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Providing jockey Julien Leparoux with his first stakes win at the Autumn meet in three years, the daughter of Midnight Lute rallied to defeat Renee's Titan, 4-5 favorite Scarlet Strike and four other 2-year-old fillies.
A winner at nearly 9-1 in her Aug. 11 debut at Del Mar, Midnight Ballet was well beaten in her only try over conventional dirt, finishing 19 lengths behind eventual Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies winner Beholder Oct. 4.
Well off the pace set by Rhodium, Midnight Ballet mounted her bid while wide and was up to prevail by three-quarters of a length. Out of the Unbridled's Song mare Buzz Song, she paid $22.20, $10.80 and $4.60.
"I think the two turn distance helped her,'' said Leparoux after his first stakes win at the Autumn meet since he took the 2009 Hollywood Prevue aboard American Lion. "She's a big filly and she breaks OK, but she's not real fast. I decided to put her on the rail, save ground and follow the favorite. I got her out at the quarter pole and she made a nice run.''
Midnight Ballet wasn't an early nominee to the Grade I, $500,000-guaranteed Hollywood Starlet, which will be run Dec. 8, so she would have to be supplemented for $10,000 with an additional $10,000 to start.
"We weren't thinking (about the Starlet), but you never know,'' said Proctor. She's a big, long filly. It's nice to win a race.''
Renee's Titan, who pressed the issue after breaking from the outside, outfinished Scarlet Strike by a half-length. Making her first start at Betfair Hollywood Park since a 4 ½ length debut victory June 21, Renee's Titan, who was 11-1, returned $10.80 and $4.60. The show price on the favorite was $2.10.
A distant second behind Executiveprivilege in the Grade I Chandelier Stakes last month at Santa Anita, Scarlet Strike had no visible excuses. She sat just off the lead while saving ground, angled outside to gain a brief advantage with an eighth of a mile to run, but couldn't match the first pair.
"She had a perfect trip and we saved ground,'' said Joe Talamo of Scarlet Strike. "She was heads up for the lead turning for home and they just ran by her.''
Rhodium wound up fourth, 3 ½ lengths behind Scarlet Strike and 12 ¼ in front of Wittgenstein, then came Tilde, the 7-2 second choice and winner of last month's California Cup Juvenile Fillies, and Magestic Stinger, who was pulled up on the backstretch. Steward Kim Sawyer reported the Majestic Warrior filly grabbed a quarter.

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Posted: 04 Feb 2009 11:55 AM PST
Late winter offers plenty of hunting; snow geese may be taken through April 30
PRATT -- Abundant numbers of Canada, white-fronted, and snow geese are keeping many waterfowl hunters afield this February. Morning and evening, avid hunters may be found in cut grain fields, decoys arrayed, waiting for giant flocks of geese to leave their daytime resting spots and fly above the landscape to feed. The hunting is good, and the harvest makes fine winter table fare.
As of Feb. 2, the reported number of geese in Kansas was approximately 500,000, but those numbers vary greatly. Currently, the top three areas for geese are Quivira National Wildlife Refuge (NWR) with 200,000; Glen Elder Wildlife Area (WA) with 89,000; and Wilson WA with 9,000. (Cheyenne Bottoms WA reports fluctuations of 15,000-50,000 geese, and McPherson Wetlands reports "several thousand.") These numbers are approximate and can fluctuate daily, so it's good to check the nearest Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP) office for the latest information. Updated waterfowl reports may also be found on the KDWP website, www.kdwp.state.ks.us.
Canada goose season runs through Feb. 15 statewide. The remaining white-fronted goose season runs Feb. 7-15. Light geese (Ross', snow, and blue) may be hunted through April 30.
All waterfowl hunters 16 and older must have a federal Migratory Bird Hunting and Conservation Stamp, and all hunters who are required to obtain a license must also have a Kansas State Waterfowl Habitat Stamp and a Harvest Information Program (HIP) stamp before attempting to take ducks and geese. (Those not required to have a Kansas hunting license include people hunting their own land and residents 15 and younger or 65 and older.)
Waterfowl and HIP stamps purchased during the fall 2008 seasons are valid through the winter and spring of 2009.
Posted: 04 Feb 2009 11:24 AM PST
Missouri River Bottoms area rich in flora and fauna
ATCHISON -- Benedictine Bottoms is a 2,112-acre wildlife area located along the Missouri River near Atchison. Three habitat types existed in the area before development — timber, native grass, and wetlands — and the area is managed for all three to this day. During construction in 1993-94, more than 175,000 trees and 550 acres of native grass were planted, and 450 acres of wetlands were developed. This diverse habitat combination and the area's location affords great hunting and wildlife viewing opportunities for Kansas City, Topeka, Lawrence, and St. Joseph, Missouri.
The area is owned by the U.S. Army Corps Of Engineers (COE) and managed by the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP). All of the area's management and operating costs are paid by COE, but KDWP public lands manager Kirk Thompson has directed this important wildlife area since it was established.
Diverse habitat makes Benedictine Bottoms home to many wildlife species. Its proximity to the big river makes it a natural gathering place for waterfowl. Ducks use the area's wetlands, and large flocks of snow geese are often seen overhead during winter. Eagles are also frequent winter visitors, preying on waterfowl. Thick cover, abundant native food, and planted food plots make ideal habitat for white-tailed deer, as well as small game and upland birds. Pheasants and quail may be found, and cottontails and fox squirrels are abundant. This large prey base attracts coyotes, bobcats, hawks, owls, and other predators. A walk through Benedictine Bottoms with binoculars is almost certain to offer thrilling looks at area wildlife.
Although flooding and storms affect annual bird production, the area is known for good pheasant hunting, and deer hunters enjoy a high success rate. All hunting at Benedictine is by special permit only. Waterfowl and upland hunting days are staggered to ensure hunter safety and high-quality hunts. Hunting areas are expansive, allowing all-day walking without covering the same ground.
Artists and photographers also enjoy the area. Fall color is exceptional on the bordering hills, and a pleasing blend of land and water combine with bright skies to create stunning winter panoramas. Spring migration and summer's verdant growth add to the effect.
