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As 2012 draws to a close, we should all cast a thought to the roughly 68,000 American living in dusty military outposts in places such as Kabul and Kandahar who are celebrating the holiday season far from their loved ones. It has been a busy year in Afghanistan -- U.S. forces have downsized by one-third, Afghans have assumed much more responsibility for the security of their country, NATO supply lines through Pakistan were reopened, and the U.S.-Afghan Strategic Partnership Agreement was signed. But the question remains: Are we really winning this war?
When assessing the facts and figures, it's hard to separate spin from substance. Reaching any hard conclusions about where Afghanistan is heading is no easy task. For those who want to believe the mission is going badly or who believe the war is a distraction from more pressing American national priorities, it is easy to find dismal trends to make their case. For those still hopeful, it is comparably easy to identify signature successes that put the United States on track to achieving President Barack Obama's stated goal of ending the current mission by 2014.
Take the recent debate, spurred by the Pentagon's December 2012 semi-annual "1230" report to Congress, on the evolution of Afghan security forces' capabilities. That report identified only one Afghan army brigade that is in the top tier of readiness and no longer requires any outside help for its operations. Some critics have concluded that this illustrates the failure of U.S. efforts to develop strong Afghan security partners.
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Don't expect Jennifer Love Hewitt and her fiancé and "Client List" co-star, Brian Hallisay, to tie the knot anytime soon! The couple are expecting their first child in December, and while J.Love isn't sure about the sex of her baby yet, one thing she is sure of: wanting to wait for a wedding.


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Britain's Hacking Probe Extends To 'Times Of London'
The hacking scandal that has engulfed Britain for months, has now turned its gaze on the country's oldest national newspaper.
The AP reports that a parliamentarian released a letter today that confirmed police had extended their investigation to include the Times of London, Rupert Murdoch's flagship newspaper.
"The letter from Detective Supt. John Levett, head of the force's computer hacking investigation, is dated Jan. 25 and tells [Labour Party legislator Tom Watson] that 'the concerns raised within your letters are under investigation and officers ... are dealing directly with the victim.'
"The 226-year-old Times has acknowledged that a former reporter tried to intercept emails in 2009 to unmask an anonymous policeman who blogged as NightJack.
"Editor James Harding told the media ethics inquiry last month that the reporter had acted on his own and had been reprimanded. The paper later published the blogger's name, but Harding insisted it had been obtained by legal means."
As The New York Times reports, this is significant because The Times of London is a respected paper in England and because it shifts the focus of the investigation. Until now, the scandal has focused on reporters from Murdoch's tabloids hacking into voice mail inboxes of celebrities and high-profile victims of crime. This focuses on the hacking of email accounts.
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The Rangers have one of the elite minor leagues systems in all of baseball. I don't really want to try to explain how deep this system is with highly talented players; instead, I'll just let you dig into the Top 15.
1. Jurickson Profar – SS (Last Year's Rank: 1)
Profar has a very strong case as the best prospect in all of baseball. He is a precocious talent that can contribute in every aspect of the game. His plus-plus hitting ability is evident the first time you see him, and he also shows good pop with some scouts projecting average to plus power as well. Defensively, he is a very good shortstop, showing fundamentals and the ability to make the spectacular play. His arm is strong and his speed plays well in games. Profar is a superstar in the making and the Rangers will have to make room for him very soon.
2. Mike Olt – 3B (4)
In most organizations Mike Olt would enter the season as the everyday third baseman. In the Texas Rangers organization, with arguably the best infielder defender in baseball at third base in Adrian Beltre, Olt is forced to find another way to break into the big leagues, possibly at first base. Olt's glove at third base is strong and he is a good enough baseball player to handle a variety of defensive assignments. He has easy plus power and a good approach, though he does swing through plenty of pitches.
3. Martin Perez – LHP (2)
I'm quite sure many fans suffer from severe prospect fatigue when it comes to Martin Perez. Once considered on the fast track to the big leagues, Perez has struggled to harness his impressive raw stuff and has yet to show consistency on the mound. A broken forearm this spring may set him back even further, just as he was on the verge of a big league rotation spot. Perez still has the potential to fit in the middle of the Rangers rotation, he just may have to wait until later this year.
4. Jorge Alfaro – C (10)
The Rangers have spent considerable money in Latin America in recent years and while the farm has several impressive talents from this region, next to Jurickson Profar, Alfaro could be the most impressive. He has a near-elite arm behind the plate and while he is still raw, his defensive tools are starting to play in games. He also owns light-tower power with some hitting ability and a developing approach. If Alfaro manages to maximize his tools, he could be a monster prospect, but right now, he remains extremely raw and will need a few more years of development.
5. Lewis Brinson – OF (NR)
A stud athlete, many of Brinson's tools rate as at least plus attributes, with only his raw hitting ability lagging behind. He is an aggressive swinger that lacks advanced control of the barrel, leaving scouts to question how much he can hit against better pitching. If he hits at an average level (near the peak of his hit projection), Brinson could show above-average game power to go along with plus speed on the bases. He has the potential to defend at a high level in center field and also shows a plus arm. Brinson is a very raw, but also very talented player that sits in the classic boom or bust realm.
6. Luis Sardinas – SS (NR)
Sardinas has battled injuries as a professional and there are scouts out there that are very worried about his long-term durability. When he's on the field he is a plus runner with good range and good hands at shortstop. His arm is strong and he profiles as a very good defender at the infield's toughest position. He is a high-average hitter with easy contact ability but little power, making his offensive game a little soft.
7. Luke Jackson – RHP (12)
I admit, even with a complex and often times varied delivery, I can't get past my affinity for Jackson's leveraged fastball that sits in the 93-94 mph range and touches 98 mph on occasion. His fastball can overpower hitters and at times he shows an ability to live in the lower third of the zone, making it difficult to lift. His curveball has plus potential as a quality second pitch and while his change-up is well below-average, he is willing to mix it in at times. Jackson profiles as more of a fourth starter for me, relying heavily on two pitches and there are scouts that believe he could excel as a setup man.
8. Ronald Guzman – 1B (7)
Guzman was one of the Rangers two huge Latin American signings in 2011 and he did nothing in 2012 to tarnish his amateur resume. Standing 6-foot-5 and weighing in at 210 pounds, Guzman has a massive big-league body that should continue to add strength. He is an extremely polished hitter for any age, showing a sound approach, good contact ability and the potential to be a plus-plus hitter. His power will flash in the plus range but is not consistently on display in games yet. Guzman lacks secondary tools and will rely entirely on his bat, making him a very risky prospect.
9. Justin Grimm – RHP (NR)
Grimm breezed through Double- and Triple-A in 2012 and reached Texas where he showed promise but also showed he needed additional development. With a broad mix of pitches and a good feel for his craft, Grimm should be able to make the adjustments necessary to succeed in the big leagues. His fastball works from 90-96 mph with his four-seamer showing in those upper registers, but the pitch also flattens out and is relatively hittable. His curveball is a true weapon and grades out as his best pitch; sitting in the plus range. He also mixes in a change-up that shows promise. Grimm can be a bit too hittable for some scouts liking and profiles as an inning-eating number four arm.
10. Nomar Mazara – OF (NR)
Mazara has bigger raw power than his 2011 J2 classmate Ronald Guzman, but he lacks the hit tool utility or projection for his power to play at its upper levels. With plus-plus raw power, even a downgrade in his useable power will allow him to hit 20-25 home runs a year as he hits in the .250-.260 range. Mazara is a decent defender with enough projection in his arm to profile in right field. His underdeveloped hitting approach and feel for the barrel could make him a little slower to develop than Guzman, but they should remain on roughly the same timetable through the minor leagues.
11. Cody Buckel – RHP (NR)
Buckel gets by with solid stuff and an exceptional feel for pitching. His fastball can reach 93-94 mph on occasion but sits a full grade lower than that and plays up because it is generally located extremely well. His secondary pitches are quality offerings and can miss bats at times, particularly when played off his fastball and located well. Buckel's ceiling is at the back of a big league rotation but his extremely low risk level keeps him higher on the prospect radar than many pitchers with this such a profile.
12. Joey Gallo – 3B (NR)
A first round pick last summer, Gallo stands out for his ridiculous arm strength and raw power. Both tools play at a near-elite level and make him a really intriguing prospect. Gallo's hit tool is a giant question mark with some scouts believing he will always swing and miss at a prodigious pace. If he can make any kind of consistent contact, he could hit 25-30 home runs without much trouble. There are also questions about Gallo's defensive future. His defense at third base is questionable at best and most scouts I spoke with felt a trip to first base was in his future.
13. Roman Mendez – RHP (6)
Though he likely ends up in the bullpen long term, there are still scouts that believe Mendez can hack it as a starter. His fastball is a positively electric pitch that can reach the upper-90s with tons of explosive life. He slider and change-up are both pitches that flash in the plus range when he trusts them. Mendez is still more of a thrower than a pitcher and that gives many evaluators pause when looking at a pitcher with his experience. In either role, Mendez has impact potential, whether as a number three starter or late inning power reliever.
14. Rougned Odor – 2B (NR)
I struggle with second baseman that hit for average and lack considerable secondary tools. Odor is one of those players but he does play plus defense at second base and could hit .280-.290 with gap power and 10-15 steals, making him an intriguing option at the keystone. Still just 19-years old, he could fill out a bit and add some more pop but I will have to see that to believe it and his projection likely won't change much for me until that time. What Odor lacks in ceiling he makes up for in his projected ability to move quickly through the minor leagues.
15. Jairo Beras – OF (NR)
Part of me says I shouldn't put Beras in here yet. Another part of me screams that the raw power and physical gifts are just too great to ignore. I'll compromise by placing him at the back of the list to acknowledge what could be in 2013. Beras has a tremendous frame and excellent physical projection, backed by huge raw power and what some scouts believe is a surprising feel for the bat. He projects well on an outfield corner defensively, but his bat will be the calling card.


