice of Chefs, Cooks and Culinary Arts Students to protect the edge of their quality knives. We supply these to CIA, J & Wales and many other Culinary Arts Schools. Great Cooks and Chefs use these. We have tested them all, these knife guards are the best and will last for many years (also dishwasher safe). These knife guards do not crack or wear out like the competition. Made from the highest quality flexible composite poly, these knife guards will protect you and your cutlery and they will last the longest. Made in USA. Click Here for all knife guard sizes!
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This is a diamond sharpening stone in a beautiful solid redwood case! 8 x 3 inch stone can be used dry or with water. This stone is excellent for knives, chisels and scissors. It has non skid rubber feet so it will not move during use. This stone will sharpen anything, quickly puts a razors edge on knives and tools! This stone is covered with a continuous monocrystalline diamond surface.
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We have used ours over a thousand times and it keeps going!
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Video gaming has a new adventurer in Uncharted: Drake's Fortune. After finding a 400-year-old clue in the coffin of Sir Francis Drake, Nathan Drake sets off to search for the treasure of El Dorado. However, he soon finds himself trapped on a tropical island outnumbered and outgunned by pirates. Drake and his companions must explore ancient forts, lush jungles, mysterious catacombs, and other exotic areas to unravel the secrets hidden on the island. The heroes use a combination of firearms and fighting moves to defeat enemies. Players also get to shoot enemies off of moving vehicles while involved in a high-speed chase. To avoid injury, Drake and his team use environmental elements as cover and protection from enemy gunfire. Uncharted: Drake's Fortune is full of adventure, fast-paced play, and hand-to-hand combat. Minimize
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Immerse Yourself in Drake's Fortune, PS3's interactive movie
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Cons: why couldn't Lara Croft look this good?
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A technical showpiece that shows what the PS3 is capable of.
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Pros: Jaw dropping texture detail, animation and lighting. Fun gameplay and an interesting story.
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I Finally Completed A PS3 Game!!
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Nagging wife complains endlessly re: Trump May 25th, 2016
Rush Limbaugh: Trump is going to beat Hillary in a landslide May 4th, 2016
Once again meeting and surpassing all audience expectations– our guiding light lamented that, despite his efforts, he could not ignite the spirit of capitalism and entrepreneurship within Dan…
He ran out of bake goods in the first 5 minutes! He was totally (unprepared).
The guy, despite…all the assistance, all the training, all of the exposure this guy got to capitalism– it just never took. He started out a sponge and he ended up a sponge.
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Neither a seven-mile-long traffic jam nor a 20-minute downpour could keep away the conservative faithful.
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- Released: April 9, 2013
- Label: Cherry Red
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Q (Magazine) - p.1093 stars out of 5 -- "Rundgren fashions a sound that offers nods to his '70s prog past but still sounds utterly of the moment."
- 1.Imagination
- 2.Serious
- 3.In My Mouth
- 4.Ping Me
- 5.Angry Bird
- 6.Smoke
- 7.Collide - A - Scope
- 8.Something From Nothing
- 9.Party Liquor
- 10.Sir Reality
- 11.Another Life
- 12.Hello, It's Me
- 13.Pretending To Care
- 14.Flamingo
- 15.Frogs
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- 18.Love Science
- 19.Mammon
- 20.Fascist Christ
- 21.We Gotta Get You A Woman
- 22.Bag Lady
- 23.Can We Still Be Friends?
- 24.Fade Away
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Personnel: Mariske Hekkenberg, Wouter Penris (background vocals).
Recording information: The Paradiso, Amsterdam (11/11/2012).
Arrangers: Tom Trapp; Mariske Hekkenberg; Wouter Penris.
Todd Rundgren long ago seized his status as a maverick, and his unpredictability can be as maddening as it is invigorating. State, by some counts his 20th proper solo album (the count gets a little confusing thanks to odd detours like the two he took in 2011; covering a blues legend on Todd Rundgren's Johnson and re-recording songs he produced for other artists), is maddening and invigorating in nearly equal measure, but ever so slightly favors the latter. Rundgren remains a devotee of D.I.Y. and there can be some audible hints that State may have been recorded at home and slightly on the cheap; it's never quite as chintzy as (Re)Production but there's certainly a thinness to the production, particularly the drum loops, that suggests Todd assembled this all directly onto iMac. Of course, this is part of the charm of State, as is how Rundgren seamlessly splices elements of his past together here, relying heavily on the expansive arena art rock of Utopia -- not surprising, given the group's recent reunion -- and the glossy AOR punch of Nearly Human, threading just a bit of the pop classicism of Liars into the mix but also some of the up-to-the-minute modernism of Tr-i, via the vaguely silly song titles "Angry Bird" and "Ping Me." Unlike the balls-out guitar rock of 2008's Arena, it doesn't feel like Rundgren is pushing too hard here, partially because he allows himself to slip into some of his favorite mild indulgences, letting the opening "Imagination" stretch out and shimmer for eight minutes and later throwing out a frenetic, impish novelty in "Party Liquor." Such quirks are endearing while others, like the stiff computerized funk of "Serious," are slightly baffling, but State never feels forced, either in its execution or concept. Rundgren is pushing the edges of his comfort zone just enough to keep himself stimulated while offering enough melody to satisfy those fans whose concentration usually drifts whenever he wanders, and the result is an imperfect but satisfying art-pop album. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
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Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s Chase dream went up in smoke on Sunday at Talladega, and not because of the expected major crash.
