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Barcelona extends Adriano's deal through 2017
Associated PressBarcelona has renewed defender Adriano's contract through to 2017 and added a buyout clause at 90 million euros ($116 million).
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Frank De Boer signs contract extension with Ajax
ESPN staffFrank de Boer has ended speculation about his future by penning a new four-year contract with Eredivisie champions Ajax.
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West Coast Conference, Jamie Zaninovich reach three-year extensio...
West Coast Conference Commissioner Jamie Zaninovich has received a three-year contract extension that takes him through May 31, 2017.
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Garrett: Tony Romo worthy of increased role
Calvin WatkinsDallas Cowboys owner/general manager Jerry Jones said quarterback Tony Romo will have a bigger role in the offensive game-planning and spend more time at Valley Ranch after Romo signed his $108 million contract extension last month. It was met wit...
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Dimitroff confident on Matt Ryan extension
Pat YasinskasWithout locking into any time frame, Atlanta Falcons general manager Thomas Dimitroff said he's confident a contract extension will be worked out with quarterback Matt Ryan. Dimitroff was asked by a fan for a status update during Thursday night's ...
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U.S. defender Steve Cherundolo signs new Hannover deal
Associated PressUnited States defender Steve Cherundolo has signed a one-year contract extension with Hannover, six days after the captain set a club record for Bundesliga appearances.
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Frank Lampard agrees new Chelsea deal
ESPN staffChelsea have announced Frank Lampard has signed a one-year contract extension at Stamford Bridge.
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Chelsea, Frank Lampard agree to 1-year contract extension
Chelsea and Frank Lampard agreed to a new one-year deal.
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Blaszczykowski set to sign new deal
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Sources -- The Los Angeles Clippers are still considering keeping...
Ramona Shelburne and Marc SteinThe Los Angeles Clippers, after following up the first division title in franchise history with a disappointing first-round playoff exit, have not ruled out bringing back coach Vinny Del Negro, according to sources close to the process.
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DeAngelo Williams of Carolina Panthers reworks deal -- source
Pat YasinskasDeAngelo Williams has restructured his contract, a move that likely takes the running back off the trade block and keeps him with the Carolina Panthers.
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Barcelona B defender Sergi Gomez pens new deal
Dermot Corrigan, Spain CorrespondentBarcelona B defender Sergi Gomez has agreed a new two-year contract with the Camp Nou club
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Mike Conley makes good on show of faith
Ramona ShelburneAfter being handed a starting job and a big contract early in his career, Mike Conley earning his place as a leader for the Grizzlies.
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Chicago Cubs lock in Anthony Rizzo with 7-year, $41 million deal
The Chicago Cubs and first baseman Anthony Rizzo have agreed to a 7-year, $41 million deal, sources confirmed to ESPN.
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Kaine tops Allen in heavyweight Senate race
Democrat Tim Kaine surged to victory over Republican George Allen in one of the most-watched U.S. Senate races in the 2012 cycle.
Kaine projected winner in Virginia Senate race
Sen. Patty Murray, Chair of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, released the following statement congratulating Tim Kaine on his election night victory in Virginia:
Allen makes late-game coal push
The George Allen Senate campaign is on the air Thursday with a new TV ad attacking Tim Kaine on coal. The spot, titled "Pie Chart," highlights a 2009 speech in which Kaine explained his commitment to make coal a smaller part of our nation's energy resources.
Kaine pushes jobs, common ground in new ads
In two new ads released on Wednesday, Democratic Party Senate nominee Tim Kaine presented Virginia voters with his closing argument – sharing his economic priorities, his commitment to the Commonwealth of Virginia, his record of finding common ground in Richmond, and his committment to doing the same in Washington.
Chris Graham: Strangely quiet Virginia Senate race
Other than the occasional report on polls that of late have put Tim Kaine in the lead over George Allen, it's been strangely quiet on the campaign trail in the Virginia Senate race. Think about it. Battleground state, two former governors, both of whom have been talked about at one time or another as possible future players on the national stage, locked in what has been a neck-and-neck race for 18 months, and … nothing.
DSCC poll: Kaine leads Senate race by four
A new Virginia Senate poll conducted for the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee shows Democratic nominee Tim Kaine leading Republican opponent George Allen by four points.
Kaine, Allen duel on economy in TV spots
Senate candidates Tim Kaine and George Allen have taken to the airwaves thsi week with a pair of ads hitting economic issues.
Unions unveil new TV ad blasting Allen on health care
Members of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME), the National Education Association and the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) launched a new television ad in the Washington, D.C., media market hitting Republican Senate nominee George Allen's record on health care.
Poll: Kaine up seven in Senate race
The latest Public Policy Polling survey of Virginia voters backs a run of recent polls that show Democrat Tim Kaine surging into the lead in what has been a tight U.S. Senate race with Republican George Allen.