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Checked and Unchecked Exception
Difference between checked and unchecked exceptions is:
• A checked exception is an error and it is not a programmer error and is beyond the control of the programmer. Exceptions like input/output errors and access a data file that is not available because of system error are the checked exceptions.
• An unchecked exceptions is an error and is a programmer error or of serious external conditions that are considered unrecoverable. Exception like NullPointerException and OutOfMemoryError are unchecked exceptions.
Example: Checked exception is IOException, FileNotFoundException.
Example: Unchecked exception is NullPointerException, OutOfMemoryError and ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException.
Java uses following criteria to decide whether an exception is checked or unchecked:
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Know your brand (pt. 3) - The Nirvana
So just for a little bit of fun and to carry on from tips 1 and 2, how amazing would it be if you could build such a strong brand that not only could the vendor you are partnering with identify your business from your logo, but that logo would invoke emotional attachment and the vendor could connect with your company values and key skills.
Can you identify these brands? what emotions do they provoke?
Know your brand (pt. 2) – the exercise – Ten questions to ask yourself
To follow on from my post (Partner Tip #1) try asking these questions of your business, it might help put things in perspective…
1. Know your brand
When working with a vendor it is important to understand what your company brand stands for. Think of the image that you wish to portrait within that organization and stick to it.
This isn't a reference to the skills that your teams possess or services that you can provide, products that you sell or solutions that you build. This is more about how you present those skills and services, how you pitch the products you sell and how you reference the solutions that you have built.
What do you want people to say when asked about your business?
Some of the most successful Partners that I have worked with do an excellent job of expressing their brand to a vendor; quite often this is done without explaining it, but through the style of presentations that they give, through the way in which they interact with the vendor. In most cases this is exactly the same message that you would try to portrait to a customer to emphasize why they would choose your business to deliver a service. If you think about it, this makes perfect sense, as in most cases you want the vendor to be able to articulate your uniqueness or differentiators to their customers.
Be proud of your company culture; it is a representation of the people you employ, and lets face it, they are the heartbeat of your business and the most important asset you possess. It's a well known fact that people buy from people, so be proud of yours.
Google have announced 'single sign on' support for a number of their web applications. Happy days. this really improves the overall experience of their product set and will even let you manage more than one mail account without the need to sign out then in again. Impressive.
Prompted me to research into when Microsoft realised this feature was important to the success of web based applications… can't quite believe it's been 10 years...


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Sarsoon Ka Saag (Spinach and Mustard Mix)
Total Time
Prep 30 mins
Cook 10 mins
This is a typical North Indian vegetarian dish. The recipe posted is my own. It is very simple to make and highly nutritious. Hope you enjoy it!
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 bunches fresh spinach (2 packets cut baby spinach)
- 1 bunch mustard greens
- 1⁄4 cup chopped small onion
- 1⁄2 teaspoon cumin seed
- 1⁄2 teaspoon ginger paste
- 2 teaspoons garlic paste
- 1⁄2 chopped tomato
- 2 large dry roasted red chilies (option if you do not want it hot!)
- 2 tablespoons fulls ghee (Indian butter made from cow's milk .This is important since Ghee gives that special taste to the Saa) or 2 tablespoons butter (for frying, Indian butter made from cow's milk .This is important since Ghee gives that special tast)
- salt
- 1⁄2 teaspoon sugar
- Wash, cut and boil spinach and Mustard separately until tender.
- Let cool and grind them together to a paste.
- Heat ghee in a pot and add cumin seeds. Let it splutter.
- Add onions and let brown then add red chillies.
- Mix in ginger,garlic and tomatoes.
- Stir and let cook for 2-3 minutes and then add sugar.
- Mix in spinach-mustard paste.
- Stir well and add salt.
- Add 1/4 cup water if the gravy is too thick.
- Cook covered for 10 minutes.
- Serve hot with white steam rice or Makke ki roti (Indian flat bread made from corn).