Whether you're a hunter, hiker, or wildlife watcher, Benedictine Bottoms offers something special. Visit and see for yourself one of the state's most unique natural areas. For more information, phone Kirk Thompson at 913-367-7811. To view a web video of the area, go to the KDWP website, www.kdwp.state.ks.us, and click "KDWP TV" in the top right-hand corner of the page.
Posted: 04 Feb 2009 11:21 AM PST
2009 statewide summary helps anglers find best spots to fish
PRATT -- Each year, the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP) prepares a tool that answers every angler's most pressing question: "Where can I find the best fishing?" Called the Kansas Fishing Forecast, this indispensable tool forecasts fishing prospects in public waters throughout the state.
The 2009 Kansas Fishing Forecast assembles results of biologists' sampling efforts into a format that can help anglers select lakes that will most likely provide the best opportunity to catch the kind and size of fish they prefer. The information is formulated from data collected by fisheries management biologists through annual lake monitoring, which includes test netting and electroshocking.New for 2009 is separation of water bodies into three categories -- reservoirs (waters larger than 1,200 acres), lakes (waters from 20 to 1,200 acres), and ponds (waters smaller than 20 acres). This helps anglers understand that while a water body may have a high rating, if it is small, its overall opportunity may be limited.
Table categories have been created for popular species and include a Density Rating, Preferred Rating, Lunker Rating, Biggest Fish (the largest fish taken in sampling), and Biologist's Rating. Not every lake is sampled each year, so a separate category -- Three-Year Density Average -- has been added to the 2009 forecast.
The Density Rating is the number of fish that were high-quality size or larger sampled per unit of sampling effort. Quality size, listed in parentheses at the top of the Density Rating column, is the length of fish considered acceptable to most anglers and is different for each species. The higher the Density Rating, the more high-quality or larger fish per surface acre in the lake. Theoretically, a lake with a Density Rating of 30 has twice as many high-quality fish per acre as a lake with a Density Rating of 15.
The Preferred Rating identifies how many above-average-size fish a water contains. For example, a lake may have a good density of crappie, but few fish over 10 inches. The Preferred Rating helps an angler find waters with more big fish.
The Lunker Rating is similar to the Density Rating, but it shows the relative density of lunker-sized fish in the lake. A lunker is a certain length of fish considered a trophy by most anglers. It also differs with each species and is listed in parentheses at the top of the Lunker Rating column. For example, most anglers consider a channel catfish longer than 16 inches a high-quality fish, a 24-incher "preferred," and a 28-incher a trophy. Many lakes may have a lunker rating of 0, but this does not mean there are no big fish in that lake. It just means that no lunker fish were caught during sampling, and they may be less abundant than in lakes with positive Lunker Ratings.
Anglers can use the Density Rating and Lunker Rating together. For those who want numbers, go with the highest Density Rating. For those who want only big fish, go with the Lunker Rating. Somewhere in the middle might be a better choice. A lake with a respectable rating in all three categories should provide the best overall fishing opportunities.
The Biggest Fish column lists the weight of the largest fish caught during sampling. A heavy fish listed here can give the lunker angler confidence that truly big fish are present.
The Biologist's Rating adds a human touch to the forecast. Each district fisheries biologist reviews the data from annual samplings of their assigned lakes. This review considers environmental conditions that may have affected the samplings. They also consider previous years' data. A rating of P (poor), F (fair), G (good), and E (excellent) will be in the last column. Sometimes the Density Rating may not agree with the Biologist's Rating. This will happen occasionally and means the Density Rating may not accurately reflect the biologist's opinion of the fishery.
The 2009 Kansas Fishing Forecast will be available at the KDWP website, www.kdwp.state.ks.us, by Feb. 13. Click "Fishing" at the top of the home page, then "Fishing Forecast" in the left-hand column. Printed copies of the forecast will be available at KDWP offices by the end of February, and the March/April issue of Kansas Wildlife & Parks magazine will present the forecast as a full-color article. (For subscriptions, phone 1-800-288-8387.)
Whether the angler is after big fish or more fish, the forecast will help find them. Weekly reports on fishing conditions at waters throughout the state are also posted on the website and complement the forecast.
Posted: 04 Feb 2009 11:18 AM PST
National and state prizes awarded for students grades 4 through 12
BROOKLYN CENTER, Minn. -- Wildlife Forever has announced that the deadline for entry in its 11th Annual State-Fish Art Contest is March 31. Through the contest, students across Kansas and the United States have the opportunity to win national recognition and prizes while learning about their local state fish and the conservation of aquatic habitats. The contest is open to all students in grades 4 through 12.
To enter, young artists usually create an illustration of their state fish, but artwork of any official state fish is eligible. Kansas entrants usually portray the channel catfish. A written composition on its behavior, habitat, and conservation is also required.
State-Fish Art Contest entries are separated into three grade categories: fourth-sixth, seventh-ninth, and 10-12. Winning contestants from every state are honored in each category. All contest winners receive a gift certificate for art supplies, as well as other prizes. Winning designs will also be featured on the official State-Fish Art website, www.statefishart.com.
A talented artist in grades 10-12 will be selected as the national "Best of Show" winner and will receive a $2,500 tuition scholarship to attend The Art Institutes International Minnesota (Ai Minnesota). The first-runner up nationally in grades 10-12 will receive a $1,000 tuition scholarship to Ai Minnesota. Winners who attend the Expo will receive a special rod and reel. One "gallery-quality" winning entry will be used as the design for the 2009 Art of Conservation Stamp, and a national "Best of Show" award will be presented to one contestant in each age group. Winning artwork will be on display at the State Fish Art Expo at the Mall of America July 19-20 in Minneapolis, Minn.
Parents and teachers should visit the State-Fish Art website for complete details and to download a free lesson plan. Entries must be postmarked by March 31. Winners will be announced on May 1.
For more information, write Pat Conzemius at Wildlife Forever, 2700 Freeway Blvd., #1000, Brooklyn Center, MN 55430, email email@example.com, or phone 763-253-0222.
Posted: 28 Jan 2009 01:02 PM PST
Experimental spawning procedure could produce young bass earlier in the year
A new project at Meade Fish Hatchery, near Meade State Park, holds the promise of bass that may start growing earlier and get larger in their first year than bass hatched with traditional hatchery methods, or those hatched in the wild. Typically, bass in hatchery ponds or in the wild spawn in mid-June, too late to take advantage of young gizzard shad, a primary prey species for bass. This results in slower growth rates and smaller year-class bass that are more vulnerable to winter die-off when the growing season ends in fall.