When the haze of a weird finish cleared, Joey Logano took the checkered flag to win his third consecutive race in the Chase for the Sprint Cup. And Junior's Chase was done.
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By a nose. #TheChase pic.twitter.com/xTNuPvwONP
— #TheChase (@NASCAR) October 25, 2015
A chorus of boos fell from the Talladega grandstands, where Junior is the undisputed favorite. But NASCAR decided Earnhardt was second when the final caution flag flew. The Big One, the race-deciding crash so familiar at Talladega, wasn't colossal but it cost Earnhardt. He was among four drivers eliminated from the Chase, and in a most unusual and disappointing manner.
ICYMI: Here's the final wreck that ended today's race. https://t.co/OyZV0nHOw9 #TheChase
— #TheChase (@NASCAR) October 25, 2015
"It was a good safe call," Earnhardt said. "I'm totally OK with that."
The tone of his voice told a different story.
So close for @DaleJr. #TheChase https://t.co/0jUU1gcOzL
— #TheChase (@NASCAR) October 25, 2015
Also out of the Chase: Matt Kenseth, Denny Hamlin and Ryan Newman. Along with Logano, the eight-man Eliminator Round of the Chase will involve Kurt Busch, Carl Edwards, Brad Keselowski, Jeff Gordon, Martin Truex Jr., Kyle Busch and defendind champion Kevin Harvick. That round begins at Martinsville, moves to Texas and finishes at Phoenix.
"This is unbelievable," Logano said. "Three in a row. How does that even happen? I can't believe it."
Logano won all three races in the Contender Round. It was more than a decade since a driver won three consecutive races.
Logano, interviewed in victory lane, said he knew he was in the lead when the final caution flag flew.
"I had a good start and then the 24 [Jeff Gordon's car] was pushing me," said Logano, who began the restart from the upper lane. "The plan worked perfectly but the inside lane started pulling back up. I saw the lights come on when I was still in the lead and I thought we had it.
"It is such a crazy race. That were such long green flag runs, you never see that. To pull it into victory lane here at Talladega is so cool."
Long green? The first caution, for a car's blown engine, didn't fall until Lap 131.
Victory hat dance! 1-2-3 WOOOOO!!! #CampingWorld500 #TheChase pic.twitter.com/A8c1KKZcQz
— TalladegaSuperSpdwy (@TalladegaSuperS) October 25, 2015
Earnhardt's only mistake on Sunday: Heading down pit road too fast, Earnhardt locked up his brakes. That caused him to damage his car's tires — flat-spotting, it's called — and forcing his crew to change all four tires. Other leaders took gas only and made faster pit stops.
With a dozen laps to go, Earnhardt was ninth. Jamie McMurray's engine blew with five laps to go. That brought a green-white-checkered finish with the field bunched behind Greg Biffle, who eschewed a green-flag pit stop. It was only the second caution of the day.
CAUTION! @jamiemcmurray looks to have blown an engine. FIVE. LAPS. TO. GO. #TheChase pic.twitter.com/VT1GnXdCv4
— #TheChase (@NASCAR) October 25, 2015
Clouds of dust from track-drying material rose as the slow parade continued under caution. Biffle came off for fuel as teams got the signal to prepare for racing. And Junior slipped into second as Logano took the lead.
So the race for Talladega, and Earnhardt's chance to win, came down to a final sprint over three laps. Logano got the high line, Earnhardt the low.
CAUTION! Cars wrecked before the line, so it will NOT count as an attempt! #TheChase pic.twitter.com/HfJJazeqoS
— #TheChase (@NASCAR) October 25, 2015
Just before the green flag, however, the first crash of the day prevented the restart. Then just as the race restarted a final time, another crash occurred. Logano was inches ahead, having taken the green flag seconds before the multicar crash.
After a long review, NASCAR announced Logano as the winner. Despite finishing second, Earnhardt was eliminated from the Chase.