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Let $E \rightarrow X$ be a vector bundle with an inner product. If $F$ is a sub-bundle, we can define an orthogonal complement bundle $F^\perp$ (see http://www.math.cornell.edu/~hatcher/VBKT/VB.pdf for the construction, and the source of the problem). I am trying to show that $F^\perp$ is independent of the choice of inner product, up to isomorphism. I have tried to do a local construction, defining the isomorphism in each locally trivial neighborhood, but I do not see a way to patch these together into a global isomorphism. Any suggestions?
Hint: First show that for an inner product space $(V, \langle \cdot, \cdot \rangle)$ and a subspace $W \subseteq V$, $$W^\perp \cong V/W.$$ Then, using the quotient bundle construction of the previous exercise (exercise 2), show that for a Euclidean vector bundle $E \longrightarrow X$ with sub-bundle $F$, $$F^\perp \cong E/F.$$ Since $E/F$ is independent of the bundle metric, this will show that $F^\perp$ does not depend on the bundle metric (up to isomorphism).
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Al Jefferson, All-Star?
Al Jefferson will be an All-Star. And by "will," we mean "should." Would anyone deny this?
Certainly no one who was in the Target Center last night. Jefferson's 39-point, nine-rebound performance propelled the Wolves to a 109-108 overtime win over the Bulls. Not only did he bull-rush the rim at will, his jumper was falling from 15 feet, which made him unstoppable when the Wolves needed him most.
We're probably preaching to the choir here, but to anyone who's still hesitant to acknowledge Jefferson's place among the NBA elite, consider that he:
- Leads all Western Conference big men in scoring (22.6 ppg)
- Ranks fifth in the West in rebounds (10.6 rpg)-- which bests the likes of Shaq, Yao, and Duncan.
- Ranks fourth in the West in double-doubles (22).
- Is one of just three players in the NBA averaging better than 20 points per game and 10 rebounds per game.
The only semi-valid case against Jefferson is that he plays for a losing team. This knock is misleading for many reasons. For one, the All-Star designation is ostensibly a nod to individual excellence, and to penalize any player for his team's performance is both stupid and unfair... unless, of course, said player contributes to his team's shittiness by being a selfish black hole, a divisive head case, a locker room distraction, or Stephon Marbury (but we repeat ourselves). Al Jefferson is none of these things. Sure, he could learn to pass out of double-teams a little better, but that's being hyper-nitpicky.
Taking the Wolves' most recent performance into consideration (which should count more than the team's overall record), Jefferson comes out looking like an All-Star all the more. Since Christmas, the Wolves have gone 11-4, a run that includes some key road wins (at Phoenix) and grinding victories over bona fide winners, the Hornets in particular. Without Jefferson, the number of Wolves' wins could be counted on one hand belonging to a Simpsons character.
In light of the above--and based on our unscientific, pulled-out-of-our-ass calculations--the odds of Jefferson making a February trip down to Phoenix for All-Star Weekend stand at five-to-one. The fans can be forgiven for overlooking a brilliant player toiling away in relative obscurity (the Wolves haven't played a nationally televised game all season), but the coaches know better. Or ought to.
Should Jefferson get snubbed in the coaches' vote (their ballots are due tomorrow), well... one would have to question whether the All-Star Game is a performance-rewarding meritocracy or merely a media extravaganza showcasing the game's most marketable players. We're totally cool with it being both.
Just throw Big Al a bone.
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Part of it began with the IRA bombings that began in the 70's and struck mainland UK. There are cameras all over the place there.
Best brit political thriller is by far Loach's Hidden Agenda. It is about the colusion between the British security forces and the protestant murder gangs.
But its not just the government. They other day, I took money out of a cash machine and 15 minutes later, I received a call from my bank in London. They just wanted to make sure I was in the States.
This happens here, too. One time I was at a little boutique and purchased $400 of clothes. The register was in the back, out of customer view, and as the guy was coming back from the register, my phone rang. It was my bank, asking if I'd authorized a $4000 charge. The shopkeeper was holding the receipt showing he'd canceled the charge... but the phone call got to me before he did.
It's all magic computer algorithms, watching for suspicious activity, but yeah, it's a monetary transaction, of course it's all logged. That's not really surprising to anyone, is it? (Creepy maybe, but hardly surprising.)
Banks now EXPECT you to call them before you go abroad and use your credit card. Otherwise they just might DENY your transaction. I spent an hour in a LIverpool gas station learning this the hard way.
Who the fuck do they think they are? Checking up on me over a 20 quid petrol transaction. Fuckers.
I actually don't really mind my bank calling me over such things. Helps keep people from stealing my money.
As for photos and what not. I kind just have a "eh" reaction. Not really a fan, but absent abuse its not really something I am going to care to much about...
It's too bad Surveillance was a bad movie.
Cthuhlu ... with Tori Amos as an evil cthulhoid breeder ... oh yeah!
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CLEVELAND -- Paul Tracy has been around long enough to know never to apologize for winning. Especially not after a prolonged winless streak.
But this one defied logic. The Grand Prix of Cleveland had no business becoming Champ Car World Series career win No. 31.
At the same time, it was vintage Tracy.
Make sense? Maybe not. Neither did Sunday, a race that, by season's end, likely will be an aberration in the overall story line. But Tracy's not giving it back.
Not after surviving two early-race incidents, two broken front wings and an afternoon's worth of sweating out pit strategy.
"I'm just kind of overwhelmed," said Tracy, who had not won since 2005 -- also at Cleveland. "I've been waiting for this win for a while, it doesn't seem like it came the right way, but I'll take what I can get."
Tracy was one of the few doing the taking on the 2.1-mile runways and taxiways course of Burke Lakefront Airport. Points leader Sebastien Bourdais was giving, seeing a podium finish and a chance at a win vanish with engine failure on Lap 69. Will Power, second in points coming into the weekend, also gave the race away with a flat tire on Lap 74.
All that played into the hands of the 38-year-old Canadian, who got his adversity out of the way early.
On Lap 4, he got into the back of rookie Graham Rahal, putting both in the grass. "That was wing No. 1 ," Tracy said after the race, drawing laughter.
Wing No. 2 was called into action three laps later, when Tracy had contact with Bruno Junqueira in treacherous Turn 1, sending the Brazilian spinning and out of the race in 16th in the 17-car field.
"Tracy, as usual, threw a chrome horn on somebody, and unfortunately this time it was me," Junqueira said.
When Tracy came in the second time (had he had any more incidents, he would have had to borrow wings from Forsythe teammate Oriol Servia), he took a full service, including fuel.
For the next several laps, he tooled around in the rear of the field, disheartened. But the team insisted he was still in contention, having plenty of time remaining and being on an off-sequence pit strategy that had the potential to pay off.
It did. He led twice, for one and five laps at a time, midway through the 89-lap timed race, then landed in the lead for good on Lap 70 when leaders Power, Simon Pagenaud and Justin Wilson went to pit. Four laps later, Power fell out of the picture with his flat tire.
When Tracy took that lead, Rahal became the first in pursuit. He also had an off-sequence pit thanks to the early-race trouble, but his Newman/Haas/Lanigan DP01 was strong. He led his first Champ Car laps early in the race, then seemed poised to take over the lead later. But he couldn't get past Tracy, then had to bail to the pits for fuel with five laps remaining.
"I think we had the car to get by Tracy; we were much quicker than he was," said Rahal, who finished eighth. "We could keep up with whoever was in front of us and pass whoever was in front of us.
"The problem was that once I got behind Tracy, he's wild and he'll put you in the fence and doesn't care about it."
The problem was that once I got behind Tracy, he's wild and he'll put you in the fence and doesn't care about it.
Graham Rahal
Well, that and a lack of fuel. When Rahal pitted, that moved fellow rookie Robert Doornbos into the second spot and made him the next candidate to try to take down Tracy. He couldn't do it, catching up to Tracy several times in the closing laps but failing to pass.
It was reported that he had 35 seconds of "Push to Pass" power in his Cosworth engine, but Doornbos said that was not the case.
"Of course, I ran out at the time when I needed it," said Doornbos, whose second-place finish gave him four podiums in five races. "I could see Paul's [tail] light flickering, which means he was using it. Very, very frustrating. I mean, it's a game. But he lives in Vegas, he's used to gambling."
Tracy took the checkered flag with plenty of fuel remaining, surviving to claim his third Cleveland title, tying Emerson Fittipaldi and Danny Sullivan for most wins on the lakefront course.
It was a full day, angering some fellow drivers early and outdriving others late. In other words, vintage Tracy. Ugly, but vintage.
"I guess this is why the series pays me to stay here, to create some excitement," he joked.
But he didn't apologize.
John Schwarb is a freelance journalist covering motorsports and a contributor to ESPN.com. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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My DD is being asked to make the transition into chapter books and she has a hate/hate relationship wth reading chapter books. I am looking for some recomendations for her that will make her WANT to read them, and not feel so intimidated. Everything she is being assigned to bring home from school is "too boyish" and she wants something that is girly.
Anything she reads has to be over a level 1.9 and under a 2.9, anywhere in between. She is reading a 2.7 now (The Chalk Box Kid, too boyish).
She likes the Magic Treehouse books, but they are reading them in class and her teacher doesnt want them to spoil any of them. Any recomendations? Shes in 1st grade if that helps.