The concept is relatively simple. Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP) fisheries biologists have built a climate-controlled building -- called the Bass Propagation Facility -- for the process. Here, they can manipulate water temperature and photoperiod (length of light in a day) in hopes that mature breeding bass will spawn approximately one month earlier than normal. If the parent bass respond as expected, the resulting fry will be reared in raceways to fingerling size by the time wild-hatched bass are still in the fry stage.
The young fingerlings would then be stocked in lakes, where they would feed on zooplankton until young shad are available. This year's planned experimental hatch will be stocked at Hillsdale Reservoir, near Kansas City, and Cedar Bluff Reservoir, west of Hays. If successful, the facility hopes to produce two million fingerlings annually.
"It's still in the experimental stage, but we hope this provides a tool to produce more bass for Kansas anglers," says Doug Nygren, KDWP Fisheries Section chief. "Bigger young-of-the-year bass in the fall would certainly mean more bass surviving the winter, bass that would be excellent sportfish the next season. We'll monitor the situation closely, but we're hopeful."
This is one of the first such projects in the country. A video describing the new facility is available at KDWP TV.
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Here at Re-Nest, we find ourselves constantly inspired by vintage furniture. Whether it's the smooth curves, tell-tale notches of lives past, a retro pattern, or clean lines begging to be refreshed, vintage pieces bring a lot to the table. Here are some of the most intriguing, eye-catching pieces from the last year on Re-Nest; some took a lot of elbow grease to turn into something beautiful, while others are lovely because of their age and condition. Enjoy!
• 1 Holly and Ryan's Vintage Minimal Green Tour
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• 3 A Short History of Toledo Industrial Drafting Stools
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• 9 and 10 Cindy and David's Sunny, Vintage 1981 Hoboken
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Dear Politicians: Exposing US Dirty Laundry Isn't Aiding The Enemy
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Allow me to be nostalgic for a moment, because I remember a time when words used to actually mean something. I remember when terrorism actually meant terrorism and wasn't just a trump card of a word used by the government to do whatever the hell they want. I seem to recall a glorious era when hacking was hacking and not just sitting down at the local library computer lab and screwing with someone who forgot to log out of Facebook.
And you know what other phrase I remember having an actual sensible meaning? Aiding the enemy. Unfortunately, that phrase too is apparently going to be co-opted by a group of horribly cynical jackwagons over the coming weeks. We already talked about Rep. Peter King, proud supporter of the IRA, a terrorist organization, and his confusion between where reporting on actions taken against the American people end and national security begins. I'm a bit unclear on how the American people knowing what a secretive arm of the government is doing to its own citizens compromises national security, unless of course Rep. King means that the government is about to have to deal with a severely pissed off electorate. But it's only going to get worse, now that NSA leak-master Edward Snowden has added that the USA regularly hacks China.
The Morning Post said it had seen documents but was unable to verify allegations of U.S. hacking of networks in Hong Kong and mainland China since 2009. Snowden told the paper that some of the targets included the Chinese University of Hong Kong, public officials and students. The documents also "point to hacking activity by the NSA against mainland targets," the newspaper reported.Oh, lordy lord, next you'll be telling us there ain't no Santa Claus. The percentage of Americans that already assumed this was going on could probably be roughly estimated as all of them. Still, watch what will happen next. Already we've heard claims that Snowden's leak has endangered American lives, without a single explanation as to what the hell that could possibly mean. He initially leaked a story about domestic spying, unlike that which was leaked by Bradley Manning. Now there is noise about how Snowden is aiding the enemy. But what enemy? We aren't at war with China.
And besides that, exposing the government for taking part in the kind of thing that we decry everyone else doing isn't aiding the enemy, it's just embarrassing the shit out of our domestic agencies. Hell, it was less than a week ago that President Obama met with Xi Jinping, his Chinese counterpart, in part to demand that the Chinese cut out their hacking.
In the official's discussion with Reuters, he or she said that Obama will ask that Xi "abide by international norms and affirm clear rules of the road." The U.S. president also wants to tell Xi that any cyberattacks originating from China are the government's responsibility.Snowden's leak will likely torpedo any positives that came out of that meeting, but that still isn't aiding the enemy. That phrase used to mean something. It meant helping get weapons to nations with which we are at war, or to terrorist organizations (you know, like Peter King did in working with an organization that helped finance the IRA). Or providing troop positions, military plans, or money to the enemy. It also meant giving intelligence to the enemy. Who the hell is the enemy here? It can't be China, since we aren't at war with them. It can't be the press since, despite King's wish, we aren't at war with them either. That just leaves the target of this massive data slurp. You and I. And if we're the enemy Snowden is accused of aiding, then we're all in a great deal of trouble.


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My favority memories of my grandparents? Nonnu trying to make us taste his homemade wine. I can still hear him ... drink, drink, its good (said with a heavy Italian accent) and Nonna always wanting us to eat ... mangiare, mangiare. These memories still make me smile. :)
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With the draft just about a month away, now is the time for teams to host specific prospects at their facilities.
As it's been explained to me, teams are allowed to have 30 prospects in for official visits. However, there are no restrictions on sending scouts or coaches to visit schools or prospects' home towns to work them out. And teams can have Local Days for players that are within the suburban area of the facility.
Every year, I keep track of the reported draft workouts and visits. And I'll do so again this year. Look for that post later this week.
It's important not to read too much into these visits. They are just another part of the process, as teams do their due diligence before deciding which players to select in late April.
But to say the draft visits have no significance at all is not accurate. Last year, players like Jason Kelce, Curtis Marsh, Casey Matthews and Brian Rolle all were linked to the Eagles in one way or another before they were drafted.
Keeping all that in mind, a couple of these reported visits have started to trickle in (credit to Bleeding Green Nation for first linking them).
LSU defensive tackle Michael Brockers (6-5, 322) has 11 visits scheduled, including one with the Eagles, according to Aaron Wilson of Scout.com.
NFL Network's Mike Mayock has Brockers ranked as his third-best defensive tackle.