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EXETER, Maine (NEWS CENTER) --- About 40 firefighters in Central Maine were called out Monday night after a church caught fire in the town of Exeter.
Fire crews from five nearby towns responded to the church on Exeter Road a little after 8 p.m. Responders believe a wood stove caused the flames to break out at the Full Gospel Church of Exeter. No one was inside the church at the time. Its believed a neighbor called 9-1-1 after seeing the flames.
Firefighters managed to get the fire under control after about an hour. Much of the church was left standing. However responders say it did sustan smoke and water damages.
"Luckily we had a lot of mutual aid tankers tonight," said Shawn Richards, who is the assistant chief of the Corinna Fire Department, which covers Exeter, "it did take us a bit to get a water supply established but fortunately I don't think we ever ran out of water. We had a lot of tankers tonight so all in all it was a pretty decent night."
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Michelle Grattan is the political editor of The Age. In 2008, she shared the Melbourne Press Club Lifetime Achievement Award with Laurie Oakes. She edited the books 'Reconciliation' and 'Australian Prime Ministers' (2000), and wrote 'Back on the Wool Track' (2004).
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Monday, Feb. 7
Check out the interior progress at Point Breeze's Wander Inn, soon to be known as American Sardine Bar.
This week in Arterial Terrorism: Chef Matthew Hartnett's "Burgermeister Meisterburger" at Hop Angel Brauhaus.
Zaffron is a new Mediterranean grill operation in the Shops at Liberty Place.
Duck fat chicken wings, cold-smoked salmon, abundant vegetable boards and various other Super Bowl-related fatness via Notes from the Weekend.
Tuesday, Feb. 8
Peep the menus for the brand-new Opa, which just opa-ened at 13th/Sansom.
Rapidly expanding healthy-grub chain Sweetgreen is working on a West Philly branch.
Want a sneak peek of chef Todd Dae Kulper's upcoming Royal Sushi and Izakaya? Stop by Khyber Pass Pub on Feb. 21.
Wednesday, Feb. 9
Spruce Street Espresso is opening a second location, a mere block away from their current digs.
Manayunk's Old Eagle Tavern has rolled out a brand-new menu.
Restaurant Remix: Check out our home cook-friendly tribute to the amazing cassoulet at Bistrot La Minette.
Thursday, Feb. 10
Coconut M&Ms get the Weekly Candy treatment from Erin Finnerty. Check out the comments for some very pointed M&M opinions!
So we freaked out a little bit about a stupid Nutella lawsuit.
Chef Brian Ricci shows us the ropes of his pizza operation at Kennett.
Friday, Feb. 11
Adrian Pelliccia previews Kitchen at Penn, a home-cookin' takeout/delivery service started by a UPenn senior.
Felicia D. gets twisted about Hammond's Pretzels of Lancaster.
Oyster House bartender Jordan Stalsworth's Rhino Tooth is one whiskey drink you should consume post-haste.
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Monday, Jan. 31
Kitchen is a new homemade delivery/catering service in West Philly.
Check out food/cocktail pairings for a flat rate at Xochitl through February.
Chili contests, fancy-shmance bourbon, references to Betty Draper's fainting couch and more in Notes from the Weekend.
Tuesday, Feb. 1
Dock Street's chili pepper-infused Prisoner of Hell ale is heavenly.
Lots more details on Fork & Barrel's upcoming Center City joint, called The Grainery.
Wednesday, Feb. 2
Adam Erace shares the Erace Clan's crab gravy recipe. His grandmother has subsequently disowned him.
Falafel Bar is brand-new in Center City.
Adrian Pelliccia has your V-Day dinner plans on lock! Check out his huge Valentine's roundup.
Check out the boss interior of Opa, opening this week at 13th/Sansom.
Thursday, Feb. 3
Sonata chef/owner Mark Tropea just launched his latest winter menu.
Take a photo tour of Plenty, the new Passyunk Avenue food market.
A.D. Amorosi chats up developer/restaurant owner Joe Grasso about his still-to-come American Oak.
Friday, Feb. 4
Chip Roman and Jason Cichonski's collaboration in Chestnut Hill has a new name.
It was nice knowing you, Snackbar.
Mmm, edible hippos! The latest Weekly Candy features a mammalian snack from Kinder.
Laurel Rose Purdy checks out the French side of Lebanese food at NoLibs' Cafe La Maude.
The Francisville neighborhood has a new café, called Flying Carpet.
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Monday, Jan. 24
Ha Saigon is a new South Philly Viet joint with a great pedigree.
Details have emerged on The Farm and Fisherman, coming soon to Pine Street.