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Fairways of Life: February 8, 2016
Watch Fairways of Life with Matt Adams from Monday, February 8, 2016. Esteban Toledo and Rafa Cabrera-Bello were special guests.
Toledo recreates winning putt from Allianz Championship
Esteban Toledo shares the keys to sinking his final putt to win the 2016 Allianz Championship.
Recap: Toledo wins Allianz Championship
Whit Watson and Lanny Wadkins break down Esteban Toledo's win at the 2016 Allianz Championship.
Toledo joins Fairways of Life fresh off Allianz win
The day after his win at the 2016 Allianz Championship, Esteban Toledo joins Fairways of Life with Matt Adams.
Toledo tops Watson for First Tee Open win
Bob Papa and Lanny Wadkins recap Esteban Toledo's win at the 2015 Nature Valley First Tee Open.down the stretch. I mean, he held Vijay Singh, Tom Watson, and Fred Couples at bay, and that in itself is a heck of an achievement. Colin Montgomerie probably leaves here the most disappointed. He had a lot of near misses today. He did. He got off to a slow start, only 100 through the first seven, and then made nothing happen coming in. Ended up shooting one over for the round. He hit a lot of quality shots, just made no putts when he needed to. Well Connell Montgomery does tie for third place. Now he's tied at the top of the Charles Schwab Cup standings. With Jeff Maggert which, this is gonna be a race that goes all the way down to the end. Well, it is. We get Bernhard Langer back in Rowley, and with these two at the top it's gonna be fun to watch what happens the last few weeks.
Toledo (68) says he can beat Mayweather in a fight
Senior PGA Championship leader and former boxer Esteban Toledo talks about his Friday round and what would happen if him and Floyd Mayweather entered the ring.the record David, he said that if he made $400 million like Floyd Mayweather , he still would be here this week. Fighting for the seventy-sixth senior PGA championship thanks a lot Esteban. Absolutely Steve
Dye job: Players talk Senior PGA course
Hear from some of the leaders at the 2015 Senior PGA Championship. Watch Golf Central 6PM ET.it has been. The first 13 holes where pretty tough, with the wind blowing . Pretty tricky golf course . Well I guess you gotta be lucky then good. Hit a lot of fairways, lot of greens, putting well, I had a good caddy with me, is telling me just hang in, hang on, hang on, hang on. And to be honest with you it was the discipline i've been having this last, you know, years. And this golf course it tough i'll tell you what! Made a lot of puts A lot of fairways, and that's the score, it was a 68. Very hard golf course , really demanding. Today it's windy also and the greens getting harder because of the speed. So I'm very happy to be a little part with France. Well John Frenchwall Remissee, who we just heard from. He's playing in his first Senior PGA Championship . He solicited the help of a local caddy this week. A 21 year old kid named Jacob Lenley, who's been a fore caddy at the Pete Dye golf course . Since 2009 when it opened. And after his round Remesy was very complimentary of Jacob saying that he was instrumental in helping
North stars: Faxon, Toledo share lead at Quebec Championship
Lanny Wadkins and Brian Hammons talk about the leaders of the Quebec Championship going into the final round.golf today. No bogie, shot 66 and moved right up there with Brad Faxon who also played a nice round of golf. Two nice solid rounds for Brad. Lorne Roberts just a couple shots back. So we've got and interesting leaderboard leading into the last day. With Faxton and Roberts two guys who really haven't done much of anything this year they're well outside the top 30 on the money list yet here they are in contingent for a win. Well, they are and they both as we know are great putters so, if I'm asked about it I think I better make some birdies tomorrow cuz these guys get it on the green they're dangerous. Lee Jansen is making his champions tour debut this week. Shot 66 in round two. He begins the final round four shots off the lead. How do you like
Overdrive: New BMW host; how do players adjust?
Lauren Thompson, Kelly Tilghman and Steve Flesch discuss the best ways to adjust to a new course, like Conway Farms which hosts this week's FedEx Cup event. Watch 'Morning Drive' every day at 7AM ET.everyone and happy Tuesday, Lauren Thompson here along with Kelly Tilghman and Steve Flesch and thank you for joining us on GolfChannel.com for Overdrive. Kelly, let's talk about Conway Farms. It's going to be making its PGA Tour debut this week with the BMW Championship, a new course to many of the players in the field aside from Luke Donald , of course, who is in the area and knows plenty about it. It was instrumental in getting this course together with the event. So, how do the tour players adjust to a new course? -Yeah. That's a great question. If you wanna talk about Conway Farms, it's gonna be a very short conversation because I've never seen it and I don't know a lot of the tour players who have except the man you mentioned, Luke Donald . I think, when I was a player and I was getting to a venue I had never played before, the first thing
Overdrive: Will Rory make the Tour Championship?
Holly Sonders, Damon Hack and Charlie Rymer discuss if Rory McIlroy with make the Tour Championship and a word to describe Esteban Toledo's win on the Champions Tour. Watch 'Morning Drive' every day at 7AM ET.I was up at the CVS Caremark Celebrity classic, the event that Brad Faxon and Billy Andrade host up in the Providence area and we were doing the show live and my assignment that day was to walk on
Champions Tour recap: Toledo wins Insperity
Bob Papa and Lanny Wadkins recap final round action at the Insperity Championship from The Woodlands, Texas.
That's a stretch? Champ. Tour stars imitate Jimenez
Champions Tour stars Esteban Toledo, Jeff Sluman and Fred Funk do their best to imitate the unique stretching routine of 'The Mechanic' Miguel Angel Jimenez. Watch the Champions Tour on Golf Channel.got the cigar right. Not as fluent in the hips. How about Jeff Sluman though he went with the fake pony tail. And then try to really stretch out those short little hammies that Jeff has. Got to stretch like this And Fred Funk took it to a different level. Keep going, then his classic one is, you gotta get this, there you go, I think
Two-ledo: Estaban wins second Champs. Tour event
Lanny Wadkins and Brian Hammons wrap up the final-round action of the Montreal Championship, where Esteban Toledo topped Kenny Perry on the third extra hole.-What a final round here at the Montreal Championship. Bernhard Langer began the day with a 3-shot lead, but Lanny his Sunday struggles while in contention continue. -Well, they really do and I really didn't see this from coming. I thought he was in control of his game. He had a week off coming here. I thought to shake off the issues that happened in Seattle. Totally unexpected day about Bernhard Langer - just nothing like the champion we've seen in the past. -Langer shoot 75 on Sunday, so then Kenny Perry had a chance to put this tournament away, but a costly late bogey at 17. -Yeah and it looked like he started
What's in the Bag: Ernst, Kerr, Rumford, Toledo
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Domino's Pizza U.K. First-Half Profit Rises on Internet
Domino's Pizza U.K. and Ireland Plc, the U.K.'s biggest pizza-delivery company, said first-half profit rose 7.4 percent, led by Internet sales.
Net income was 13 million pounds ($21 million), or 8.08 pence per share, in the 26 weeks ended June 26, from 12.1 million pounds, or 7.62 pence a share, a year earlier, the Milton Keynes, England-based company said in a statement.
Internet sales gained 51 percent, to 85 million pounds. The company got 42 percent of its revenue on the web, up from 33 percent a year earlier, and each online order was as much as 15 percent larger on average, according to Chief Financial Officer Lee Ginsberg.
"We had a very strong first half and will have strong momentum going into the second," Ginsberg said in a telephone interview. "We'll have TV and lots of promotional support."
Domino's said it opened a net 21 outlets in the half, giving it a total of 688.
The shares rose 23.3 pence, or 5.1 percent, to 482.4 pence in London. They have fallen 13 percent so far this year, giving the company a market value of 781.5 million pounds.
Domino's will triple its marketing expenditure in the second half from a year earlier, as it begins promoting a new gourmet pizza line on "Red or Black," a television game show backed by "X Factor" creator Simon Cowell. Full-year marketing expenditure will increase to 45 million pounds, up from last year's 40 million pounds, Ginsberg said.
Same-Outlet Sales
First-half sales at outlets open at least a year gained 2.4 percent, slowing from 13.7 percent in the year-earlier period. Such sales declined in Ireland in that country's economic slump.
Domino's said such sales should accelerate in the rest of the year, partly because comparisons with last year will become easier.
In April, Domino's acquired a majority interest in the master German franchisee, and the company plans to open at least 400 outlets in Germany in the next 10 years. German demographics suggest the country could support as many as 1,700, Ginsberg said.
Domino's raised its dividend by 22.2 percent to 5.5 pence.