And in his latest mock draft, ESPN.com's Mel Kiper has the Eagles taking Brockers at No. 15:
No team was softer up the middle than Philly in 2011, and in Brockers the Eagles get a big, active player who can both take up blocks and penetrate. He weighed in at 322 pounds at the NFL combine, heavier than I've ever had him listed, but I don't see him as a prototype 3-4 nose tackle. My guess is he'll play a little lighter once he gets into camp, and the Eagles will benefit, particularly against the run. This is like a baseball team -- they need to build out the middle of the field on defense.
Last week, I rounded up some mock drafts and gave my take on which positions make sense for the Eagles to focus on. The middle of the Eagles' defense was soft in the back end last year, but the defensive tackles played very well. However, it could still make sense for the Birds to draft a DT, play him as a rotational player in 2012 and project him as a starter the following year. If he's especially effective as a rookie, he can take snaps away from one of the veterans (Mike Patterson or Cullen Jenkins).
Tommy Lawlor over at Iggles Blitz doesn't see Brockers as a fit for Jim Washburn's system and projects him as more of a run stuffer than a pass rusher.
Meanwhile, the Eagles will also take a look at Montana cornerback Trumaine Johnson, according to Wilson. Johnson (6-2, 204) has good size for a corner. He ran a 4.61 40 at the combine. Before that, Mayock had Johnson listed as his No. 4 cornerback prospect, but he's since dropped him out of his top five.
As Wilson explains, Johnson was arrested last October for obstructing a peace officer, resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. He was tased with a stun gun.
Going back to my Friday post, I would not be surprised to see the Eagles draft a cornerback early. Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie is signed only through 2012, Asante Samuel will likely be traded this offseason, and Nnamdi Asomugha turns 31 in July.
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- From acorn fed, free range pork
- Cured in the mountain air
- Rich, nutty flavor
- USDA approved
- Aged 4 years
- Size - 12-13 pounds
This Reserva ham by Fermín is intensely flavorful, and each slice is marbled with golden fat that literally melts in your mouth. Free range, acorn fed pork and four years of aging in the clean mountain air of La Alberca come together to create this masterpiece of flavor. The best way to experience Jamón Ibérico de Bellota is by savoring slices cut directly from the ham, when all of the flavors and textures are at their finest.
The story of this incredible ham begins in the dehesa rangelands of western Spain, where black hoofed (pata negra) Ibérico pigs run free in family groups, feasting on the sweet encina acorns, as well as wild herbs and grasses. Each pig eats around eleven pounds of acorns a day during the fall, gaining more than two pounds daily. The acorns impart a delicious nutty flavor, and are full of antioxidants, which allow the pork to be cured for extended periods with very little salt.
The hams are hung to dry in the winter in the beautiful mountain village of La Alberca. As the seasons change and the temperature rises, the ham is bathed in rich, flavorful fat as it melts away. Meanwhile, complex chemical changes transform the pork into ham, creating thousands of flavor compounds that make this ham so wonderfully flavorful. All the while the Fermín ham master opens and closes shutters in the curing house to allow in fresh mountain air. His mission is to provide just the right temperature and humidity for the perfect ham.
Jamón Ibérico de Bellota can be cured longer than any other ham because of the antioxidants present in the acorn diet. And as the ham cycles from spring to summer to fall and winter multiple times, it becomes more and more complex and flavorful. Fermín selects a small batch of hams that are the right size to be cured for four whole years. Through the process they lose 60% of their weight.
When you receive your Jamón Ibérico de Bellota, we suggest you unwrap the ham and let it breathe in a cool, dry place for several days. The ham can be stored this way for months. Harmless mold may cover the ham over time, it can simply be wiped away when you are ready to slice with a cloth and sunflower oil. When you are ready to slice the ham, be sure to use a sturdy ham holder and a very sharp jamón knife.
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PRETORIA, South Africa – Testimony in the murder trial of Oscar Pistorius is focusing on the screams that neighbors heard on the night that the athlete killed girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp.
Chief prosecutor Gerrie Nel on Tuesday questioned an acoustics expert who had been called by the defense team as part of its effort to suggest some neighbors who testified they heard the screams of a woman were wrong, and that they actually heard the high-pitched screams of the double-amputee runner.
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MUNCIE, Ind. – Facing a ranked team on the road for the second time in as many nights, the King University men's volleyball team fell to No. 13 Ball State University 3-0.
The Cardinals (12-5) hit .376 with 44 kills in the match and were able to avoid a normally potent King front line that was limited to just 2.0 team blocks on the evening. Twelve different Cardinals recorded at least one kill.
King (7-12) finished the match with a hitting percentage of .122 and was led by a match-high nine kills from Nick Serowski. Eddie Moushikhian, Kiel Bell, and Matthew Lychock each had five kills. Jeremy Funk's eight digs were the highest recorded by any player, the second consecutive night in which Funk recorded a match-high total.
The Cardinals jumped out to an early 8-0 advantage in the first set and led 11-1 moments later. The Tornado were never able to close the gap to less than eight points in a 25-14 defeat. King came closest to taking a set from the nationally-ranked Cardinals in the second set, in which they fell 25-22. The teams traded points early in the set before Ball State claimed a small three-point lead at 14-11. King was able to keep the score within four points for much of the set and went on a run to close the score to 22-21 late in the set. Two straight Cardinals points gave Ball State set point before King drew closer on an attack error, but a Ball State kill ended the set.
King led the first set by as many as three points in the early going before four straight Cardinals points gave Ball State a 12-9 lead. King trailed 16-13 after a Serowski service ace, but the Cardinals scored each of the next five points, spearheaded by two kills and a block from Kevin Owens. Ball State would go on to close the sweep with a 25-17 victory.
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Per http://www.ocatv.com/shows/show/265 which looks like an official site, confirmation that the show will not be live but taped at 11:30
We probably won't even know from the feeds, unless they talk about it after the taping!
Sounds like we'll be blocked, because they might blabber something. We can be on the watch for a feed leak though!
They wouldn't even have to blabber we would see who was gone! Keeping my hopes up that its Jessie!
True, we'd know. Well that settles it, we'll be blocked all day long. (With that annoying music!) Might be movie time for me.
WELL!!! Moved up 5 hours!!! (Stop messin with my haid puddin!)