One other mistake doomed Earnhardt. A crewman stepped over the pit wall before Junior's car was within the minimum distance. NASCAR caught the violation, forcing Earnhardt to take a pit road pass-through and losing the lead at that point. He fell to 28th place before making a charge to the final laps.
Earnhardt's fans were furious after the race, hurling trash at Logano's car during his post-race celebration. In the end, NASCAR's decision to allow only one green-white-checkered finish cost Earnhardt.
"I'm fine with new rule. Everybody is going to debate it, but we liked the rule before the race, and I can live with that," Earnhardt said. "I'm proud of what we did today. We did everything we needed to do, we just fell short. … NASCAR makes the rules. They are the governing body and I have 100 percent faith in everything they do."
Earnhardt's sportsmanship was admirable at a time another driver might have exploded.
"I'm glad this weekend's over," Junior said. He'd rather have been able to continue in the Chase.


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The Michigan Wolverines defeated the Minnesota Golden Gophers in their Big Ten opener by a score of 42-13 yesterday afternoon. The win gave Michigan their 5th win of the season, and it was made possible in large part due to the lack of turnovers (zero!) and the emergence of Devin Funchess. Let's see how each unit for the Wolverines graded out. Quarterback-B Turnovers, turnovers, turnovers. That has been the storyline for quarterback Devin Gardner this season. He came into yesterday's game having at least one turnover in every career start. But against Minnesota he had none. It's been the turnovers that has kept inferior teams such as Akron and UCONN in the game against Michigan, and without those opportunities Minnesota didn't have a chance. While Gardner didn't put up monster stats against the Golden Gophers, he managed the game very well and made plays when he had to. The one thing about Gardner's performance yesterday that was somewhat lacking was his accuracy. At times he was bailed out by his receivers who had to make acrobatic because his throws were less than accurate. Runningbacks-B Fitzgerald Toussaint seemed to be running with a purpose yesterday. He seemed much more decisive than he had been in previous games this season. He led the team with 74 yards rushing and added a couple touchdowns. Freshman Derrick Green had 10 carries, and while he only averaged 2.3 yards a carry, he had a pair of impressive runs, including a touchdown where he powered through Fitzgerald Toussaint (Photo by Gregory Shamus/Getty Images) multiple defenders. Wide Receivers-A Devin Funchess, welcome to your new position. The TE/WR did most of his damage on the outside against the Golden Gophers, amassing 151 yards on 7 receptions, including a touchdown. Jeremy Gallon had quieter afternoon than what he is used to, but his two receptions were pretty impressive. This unit bailed Gardner out a few times, and overall did their job very well. Offensive Line- C+ While the offensive line is still a work in progress, the change on the interior seemed to pay off. Chris Bryant got his first start at left guard, and several times I saw him moving his man and he executed several pulls very well that sprung the running back. He did have one bad whiff that led to a sack, but we can chalk that up to inexperience. I thought the line performed better than they had in the previous few contests, but 113 yards against an opponent like Minnesota still isn't good to be considered true Michigan football. Still, I think this unit will continue to take steps forward as the young guys on the interior gain experience. Defensive Line- C+ The defensive line didn't have a "bad" day, in fact they had a handful of big plays. They started things off with a bang when Jibreel Black forced a fumble on Minnesota's opening drive. Both Black and Willie Henry had tackles for a loss and Keith Heitzman and Frank Clark got good pressure on the quarterback at times. The defensive line lost a few battles on third and short that was a little disheartening especially when you consider the fact that Iowa held the Golden Gophers to under 50 yards rushing a week ago. To make things worse, Ondre Pipkins was carted off the field with an apparent knee injury which will only hurt this unit's depth if he's out for an extended period of time. Linebackers- B- The linebackers were active on Saturday, led by Desmond Morgan and James Ross III who led the team in tackles with 10 and 9 respectively. This unit really struggled when Minnesota quarterback Mitch Leidner escaped the pocket however, and several times I saw members of the linebacker corps miss tackles on the mobile QB. This will need to improve as there are a couple of lethal mobile QBs that they will be facing in November. Secondary- B+ Any time your opponent passes for under 150 yards, the secondary didn't have too bad of a day. While they did give up a touchdown to big bodied Maxx Williams, this unit had a pretty solid day overall. There were a few times that soft coverage came back to bite them, but that has more to do with the scheme of the defense than anything else. Blake Countess had yet another interception late in the game, one in which he returned for a touchdown to put the exclamation point on the win. Matt Wile (Photo by: Leon Halip/Getty Images) Special Teams- B While this unit didn't have any "OMG" plays, the coverage and return teams did a pretty solid job across the board. Matt Wile was easily the special teams MVP yesterday, averaging over 50 yards a punt. This is an enormous improvement over his performances in the last few games which saw him shank several punts. If he can keep punting like this, the defense's job will be much, much easier. 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#MY GALLERY NIGHT! Gallery Night Providence 20th Anniversary Celebration Exhibit
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Gallery Night Birthday Party August 2 5-7pm.