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It's hard to believe that a little over four years ago, Nik and I presented Glimpse for the first time at Mix 2011. We entered the Open Source Fest on a whim with a barely solidified idea, and six weeks later, we launched Glimpse. We had no idea what the response would be, but over a million downloads later, it is so gratifying to know that Glimpse has filled a niche in the community.
For the past three years, Red Gate has graciously supplied sponsorship to continue the development of Glimpse and encourage community engagement with the diagnostics and debugging platform. We are so grateful for their support, as they helped launch Glimpse from a nights and weekends project to a fully functional piece of software.
With that said, I am so excited to announce that sponsorship of Glimpse has been taken over by Microsoft. We will be working on the Cross Platform and Open Tools team to continue to develop Glimpse. It seems such an amazing full circle that Glimpse launched at a Microsoft conference, and now with Microsoft sponsoring Glimpse. We are thrilled at the opportunities we will have at Microsoft to continue to make Glimpse as accessible and valuable as possible, working towards our goal of a "Diagnostics Platform for the Web".
We are working in earnest to get a beautifully crafted v2 of Glimpse out to the community as soon as possible. We look forward to revealing heaps of new features and getting everyone involved.
Of course, our main priority will continue to be to encourage and foster community engagement with the development of Glimpse. Glimpse would just be a cool idea if it wasn't for community involvement, and we will continue to include and rely on your ideas, thoughts and contributions in creating v2 and beyond.


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I just created my Quill account a few days ago and submitted my first order for around $80.00 and selected invoice me and it said it would take two days to process and approve me. I looked at my order status today, and it says it's already being shipped and when I track with UPS, it should be here today, so I'm pretty excited about that. Also I received the invoice to my email which says to pay by 9/17. The only question I have is when and how with this report to DNB or Equifax when I haven't supplied them with my EIN # for the business? I asked the Quill customer service and they said if DNB requests it then they will give them that info. But I'm a little confused because when I called DNB to get my free number, they kept saying I have to pay for that service, when I've read in several posts that I don't have to.
Just want to make sure this starts to get reported, so I can move up from here. Have I done everything correctly? All I have supplied Quill with is the business name and address, but nothing else really.


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Your LinkedIn Profile and THE Internet of Things (IoT)Posted by Bruce on Monday, 28 March 2016
Your LinkedIn Profile is Your Digital Internet of Things (IoT)
How Do You Find the List of LinkedIn Connections Requests That You Have Sent Out?Posted by Bruce on Sunday, 6 March 2016
How do you find the list of LinkedIn connections requests that you have sent out?
Where do you start? At the top of your profile page. Scroll over the toolbar at the top right until you hover over the people icon and a drop down will appear.
LinkedIn Search You are ONLY Searching Your Network!Posted by Bruce on Sunday, 17 January 2016
LinkedIn Search, You are ONLY Searching Your Network!
LinkedIn recently announced that they have reached the 400 million member mark from which you can only access a small fraction (your network). Not daily active users but a total of 400 million profiles. The question I want to ask you is how large is your network of LinkedIn connections?
How to Feature Your LinkedIn Profile, Not the Competition!Posted by Bruce on Sunday, 3 January 2016
If you have a LinkedIn profile you will want to know How to Feature Your LinkedIn Profile, NOT the Competition!
How to Back Up Your LinkedIn Profile - After It Is Hacked and Deactivated!Posted by Bruce on Wednesday, 7 October 2015
Top 3 New LinkedIn Settings You May Not be Aware Of!Posted by Bruce on Wednesday, 2 September 2015
Under the radar LinkedIn has added several new security and privacy settings. Here are the top three that you may not be aware of.
Privacy Setting Number one: Did you know that while your 1st-degree connections automatically follow your updates and long-form posts, ANYONE can follow you, even if they're not in your network. You can limit followers to only your 1st-degree connections from the Privacy and Settings page.
I wrote a previous article on how to follow anyone on LinkedIn.
STEP 1) Hover your cursor over your profile picture select Manage
Shortcut For Finding How Many LinkedIn Connections You Have!Posted by Bruce on Monday, 22 June 2015
How to find out how many connections and followers you have on LinkedIn
Social Selling Starts With Your Profile!Posted by Bruce on Tuesday, 19 May 2015
Social Selling Starts With Your Profile! Improve your LinkedIn profile so customers find you.
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How to follow people, influencers, connections, group members, companies, and others in your network.