If it is not a live show, I wonder if the feeds will be on during showtime.
Quote from: Blondie on August 12, 2009, 08:19:56 PM If it is not a live show, I wonder if the feeds will be on during showtime. Well they should be? I figure the feeds will come back at 9 or so ET after the aired show right?
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Pets, Lies and Duct Tape
In his opening statement, Jose Baez guaranteed that the jury would come to believe that George Anthony had sexually molested Casey when she was young, that he found Caylee's body floating in the backyard pool, and he alone applied duct tape to her face. Somehow, someway, he would explain how meter reader Roy Kronk disposed of the child's body so he could later "discover" it and collect a reward. But as the defense wrapped up its case Thursday it was clear that Baez had failed to deliver the goods. His strategy created a lot of smoke but yielded little substance.
If anything, the sleaziness of the defense team may have done just as much to seal its client's fate as the State's methodically laid-out case. There were times I felt Casey would get a lesser sentence than death if she's convicted, but now I'm not so sure. The jury and Judge Belvin Perry, Jr. may be in no mood for leniency after watching Baez and company toss mud with impunity. But Casey may have saved herself from the executioner by declining to testify. Had she taken the stand, oh, boy, that would have been great theater. The lies she could have told. Prosecutor Jeff Ashton must have been disappointed with losing his chance to go one-on-one with her.
The defense's final day became a good synopsis of the general feel of what transpired during most of the trial. There were a few peaks, like Kronk's changing testimony of what happened when he found the toddler's remains, but it was mostly made up of valleys, and some were deep.
On Thursday, Baez once again hammered home the importance of the Henkel brand duct tape by publishing a brief video showing its use at a command center during the search for Caylee. George was the co-star in the video, but it proved nothing. What struck me as very odd was the way Baez segued into the burials of deceased family pets and alleged that duct tape was used in them. The defense hoped it would spell his doom. While Baez mentioned numerous deceased pets the Anthonys had buried over the years, neither George nor Cindy acknowledged a particular means for their disposal. They could only recall wrapping a dead pet in a blanket or towel, sometimes with a stuffed play toy, and placing the animal's body in a plastic bag and sealing it with clear plastic packaging tape. Sometimes, they buried their deceased pets in the back yard.
But when Lee was questioned about the family pet Cinnamon, he recalled it being buried in a plastic bag sealed with duct tape.
So where was Baez going with this dead-pet line of questioning? Here's my take: If George and Cindy taught Casey to lie, then they also taught her what to do with dead bodies, right? But such reasoning implicates Casey, too, only Caylee wasn't buried, as Ashton so aptly pointed when he said: "MR. ANTHONY, DID YOU EVER TAKE A DEAD PET AND THROW IT IN A SWAMP?" Ashton's sarcastic inquiry had to have hit home with the jury.
Linda Drane Burdick also mocked the defense's "pet" theory (sorry, I couldn't resist) when she asked Cindy, under cross examination, if she ever put a pet to sleep with chloroform. Baez objected and the question was withdrawn. But Drane Burdick came back with "DID YOU EVER PUT DUCT TAPE OVER ANY OF YOUR PETS' MOUTHS?" No, Cindy replied.
That explains the duct tape theory, lame as it was, but what about Krystal Holloway, aka, River Cruz? She met George at one of the command center tents, where she went every day to help and "console" him. She said their friendship was intimate but he said it wasn't. She testified that George told her Caylee's death "was an accident that snowballed out of control," but he denied saying that.
On cross examination, Ashton challenged her credibility, getting her to admit that she had originally denied having an affair with George, only to spill juicy details of their relationship to the National Enquirer, for $4,000. But she stuck to her claim that George said: "I believe it was really an accident and it went wrong and she tried to cover it up."
Whatever George said, if anything, it did not implicate him in the murder of his granddaughter, though if any of it's true it would suggest he knew Caylee was dead long before her remains were found. But was Holloway a believable witness? Yes and no, I thought.
Her account of the affair seemed to have more than a hint of truth to it. George was depressed and she comforted him, as he did her when she told him she was ill with cancer. They were alone at her place at times, two people sharing their pain, and one thing led to another. Such an occurrence wouldn't be a stretch of anyone's imagination. But she also came across as an opportunist, someone who sought out the limelight and a quick payday by inserting herself into the Anthony family drama. Plus there's that pseudonym of hers. That alone is reason enough to view her with suspicion.
We got another day of garbage strewn about in the courtroom Thursday, leaving everyone feeling dirty and in need of a good hot shower. But George couldn't wait to cleanse himself of the slime sticking to him as he left the stand for good. As he walked by the prosecution's table, he brushed his hands together. He had washed his hands of the whole mess, leaving Casey on her own.
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Wow! Fantastic accounting of the day. Thanks for making this sad tragic story bearable and readable.
Jeff ashton's question to George if he ever threw his dead pet in a swamp was NOT struck from the record! Bobo objected, and Judge Perry OVERRULED the question. George's answer was NO....for the record!
Get your facts correct or don't bother writing your article!
Casey Anthony's lead counsel's name is José Baez. To have called him otherwise leaves the door wide open for me to challenge the author of such a remark. Was the intention of the author to malign Mr Baez who is defending Casey Anthony, deserving of a fair trial. It is therefore, my opinion, that any following statement made by said individual be stricken and a competency test be ordered for that person immediately.
A concerned citizen.
To concerned citizen: It was Judge Perry that ensured Casey Anthony has a fair trail. Mr. Baez's defense was a train wreck. His client wasn't his first concern....he's looking ahead to his own court tv show on Telemundo.
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You certainly don't represent the majority here who happen to appreciate the fine job that Dave is doing here. I think I speak for everyone when I say "don't bother coming back".
Anon @ 12:37 AM, I totally agree with your comment.
This defense did not prove anything that they said they would in their opening statements. That does not surprise me in the least. I think they have handed Casey a guilty plea and she has no one to blame but her defense team. I just about fell off my chair when I heard Baez asking them about how their pets were buried. To me that proves that Casey did to Caylee what she learned from burying their pets. That was the last thing that the jurors heard from this defense. I would have thought they would have had a better ending. I found it interesting that George and Cindy said it was packing tape and Lee said it was duct tape. It sounds like Lee went over to the defense side and didn't care if that did any damage to his dad. He really is an angry person and we saw that on the stand. He needs to get some kind of counseling in my opinion ASAP. I am so looking forward to these people from Cindy's work testifying to her lieing about her time card and doing those searches. In some ways it is hard to believe that this case is almost over after waiting for so long. I, for one am looking forward to it being over. In just a matter of days Caylee Marie Anthony will be getting her justice.