In celebration of Gallery Night's 20th Anniversary URI Providence Campus hosts an exhibit representing all of Gallery Night Providence – its member galleries, associate member galleries, tour guides, celebrity guides and producing artist staff members. Primarily representing local professional artists in all media, this exhibit brings a diverse range of artworks under one roof. It recognizes the dynamic force Gallery Night Providence is to the Arts, Culture and Tourism of Providence and the region as a whole. It is no surprise that the organization Gallery Night is made up of artists and gallery owners. These are the people whose work we celebrate. The party will feature Cake, Big Nazo and other celebrity guests, Special Tours followed by a Gallery Talk about art in Rhode Island.
Among the featured artists are: Member Galleries: Anthony Tomaselli, ArtProv (Mary Jane Andreozzi, Nick Paciorek, Judy Volkmann), Bank RI (Paula Martiesian, Brooke Hammerle, Debralee Iacobucci, Thomas Marino, Jane Yacavone, Karen Harris) Dryden Gallery (Mark Freedman, Kate Huntington and David Witbeck), Gallery Belleau (Chris Belleau), Gallery Z (Melissa Thyden, Bérge Ara Zobian, Julian Penrose), The Handicraft Club (Rebecca Siemering), Inner Space Outsider Art Gallery @ Share Space Gallery (Josh Kretzman), JSchatz Studio (Jim Schatz and Peter Souza), The Peaceable Kingdom, Peter Miller Fine Art, Providence Art Club (Audrey Monahan, Michael Rich, Vcevold Strekalovsky), RISD Museum, SproutRI (Shari Weinberger), Tarragon Bar, Three Wheel Studio (Dwo Wen Chen, Jun, Michael McCarthy, Ian Buchbinder), URI Feinstein Providence Campus Gallery (Astrid, Tamara Diaz, David DeMelim, Sean Harrington); Associate Member Galleries: AS220 (Neal Walsh), Big Nazo Lab (Erminio Pinque), Lore (Jayna Aronovitch, Christine Kim), Joan McConaghy Painting Studio, Sandra DeSano Pezzullo; Gallery Night Staff & Board Members and Guides: A.Michelle, Beth Braganca Bell, Richard Bradley, Julie Brayton, Jennifer Cahoon, Ted DiLucia, Judy Dill, Anthony DiPalma, Melanie Ducharme, Ricky Gagnon, Robin Halpren-Ruder, Nancy Hart, Cathren Housley, John Housley, Kerry Murphy, Lisa Ramos, John Riedel, Barbara Rosenbaum, Ida Schmulowitz, Mary Sokolowski, Sandra Solomon.
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I've heard all these terms at different times but never really understood the differences. What distinguishes various fruit-and-topping desserts such as a cobbler, crisp, crumble, buckle, or betty -- or are they all the same dish but with different quirky names?
Some of the terms may be regional but they do generally describe variations on a theme.
My general understanding of the differences are as follows:
Cobbler - A cobbler is generally a thickened fruit mixture with scone or biscuit-like top crust. Cobbler crusts, notably "Texas cobblers" can also be made with thinner batters that soak into the filling more than simply sitting on top.
This is an example of a blueberry cobbler with individual biscuits as a topping.
This is a "Texas style" blueberry cobbler, where the batter rises up through the blueberry mixture.
Crisp - A crisp is different as it has a "crispy" topping, usually made of a simple toasted mixture of butter, flour and sugar along with cornmeal or oats. The term is often interchangeable with "crumble".
This crisp has a topping of oats and optional nuts.
Buckle - A buckle is significantly more cake-like with large pieces of fruit (usually blueberries) are suspended within. It often has a stresuel-like topping. In some circles, a buckle is also called a crumble.
This is a blueberry buckle with a crumb topping.
Betty - Also known as a "Brown Betty" is made with bread crumbs mixed with butter sugar and used as both a bottom and top "crust". These are very often (if not usually) made with apples.
This is an apple Brown Betty.
Here's a great resource for the differences in the above and several other similar dessert items.
This one's tricky, as there are some differences, but because different regions prefer one over the other, it's possible that some regions might conflate concepts under their preferred term. I thought I could easy answer the question, but a little bit of online research suggests it's pretty messy:
Some other terms that I only heard of when looking up what other's people take on these are:
Every reference I've found says that grunts and slumps are the same thing (even though the descriptions of the dishes vary by source). Pandowdy and Betty are frequently connected to each other in a similar way.


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