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Everything Spice–Coated Cheddar Cheese Ball
If you have leftover "everything" spice, stir it into Greek yogurt drizzled with olive oil for a savory breakfast.
Pimiento BLTs
Use a very sharp cheddar to make this—it's the difference between pimiento cheese and cheesy mayonnaise.
Migas Fried Rice
Jaew is a tart, smoky dipping sauce from Thailand, usually served with grilled meats and sausages. Hot Joy chef Quealy Watson takes it to a Tex-Mex place in this eggy, cheesy rice dish that might remind you of nachos (it works). Watch the step-by-step video here.
Tuna Melt
In search of a classic tuna melt? This is the best we've tried. Palace Diner makes its own pickles, but of course you can start with store-bought.
Tomato Grilled-Cheese Soup
Try pouring the soup directly over the sliced sandwich for an irresistible cheesy bread soup.
Lentils and Chickpeas with Greens
A power lunch for grown-ups and kids alike.
Beef, Black Bean, and Corn Tacos
Separate compartments are key to packing this lunch. Switch up the fixings to keep it fresh: Salsa, guac, and sour cream are all good options.
Corn and Scallion Tart
Because it's equally good at room temperature, this is a great make-ahead recipe for brunch or a lazy lunch.
Diner Burger & Fries
The cooks at Diner, in Brooklyn, change up burger toppings according to the season: lettuce and pickled onions in winter months; sliced tomato and housemade bread-and-butter pickles in the summer.
Potato-Bacon Breakfast Tacos with Monterey Jack
A great Mexican hot sauce like Valentina or Cholula strikes a perfect balance of flavor and heat.


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[PDF] Spring 2016 Professional Development Opportunities through CETL! (64 KiB)Revised - 1-19-2016
Above has a listing of the remaining one-hour trainings through The Center for Excellence in Teaching & Learning. If you have any questions, please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com, or by call us at 5899.
Summer Semester Desire2Learn (D2L) Brightspace Drop-Ins for Support in ML 88 Open Spaces
Spring Semester Schedule for D2L Brightspace Drop-In Sessions:
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- Tuesdays 1:00-3:00 p.m.
- Wednesdays 2:00-4:00 p.m.
- Thursdays 8:30-10:00am
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Please refer to the Academic Technology Services Training Schedule. There is a new schedule for Spring Semester. Refer to the CETL Flier for times. Help will be available for drop-in sessions for any instructor having questions about D2L Brightspace. Staff will be available to meet faculty in The Center for Excellence & Innovation's Open Spaces, located in the lower level of the Memorial Library, ML 88. If you have questions regarding D2L Brightspace when it is not drop-in times, we ask that you contact the ITS Service Desk at 6654.
Instructional Design and Academic Technology Drop-In Sessions in ML 88 Casual Spaces
Our Instructional Design Drop-In hours are available for faculty and staff who seek assistance with technology enriched teaching and learning strategies, and help with our University's enterprise tools.
The Tech Tactics have been replaced with instructional design and academic technology drop-ins and will be staffed with Academic Technology Services employees. Go to Academic Technology Training Calendar for the most up-to-date schedule.
- Mondays - 2:00-3:00pm
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IRB Consultation
- There will not be any IRB Consulting Drop-In dates within The Center for Excellence & Innovation. Please contact Dr. Hadley by phone or email. There will be three Scholars-At-Work Sessions dealing with IRB: IRB Applications, IRBNet, and IRB Requirements for Consent and Assent Forms. 10/14/15, 10/21/15 and 10/28/15 respectively, from 1:-2:00 p.m., in ML 94B.
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Lecture Recording & Production Suite Drop-In/Open House in ML 94C
- Request an appointment to record your lectures in the HD Lecture Recording & Production Suite! Breaks are a great time to prepare and plan ahead!
Staff will be available to demonstrate or work with faculty/staff members on recording and production of lectures. Stop in and see what technology can bring to your online classes! Appointments are available by contacting Michael Manderfeld.
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Dear Abby: A friend of mine was a victim of domestic violence. When I asked her why she didn't phone 911 for help, her response was, "They play those 911 calls on the radio all the time." She didn't want her prominent husband's career damaged by publicity.
Today, a group of us discussed the issue over breakfast. Many said that because of the popularity of 911 calls being broadcast on the Internet, radio and TV, they'd be hesitant to phone for help when needed, too.
Abby, someone is going to suffer serious harm out of fear that their call for help will be publicized. Do you know what can be done about this new "drama entertainment"? I wouldn't want my terrified call heard by the public either, so I'd take my chances without calling for help. I just hope I don't wake up dead one day as a result. — Publicity-Shy in Florida
Dear Publicity-Shy: Nothing can be done about "drama entertainment" as long as the public has an appetite for it. The reason for the practice of "if it bleeds, it leads" in the media is that it draws viewers and listeners — which means advertising revenue.
In the case of domestic violence, calling 911 is the lesser of two evils. Out-of-control abusers have been known to maim and kill the ones they "love." Ask yourself if your friend's husband's career was worth risking her life for.
Dear Abby: I'm overweight and have a family history of heart disease and diabetes. An injury to my back severely limits my ability to exercise, so diet is an important part of my health plan.
My problem is people constantly try to get me to eat. I explain my situation, but they still urge me to have "just a taste." If I go to a party and shy away from the buffet, the host feels I'm being rude.
Recently, my supervisor at work became insulted because I refused food she brought to work. These people wouldn't be upset if an alcoholic refused a drink, so why are they so hostile to me? — Under Attack in Arizona
Dear Under Attack: For many people, food has become something other than fuel for the body. It can symbolize love, caring, acceptance — and when it is refused it can seem like a personal rejection to the person offering it. (Yes, I know it's crazy.)
Your best defense is to remind your hosts, your supervisor, your co-workers and friends that you have a family history of health problems and are on a doctor-advised restricted diet to manage it.
Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded by her mother, Pauline Phillips. Write Dear Abby at www.dearabby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069.
Remind these generous souls that socializing is more about the company than the food, and you are grateful that they understand.
Dear Abby: You give so much great advice, I'm wondering if there is a basic principle you abide by in order to help guide you when giving advice. — Curious Reader
Dear Curious: I hadn't really thought about it, but I suppose it's something like this: Show up for work ready to put forth my best effort. Be honest enough to admit that not everyone agrees with me or that I'm sometimes wrong. Tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. Don't pull any punches, don't preach and always try to be succinct.
Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded by her mother, Pauline Phillips. Write Dear Abby at www.dearabby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069.