Dave, this was another great article. Thanks again for being in the court room for us. It is very much appreciated!
Another great article Dave. I really hope the jury sees through everything and Casey gets what's coming to her. I pray for that. Thank you Dave. You are a wonderful writer. I don't know what your plans are for when this is over, but I hope it's to keep writing. I look forward to reading the final articles leading up to the end of this case. I know they'll be excellent. Hugs from Va!
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LMAO with the comment on spelling Mr. Baez name. Reminds me of Jeff Dunham and Peanut!
Mr. Baez pretty much put the shovel in Casey's hand yesterday. After him pointing out how the family disposed of their beloved pets it made me truly believe Casey had intended on burying Caylee in the backyard! WTH!! 2 dogs did hit back there. Casey did borrow a shovel. Caylee instead of having a proper burial was bagged just like the family pets. So if you put 1 and 1 together you get 2.
Mr. Baez pointed out George's suicide note. Now the jury has read it! Mason asked a Law Enforcement Officer about handcuffing Casey. So in comes the statement Cindy made about stolen money and credit cards. At the beginning of the trial I believe Mr. Baez asked someone for a hear say answer and that led to the State being allowed to bring in prior bad acts. However they have decided not to, to avoid it coming back on appeal.
With all that said I truly believed this would come back for ineffective counsel but from what I read it won't. Very hard to prove. :) Mr. Baez is in over his head. Has been since day one but either he is to stupid to realize or he only cared about making a name for himself. He has made a name for himself alright. Not one I personally would be proud of but a name no less.
Nice post, Dave- worth waiting for! I really think yesterday they lost their case irretrievably- 1 plus 1 does equal 2!
Now, anyone else notice that she has her yellow blouse today tied with a knot at back to make it tighter?! Dang! What a set of priorities!


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Commissioner John R. Norris Statement
November 15, 2012
Docket No. RM11-26-000
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Promoting Transmission Investment Through Pricing Reform
It has been two years since I first raised concerns with the Commissions transmission rate incentives policies in a separate statement in PATH.1 Since that time, Ive spent many hours in talks with my staff, Commission staff, my fellow Commissioners, and many stakeholders grappling with this issue. Ive also had countless discussions of transmission incentives as Ive traveled around the country, from discussions with concerned state regulators at NARUC meetings to discussions with the financial community on Wall Street. There are a number of strong and diverse opinions on our transmission incentives policies, and weve heard them all and tried to take them into account in crafting this Policy Statement.
It is clear to me that we continue to need significant transmission infrastructure in this country. Not only must we replace aging transmission infrastructure, but we also need new transmission infrastructure to reduce costly congestion, support competitive markets, and tap into our nations very rich renewable resource areas.
I was in Nashville yesterday at an incredible meeting. I found myself surprised to be sitting with a group of utilities and businesses in the Southeast who face virtually no Renewable Portfolio Standards (RPS) or other government clean energy mandates, but are still looking for ways to get access to clean energy. They are doing it purely on the basis of economics and fuel diversity, and its clear to them that transmission is key if they are to bring on the most efficiently produced and priced renewable energy to expand and diversify their fuel mix.
So what motivated Congress to direct this Commission to provide transmission incentives is as clear today as it was in 2005. But, how we do that goes to the heart of our responsibility. Sure, we can get more infrastructure built if we just throw a lot of money at it. But, our broader responsibility starts with ensuring fairness, or as our statutory directive tasks us, ensuring just and reasonable rates.
As I indicated in my statement in the PATH case, when determining whether to grant transmission rate incentives, and at what level, it is a struggle to find the right balance, and to provide a clear rationale for why a particular incentive was awarded to an individual project. Finding the sufficient levels of return and risk mitigation to attract adequate investment levels while protecting consumers from overpaying for essential power supply is a constant balancing act.
Todays Policy Statement represents that balancing act. It is also an example of the value of each commissioner bringing different viewpoints to the table and working together to find solutions that are in balance. I doubt any one party will see everything he or she wanted in todays Policy Statement. However, I believe that by working together we provide a better understanding of the purpose and objectives we seek to achieve with the various rate incentive tools that exist.
It is clear that going forward, we will place a great deal of emphasis on the available ratemaking incentives that reduce risk for a project. At the same time, we will raise the bar for applicants to demonstrate why incentive return on equity (ROE) adders are necessary on top of the base ROE (which already accounts for risk) and the risk-reducing incentives. We also provide better guidance on the types of projects that are likely to warrant an incentive ROE adderin the future. The Policy Statement highlights three important categories of projects that we believe, based on our experience, are likely to face risks and challenges that may justify an incentive ROE:
(1) Projects that relieve chronic grid congestion, providing demonstrable benefits to consumers;
(2) Projects that provide access to location-constrained resources, such as our nations wealth of renewable resources, that previously had no or limited access to markets; and
(3) Projects that build the grid of the future, rather than replicating the grid of the past, by incorporating new advanced technologies that allow more efficient utilization and integration of resources.
I would also note that I was greatly encouraged by the discussion earlier this week at the NARUC Annual Meeting. The sessions there showed the great promise of distributed generation, and the importance of considering non-transmission alternatives and demand-side management on a level playing field alongside new transmission infrastructure.
Even with these exciting developments, however, transmission remains the core infrastructure needed to support a reliable, efficient electricity system, and to unlock the renewable resources that will provide fuel diversity and clean energy at the most efficient price for consumers. Through this Policy Statement, along with Order No. 1000, our Proposed Policy Statement on Merchant Transmission, and our other efforts, the Commission is making progress in strengthening that core infrastructure for the future.
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Ontario, Canada
|Dundas Square
|Eaton Centre
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|The Gay Village
|The Distelery Disctrict
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|Train - Union Station & ViaRail
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|April 1 to October 31
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Just a day before officially taking over as president and COO of Crystal Cruises, Edie Bornstein met in New York with the press onboard Crystal Symphony, which was sailing on a fall foliage cruise.