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First Look at Elizabeth Banks in 'The Hunger Games'
New on-set photos from "The Hunger Games" have leaked online. Fangirltastic has got its hand on the images, one of which offers the first look at Elizabeth Banks as Effie Trinket. Other actors seen on the pictures are Josh Hutcherson and Willow Shields. Meanwhile, other images show some buildings, including the Hall of Justice.
An adaptation from Suzanne Collins' novel, "The Hunger Games" follows 16-year-old Katniss Everdeen who lives with her mother and younger sister in the poorest district of Panem, in the apocalyptic America. When her sister is chosen by lottery to participate in a fight-to-the-death annual event called the Hunger Games, Everdeen steps up to go in her place.
Josh stars as Peeta Mellark, Katniss' companion to enter the Hunger Games competition, while Willow portrays Katniss' younger sister Primrose. Jennifer Lawrence is cast to take the main character, with Gary Ross directing. The film itself will open in theaters across the United States on March 23, 2012.
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The Loudest Roar
Clovis is a very noisy little tiger. He knows he has the loudest roar in the whole jungle. And Clovis thinks that everyone else should know it, too. He's good at roaring, but he's very good at hiding-and that's when the trouble begins. The other animals soon tire of him jumping out and shocking them with his loud roar-but what can they do to stop him? This is a great story to read aloud and it wittily delivers its message about considerate behaviour. The audio CD brings the whole story to life with an imaginative soundtrack.
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Hello! I have two problems with the admin role in my blog. To save space I post them as one question. I hope that is OK.
I've installed WordPress 2.0.4 using Fantastico on a Cpanel account and then upgraded to 2.0.5 using the instructions provided on WordPress.org. I did not use the name "Admin" for the administrator but rather used another login name to make it more difficult for hackers.
First problem:
I found that the admin name did not display properly. I checked in the MySQL database and found that the admin displayname was set to <ADMINNICENAME>. I changed it to Admin, which I felt was safe due to the Admin having another login name. I searched the php pages and did not find a match for <ADMINNICENAME>. What may have caused this problem? Is it a bug in WP or did Fantastico set that name?
Second problem:
I'm using the function wp_list_authors to display authors in the sidemenu:
This works fine for all authors but the admin, who's name is not displayed at all. It just says >> (2) when it should say >> Admin (2). (Remember that the display name for admin is "Admin" and that I'm using another login name.
I thought I located the bug in the function list_authors where one line reads (in part):
($exclude_admin ? "WHERE user_login <> 'admin' " : '')
Since my admin's user_login is NOT "admin" I figured that was why it just displayed blank, but when I changed it to the correct name and uploaded the php file (template-function-authors.php) it still displays blank. Any idea why?
I could not find any posts regarding any of these problems when I searched the support database.


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BRENHAM, TX -- The 10th-ranked Blinn College softball team had power and speed on its side Thursday afternoon in a double-header sweep of Coastal Bend College at Hohlt Park.
Blinn defeated Coastal Bend 10-2 and 13-1 as both games ended via mercy rule after five innings.
The Buccaneers saw three different players homer on the day, and of their 17 hits in the second contest, seven were doubles and another five were bunt singles.
"We were running our short game and mixing in our power," said head coach Rick Church, whose club improved to 38-6 on the season and 15-5 in the Region XIV Conference. "We took quality at-bats."
Blinn got the day off to a strong start with a five-run first-inning rally that included a three-run home run from Thomasina Garza. The Buccaneers added two more runs in the fourth and three in the fifth as Shelbe Sterling hit a solo home run.
Sophomore Kaci Federwisch struck out four and didn't walk a batter on her way to improving to 19-5 on the season.
"She's continuing that superb strikeout-to-walks ratio," Church said. "She just doesn't hurt herself by putting runners on."
The Buccaneer offense looked even better in the second game. Tiffani McKnight homered and pitcher Caitie Carney doubled twice and drove in three runs in addition to throwing four innings. She struck out three batters to improve to 6-0 on the season before giving way to Jocelyn Tacquard, who struck out two in one inning of work as she continues to work her way back from injury. Tacquard threw three innings Wednesday against Angelina College.
"I'm trying to gradually bring her back and make sure we don't overthrow her," Church said. "She's getting her timing back and her rhythm on all her pitches. We just want to make sure she's 100 percent for regionals."
With the victories, the Bucs extended their current win streak to 10 games. The team is off until Wednesday, when it hosts Alvin for a 3 p.m. double-header at Hohlt Park.


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Modern Warfare 2 Prestige Edition Given Suggested Retail Price
Written Tuesday, July 14, 2009 By Dan WebbView author's profile
Whilst watching the Prestige Edition unveiling last night for Infinity Ward & Activision's Modern Warfare 2, I was hit with two emotions.
Straight off the bat when I saw the goggles, I was hit with a slight feeling of elation, because seriously, who doesn't want a pair of night vision goggles!? I know I do.
My second, and more overpowering feeling was more of an afterthought that really made me doubt the package. Of course, I'm talking about the price point. Quite simply put, I was sat musing to myself ... "if they're packing a set of night vision goggles in there, how much is this bad boy going to cost!?"
Infinity Ward, via Twitter (I'm kind of getting sick of saying that now), responded to the price point questions by stating that the "Prestige Edition suggested retail is $149." What that would translate into pound wise makes me shudder to think at the moment, but I'll cross my fingers for a circa £100 price. Otherwise, not too bad. Too rich everyone else? Speak now or forever hold your peace.
As far as other Modern Warfare 2 tidbits go ...
- The Hardened Edition is around $80.
- Both the Prestige and Hardened Edition will ship with Call of Duty XBLA.
- Call of Duty XBLA will have full multiplayer and achievements. It's an arcade title, achievements are a necessity.


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The Dingo for Biodiversity Project is a science and conservation initiative conducting research into the ecological role of dingoes. The project brings together ecologists and landholders to transition to predator-friendly practices, and monitor the ecological changes as dingo populations recover. We offer a new vision of conservation in which promoting dingoes replaces lethal control of introduced species for the enhancement of biodiversity.
15th June 2016
"The prospect of ending a 200-year war on Australia's apex predator is both simple and revolutionary." Prof Chris johnson (University of Tasmania) and Dr Arian Wallach (Dingo for Biodiversity Project, Centre for Compassionate Conservation, UTS) highlight the values of predator-friendly farming in Australia, and ways to promote this more ethical and sustainable farming approach. In: The virtuous circle: predator-friendly farming and ecological restoration in Australia. Read on
1st March 2016
"Continuing to battle introduced species in the hope of recreating more historic ecosystems will harm globally endangered species and risk causing further losses of native species that depend on dingoes". In this special edition of Nature NSW on Rewilding, Dr Arian Wallach (founder of the Dingo for Biodiversity Project) argues for a need to "re-imagine a new Australia – a wild cosmopolitan ecology in which both bettongs and bantengs belong". Read on
1st Dec 2015
We are please to share the news that the Dingo for Biodiversity Project has joined the Centre for Compassionate Conservation at the University of Technology Sydney. Dr Arian Wallach, co-founder and director, has been awarded the prestigious UTS Chancellor's Postdoctoral Research Fellowship. Our efforts to promote peaceful coexistence with dingoes and all wildlife has taken a major leap forward!
29th November 2015
"Given half a chance Australia's introduced species provide far more benefits than harms". In this 3CR interview, Dr Arian Wallach argues that introduced animals are an integral part of Australia's wilderness and beauty. She talks about the ecological benefits of some of Australia's most reviled and persecuted species: foxes, cats, rabbits and others, and how dingoes can help enable our modern ecosystems to flourish. Go to Part 1 and Part 2
27th November 2015
Predators are killed worldwide to protect livestock. How do we move to a more compassionate and intelligent farming practice? Dr Arian Wallach (Dingo for Biodiversity Project), shares predator friendly stories from around the world in this lecture at the University of Tasmania. "This is a world in which we're not always safe, and things do go wrong, but that doesn't mean that the first thing we're going to do is take out a gun."
29th July 2015
There's been a lot of talk about killing feral cats, with the government's recently announced war on cats setting the goal of killing two million by 2020. But Arian Wallach (Dingo for Biodiversity Project) and Daniel Ramp (UTS Centre for Compassionate Conservation) offer a different idea: let's embrace cats as part of Australia's environment. We could even rename them "Australian wildcats". Read on and listen to the interview.
16th May 2015
Our new article, just published in Conservation Biology, argues that: "faith in, and tolerance for, killing for conservation is waning. Despite this, killing still monopolizes conservation. Visions of restoring ecological communities to ancestral configurations are fantasies that continue to harm millions of animals globally each year. Rather than paralyzing action, compassion can help restrain impulsive decisions that cause harm and provide a guiding framework that enables innovation in conservation." Read on
20th March 2015
What is it like to manage a predator-friendly cattle station? Adam O'Neill, founder and coordinator of the Dingo for Biodiversity Project, shares his experiences: "When I started at Evelyn Downs, it was incredibly tough. The usual dilemmas: drought, very little good water or feed, cattle getting bogged in muddy dams, and bores continually breaking down. But for me, the hardest thing of all was to refrain from killing the dogs. I am an advocate for dingo protection, but was also responsible for the cattle, and knowing the dogs were killing calves was a very difficult thing to reconcile." Read on
2nd March 2015
Introducing our new study, IFLScience writes: "Unlike small mammals who multiply like bunnies or some predators who's boom or bust depends on said bunnies, large carnivores like lions and wolves keep their own numbers in check. According to a new work published in Oikos last week, population control is what distinguishes apex predators from the rest". Read on
Science highlights our new study with a news article: "The grizzled wolf stalks from her rival's den, her mouth caked with blood of the pups she has just killed. It's a brutal form of birth control, but only the pack leader is allowed to keep her young. For her, this is a selfish strategy—only her pups will carry on the future of the pack. But it may also help the group keep its own numbers in check and avoid outstripping its resources". Read on
16th February 2015
In our new study Novel Trophic Cascades: Apex Predators Enable Coexistence, just published in the journal Trends in Ecology and Evolution, we show how apex predators, such as dingoes, can help native species adapt to introduced species, negating the need for lethal control. We argue that "many species, regardless of their origin or priors, are allies for the retention and restoration of biodiversity in top-down regulated ecosystems". More
6th February 2015
It takes a minefield to protect a wolf. Dr Arian Wallach, founder of the Dingo for Biodiversity Project and Churchill Fellow, visited northern Israel and found that despite significant conservation laws, the only truly safe place for a wolf is inside the dangerous militarised zone and minefields of the Israel-Syria border. More
2nd November 2014
Who's afraid of the big bad fox?
Listen to this Freedom of Species interview with Charlie Jackson-Martin (Sydney Fox Rescue) and Dr Arian Wallach (Dingo for Biodiversity Project) on why we should be kinder to Australian foxes. More
5th June 2014
Jane Goodall embraces dingoes for her 80th birthday tour of Australia and meets with Dennis Murray (Yorta Yorta tribe), Marie-Louise Sarjeant (Ochre Project), Natalie Houghton (Jane Goodall Institute), Jennifer Parkhurst (NDPRP), Sean Wilmore (International Ranger Federation) and Arian Wallach (Dingo for Biodiversity Project). More


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Del Frisco's Will Open in Chestnut Hill
Del Frisco's branches out beyond Boston.
Del Frisco's branches out beyond Boston.
Chestnut Hill is just the beginning.
Get ready for burgers and custard in 2013.
At least, that's what they tell us.
Boston could be one step closer to a Shake Shack on the Common.
Kathy Siddell Trustman thinks the Common is ripe for a burger spot - that isn't the Shake Shack.
New legislation could pave the way for restaurants at the Pink Palace and Duck House
Not all Bostonians are happy about the possible arrival of one of New York's favorite burgers.
City Council president Michael Ross fills us in on the next steps.
Will Boston embrace one of New York's favorite burgers?


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Popcorn or Popped Sorghum?
I'm a big fan of popcorn, fresh popped with a little salt and a drizzle of butter or olive oil. (Yes, olive oil. Try it, if you don't believe me.) So when I saw this photo of popped sorghum, I had to find out more. Soon a bag of sorghum was speeding its way to my office by UPS.
When it arrived today I dropped everything (didn't take much prodding – who really wants to work on Friday?) and went into our test kitchen. My "popcorn popper" is a thirty year old saucepan, low-tech but reliable. I poured in a little canola oil, and a thin layer of sorghum grains, put on the lid, and started shaking the heck out of the pan over high heat.
Nothing seemed to be happening. Where were those satisfying pings you get with popcorn, when the kernels explode and hit the pot lid? I peeked inside – and had to duck to avoid the flying sorghum. It was popping, but the sorghum kernels are so much smaller and lighter than corn kernels that they just don't make as much noise. Which made it a challenge to know when the sorghum was all popped. Usually, with popcorn, I wait until the bombardment quiets down, then carefully remove the lid.
This time I just kept sneaking peeks, until I could tell that all the small round ball-bearings had turned to little bits of fluff. And the operating term is "little." Popped sorghum is much smaller than popped corn, but with a very similar delicious light crunch. Yum. Now the only question is, what do we call it? Any ideas?
My adventure with popped sorghum led me to explore whether other grains could also be popped. I was aware that not all grains are gonna pop; there needs to be a particular relationship between the amount of moisture in a grain and the resistance of the outer layer of the kernel, so that it bursts at just the right time once the internal moisture turns to steam.
I had heard that popped amaranth is widely sold as street food in Central and South America, so I tried that next, but with little success. Maybe my amaranth had been hanging around in summer humidity for too long; all it did was toast instead of popping, but the toasted grain will make the basis of a lovely pilaf. You can't lose either way, with a good whole grain.
If you've popped whole grains other than popcorn, write and tell us about your experience! The NASA website says "only popcorn kernels can pop" but maybe popping other grains isn't rocket science after all... (Cindy)
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How to pop amaranth!
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Thank you for sharing! Popped amaranth can be tricky to master.
I just popped sorghum in my
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I have popped sorghum, wild rice, whole grain oats (groats), quinoa, amaranth, millet, chia, flax and teff. They all pop to a certain extent. 100% of my wild rice pops, about 90% of my amaranth pops,80% of my sorghum and maybe 33% of the oats. I could pop all of the flax but I feel that while it's heating and popping some of the goodness is cooking out so I only pop about 30%. The quinoa, chia, millet and teff only pop a little, so I end up just toasting those. All of the wheat type products pop well, I can get close to 100%.
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Thanks for sharing your experience with us, Nature Nate. Interesting to know that you've had success popping so many different grains. (Cynthia)
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Don't be hard on yourself. Good for you for trying. The fact is, that if you bought corn that wasn't MEANT to be popped you'd probably end up with a lot of smoke too. You'll definitely do better with sorghum that's meant to be popped.


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I'm with you shenny07. I sent a follow up email on Monday and she responded right away saying she would get an update ASAP for me... I purposely replied on Tuesday morning with a thank you so that she would be reminded..... still no response. I sent her an email yesterday stating I was following up on Monday's email... she replied saying she was out of the office and would have an update for me tomorrow.... which is today....once again, I purposely replied this morning saying that I am anxious for an update... It is 12:45 pm on the Friday before Labor Day.... if I don't get a response from her today... I will just die!!!!!!..... and probably send her a nasty gram come Tuesday morning...
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