"How long have you been with the Crystal family?" Bornstein asked individual members of the onboard crew, adding, "Thank you for all you do."
Bornstein is a 30-year veteran in the industry and a strong agent advocate as well as a savvy technology person. She comes to Crystal from Azamara Cruises, where she was senior vice president of marketing and sales. Prior to that, she was vice president of business development and strategic partnerships for Carnival Cruise Lines and also served as a senior officer at Cunard and Seabourn Cruise Lines, where she developed strategic plans and led partnerships with several respected luxury brands. This attention to partnerships is the one aspect of the future of Crystal she is willing to discuss with the press at this time.
"I think just about any brand would be delighted to partner with Crystal," she said. "From a branding perspective, the world is our oyster. Stay tuned."
Prior to her in-house positions with the cruise lines, Bornstein was vice president of cruise and specialty sales, marketing and customer support for Amadeus Global Distribution System. In this position, she was instrumental in the implementation of automation solutions for the cruise industry and numerous other projects, and her breadth of experience should prove very useful to the cruise line.
The announcement of Bornstein's position has reversed the recent trend among cruise companies to place financial experts at the head of their lines. Agents and industry executives have been lavish in their praise for Bornstein, who has been flooded by emails and phone calls expressing their congratulations on her new position.
Bornstein replaces Gregg Michel, who resigned after a long tenure at Crystal, where he arrived as senior vice president, finance and administration in 1988, going on to become president and COO in 2001.
"The Crystal family greatly appreciate the efforts and accomplishments of Gregg Michel during his presidency, his service on our board of directors and his contributions as a founding member of the management team," said Nobuyoshi Kuzuya, Crystal chairman and CEO. "During his tenure, Crystal Cruises has maintained an enviable reputation in the luxury market, offering an unparalleled cruise experience. Besides his contributions to our own company, he has been a great champion of environmental efforts that have supported the cruise industry."
Michel has not given any indication of his plans for the future.
Meanwhile, Crystal has been voted best cruise line for midsize ships for a record 20th year by Conde Nast Traveler readers. Crystal outranked its luxury peers in almost all the voting categories, including itineraries, excursions, service, food, activities/facilities and design.
"To earn this award once is an incredible achievement. To be recognized by discerning travelers for an unprecedented 20 years is astounding," said Bornstein. "While I have long admired Crystal from afar, it was only when I recently sailed that I fully grasped why this experience receives such consistent accolades."
Crystal's two ships are also being polished to a newbuild level. A recent $15 million extreme makeover of Crystal Symphony's Avenue Saloon, Palm Court, Galaxy Lounge, Hollywood Theatre, Bridge Lounge, passenger boarding area and Fantasia and Waves junior cruisers facilities is being followed by a $17 million extreme makeover of Crystal Serenity this month.


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In the Matter of
Centura Software Corp.,
ORDER INSTITUTING PROCEEDINGS, MAKING FINDINGS, AND REVOKING REGISTRATION OF SECURITIES PURSUANT TO SECTION 12(j) OF THE SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934
The Securities and Exchange Commission ("Commission") deems it necessary and appropriate for the protection of investors that proceedings be, and hereby are, instituted pursuant to Section 12(j) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 ("Exchange Act"), against Centura Software Corp. ("Centura" or "Respondent").
In anticipation of the institution of these proceedings, Respondent has submitted an Offer of Settlement (the "Offer") which the Commission has determined to accept. Solely for the purpose of these proceedings and any other proceedings brought by or on behalf of the Commission, or to which the Commission is a party and without admitting or denying the findings herein, except as to the Commission's jurisdiction over it and the subject matter of these proceedings, Respondent consents to the entry of this Order Instituting Proceedings, Making Findings, and Revoking Registration of Securities Pursuant to Section 12(j) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 ("Order"), as set forth below.
On the basis of this Order and Respondent's Offer, the Commission finds that:
1. Centura (CIK No. 895021), a forfeited Delaware corporation that was based in Redwood Shores, California, is a defunct computer software company. The common stock of Centura has been registered under Exchange Act Section 12(g) since February 16, 1993. The stock is quoted on the Pink Sheets (symbol "MBNEQ"). The Respondent filed a Chapter 11 proceeding on August 21, 2001.
2. Centura has failed to comply with Exchange Act Section 13(a) and Rules 13a-1 and 13a-13 thereunder, while its common stock was registered with the Commission in that it has not filed an Annual Report on Form 10-K for any fiscal year subsequent to the fiscal year ending December 31, 2000, or quarterly reports on Form 10-Q for any fiscal period subsequent to its fiscal quarter ending March 31, 2001.
Section 12(j) of the Exchange Act provides as follows:
The Commission is authorized, by order, as it deems necessary or appropriate for the protection of investors to deny, to suspend the effective date of, to suspend for a period not exceeding twelve months, or to revoke the registration of a security, if the Commission finds, on the record after notice and opportunity for hearing, that the issuer of such security has failed to comply with any provision of this title or the rules and regulations thereunder. No member of a national securities exchange, broker, or dealer shall make use of the mails or any means or instrumentality of interstate commerce to effect any transaction in, or to induce the purchase or sale of, any security the registration of which has been and is suspended or revoked pursuant to the preceding sentence.
In view of the foregoing, the Commission finds that it is necessary and appropriate for the protection of investors to impose the sanction specified in Respondent's Offer.
Accordingly, it is hereby ORDERED, pursuant to Section 12(j) of the Exchange Act, that registration of each class of Respondent's securities registered pursuant to Section 12 of the Exchange Act be, and hereby is, revoked.
By the Commission.
Jonathan G. Katz
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- Shotglass of thai style crab salad
- Prawn and vegetable rice paper wrap
- Spoon of larb - this was a revelation when Adam first made it after his Thai trip - thai fish sauce, minced pork, loads of lime, lemon grass, ginger, fresh mint & coriander thrown in at the last minute. Unbelievable. We served a couple of seconds of this too.
- Thai style chicken satay with satay dip which also went with the prawn wrap
- Tab tim grob - a variation on this recipe (maybe red food colouring needs to be more). I left them guessing what this was till the end. Water chestnuts - who would have thought it? It's so light and refreshing - just what you need on a warm day.
- Gluay ping - grilled bananas in palm sugar syrup - popular street food. See more info here . Cooked these on the grill pan while they were eating the main course - charred flavour worked well. Helps if they're slightly underripe.
- Chocolate and mango mousse - a variation on this recipe
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Before I forget...
And I had to go to Dr. Wally for some information, too.
I'm a bad, bad man.
CycleDog: (n) 1. An all-weather bicyclist, often regarded as one very sick puppy with a bad attitude. 2. A ankle-biting poodle with a Mohawk. (l)Canis familiaris cyclus
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Labels: bicycling history, bicycling photographs
Labels: bicycling advocacy
Wally and I were at the bar in Larry's Cafe one night recently. We'd been there long enough that Larry had to field two calls from She-Who-Must-Be-Obeyed, who was wondering where we could be found. Larry can tell tall tales with the best of them, but he's a terrible liar. She-Who-etc. knew we were there and she grilled him mercilessly during that second call.
"Um, I'll have to shut you guys off after this one," he said. "I'm sorry, but that's the way it is."
Wally and I understood. The part he was leaving out was the threat she'd made to call his wife and give her an earful too. Larry's a great guy and he didn't need that kind of grief, so we settled up and finished our drinks. We speculated that wives formed the first-ever union back in cave man days, and that led inevitably to things like agriculture and civilization. Otherwise, we'd still spend the bulk of our time grunting and chasing animals for food. Despite being a little boozy, we were aware that stuff rolls downhill and we were not at the top of the slope.
Time spent in Larry's is never wasted. I've learned many astonishing things while perched on a barstool, though to be honest, many of them are not suitable for a family discussion. I've learned of the best places for trout fishing by listening carefully to determine what those lyin' sacks of fishermen left out. Grouse hunters are the same. They never mention their favorite places, either, so rapt attention to detail is essential.
But I learned more from my best friend Wally than all the others combined, and it didn't take intelligence analysis worthy of the CIA. I'd just buy a couple of rounds.
When I got home that evening, I pulled a crumpled paper napkin out of my pocket. One corner was missing, torn off by Wally because a young woman had written her phone number on it. The rest of the napkin was covered with my cramped handwriting. I played James Boswell to Wally's Samuel Johnson.
In no particular order, here's what I learned that night:
"Unless you're e.e. cummings, learn how the caps key works. If you are e.e. cummings, the unfortunate news is that you're dead."
"The Dustbuster was originally intended for picking up rocks on the Apollo moon missions." Wally said this to an attractive young woman who probably hadn't been born when Neil Armstrong walked on the moon. Of course, he insisted it was Neil Young who'd first stepped onto the lunar surface, but the sweet young thing missed that too.
"Ronald McDonald is a god in some primitive cultures and most of the southern states." I couldn't argue with this one.
"Many in Oklahoma are proud to be out of step with the rest of the nation, yet I'm proud to be out of step with the majority of Oklahomans."
"Franch dressing: Ranch dressing with a dash of ketchup." I had to make a face at this one, but I know people who would love it.
"I graduated from the University of Old Men." No argument there. We're both graduates.
"I keep meaning to get the senile citizens discount, but then I forget to ask."
"Integrity is admirable, but hypocrisy pays better."
"Them library police....they'll throw the book at you." Sweet Young Thing laughed very prettily at this one.
"...so men desperately need to have an all-consuming hobby like hunting, fishing, sports, or even bicycling in order to distract them from the ultimate reality. And that's the plain truth that no matter what we do in life, no matter what we achieve or the wealth we accumulate, at the end we all die. I'm tellin' ya, it's the fear of death that drives us, nothing else." This one prompted Sweet Young Thing to write her phone number on the napkin.
"Broken Elbow, Oklahoma, received Tin status from LAB's Bike Friendly City program." This is true, but I can't decide if it's more disparaging toward Broken Elbow or the League's awards program.
"He's been given the urine-soaked crotch of courage award." This was directed at another 'bicycle' advocate at the far end of the bar, a man Wally despises for his hypocrisy and fear mongering. They have a long-standing feud peppered with more acrimony than any of Wally's ex-wives. He never hesitates to make fun of the man, particularly by mangling his name.
"Dog Porn would want a bike lane up his..."
And this is where Larry cut us off. Perhaps it was just as well.
Labels: satire
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Labels: bicycling advocacy, bicycling education, examiner bicycle
BERLIN (Reuters) - A Berlin brothel has come up with a novel way to negate the impact of the global economic crisis and target a new group of customers at the same time -- offering a discount to patrons who arrive on bicycles.
"The recession has hit our industry hard," said Thomas Goetz, owner of the "Maison d'envie" brothel.
Labels: bicycling humor
Labels: sarcasm
Think You Know Much About "Intimacy"?
Yes, I do. And it's unlikely I'll learn more from your e-mail.
More bankers commit suicide
We can only hope.
Give her much more pleasure than she expects from you.
She's gonna out-live me. That should be pleasure enough.
Shower her with bedroom moments she won't forget
We have two kids. It's unlikely she'll forget how they came to be here.
Be hot long action king
Listen, at my age, "long hot action" involves spicy food.
Girls best friend ? Viagra pink!
And here I was thinking it was diamonds.
Become perpetuum mobile of love heedlessness semipellucid
Why does this sound like Umberto Eco talking dirty?
Get real mammoth in pants
Mammoths are extinct. What are you implying?
Become her master, he, whose rod can show her where heaven is.
You know, I kinda like this one as a new name – He-whose-rod-points-to-Heaven – or some such.
Get your hair problems fixed with Rogaine.
Have you seen my hair?
Why lie? I need money.
Ah. Refreshing honesty.
And you does feel badly? It is not needed to take a recipe!
Good. I wasn't planning on taking a recipe.
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21 Pounds in 21 Days: The Martha's Vineyard Diet Detox
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Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin, who renounced his U.S. citizenship earlier this year, made his debut on a Singapore rich list published by Forbes Magazine.
Brazilian-born Saverin, 30, is No.8 on the list with an estimated net worth of $2.2 billion.
Saverin has been living in Singapore since 2009 but only gave up his U.S. citizenship ahead of Facebook's initial public offering.


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