We test out Iron Chef-approved meals to go from Garces Trading Co.
Healthy Bites To Go offers a sweet dough-saving "happy hour" in the afternoons.
Weasel poo coffee? Bean-swapping extravaganzas? Batali stews? All in Notes from the Weekend.
Tuesday, Jan. 25
Pumpkin Market and Pumpkin Café are merging.
Adam Erace is getting increasingly herbaceous with his Aerogarden.
Wednesday, Jan. 26
Mike Stollenwerk's fish has launched a Sunday small-plate deal for adventurous eaters.
Peter McAndrews has opened his new Monsu in the Italian Market, and we've got the pics/menu.
Details on the Bryan Sikora-helmed restaurant coming to the AKA Rittenhouse Square.
Thursday, Jan. 27
UPenn's museum is cooking up some archaeologically inspired eats.
Friday, Jan. 28
Our reader wants to know: Who's got the best Korean BBQ in Philly?
Meiji Chocorooms get the Weekly Candy treatment from Erin Finnerty.
Not even Cannulli's is immune to THUNDERSNOW!
Wolfgang Puck has entered the Philly market, albeit as a caterer.
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Monday, Jan. 17
The owners of Pesto have launched their own pizzeria.
The Scotophiles at Kennett toast to the poet Robert Burns with haggis and more.
Home-butchered bunnies, Home Depot eats, whole fish, pork dumplings and a lot more in Notes from the Weekend.
Tuesday, Jan. 18
Check out our video feature on MangoMoon's new Chef in Residence program, the first installment of which features Okinawan chef Harry Ige.
Wednesday, Jan. 19
The Philly chapter of the U.S. Bartenders' Guild has big plans for the first weekend of February.
Peep chef Tim McGinnis' menus for Plenty, a new project on East Passyunk.
Vegan chef/caterer Rachel Klein is now delivering lunch to Center City once a week.
Chocolate and yogurt, together forever! Ritter Sport's Yogurt Bar gets the Weekly Candy treatment.
Thursday, Jan. 20
Fathom Seafood House is getting quite close in Fishtown (where else?).
The PLCB is reopening its (slightly hated-on) automated wine kiosks.
Friday, Jan. 21
The new Elixr Coffee is doing the brew thing just off 15th and Locust.
Meet the latest members of Team Meal Ticket!
Read up on Pizza Brain, an ambitious-sounding pizza project set for Fishtown.
Sunday, Jan. 23
Belgian bakery/cafe Le Pain Quotidien now has a location in Philly. Check out our pics.
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Monday, Jan. 10
Chef Josh Lawler, formerly of Dan Barber's Blue Hill at Stone Barns, is opening his own restaurant on Pine Street.
Adam Erace experiments with his Biodome-y Aerogarden and will keep us posted on its progress. SPACE HERBZ
Tacos, home brew fig/choco stout, 'cue on cue, old-school caesars and more in Notes from the Weekend.
Tuesday, Jan. 11
Maru Global Takoyaki and The Foodery are collaborating on an awesome-sounding beer dinner.
Cantina Feliz, from Garces alum Tim Spinner, is now open in Fort Washington.
Wednesday, Jan. 12
The 4500 block of Walnut is becoming a Little Lebanon, especially with the debut of Manakeesh Café.
James responds to its exclusion from Philly Mag's Top 50 restaurants list with a little creative marketing.
Freshii hits the Philly market running with free food aplenty to mark its debut.
Red Zone is a sports bar concept taking over the old Café Spice in Old City.
D4L be damned: Erin Finnerty profiles the Laffy Taffy Sparkle Cherry variety in Weekly Candy.
Thursday, Jan. 13
It's lunchtime at Daniel Stern's lofty R2L.
Laurel Rose Purdy rounds up non-Restaurant Week deals you should take advantage of this Restaurant Week.
Anyone see The Soup Nazi at Doc's on Girard Avenue this weekend?
Friday, Jan. 14
Upstares at Varalli is becoming Perch Pub.
Pizzeria Stella is running one hell of a $25 deal through Friday.
You sound grill like you're from London! Tashan, in the 777 building, is sourcing some super-sleek tandoor ovens from the U.K.
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Monday, Jan. 3
South Philly staple Iannelli's is making big progress on its expansion.
Filipino purple yams, Puerto Rican egg nog, Chemex experimentation, the pasta dish we fondly refer to as "whoresghetti" and more in Notes from the Weekend.
Peep a photo tour of Stephen Starr's brand-new pub, The Dandelion.
Tuesday, Jan. 4
For Pete's Sake's cream of potato soup is something you should Eat Immediately.
NYC transplant Serafina is aiming to open in the spring.
Details on the Chestnut Hill collaboration from chefs Chip Roman and Jason Cichonski.
Georges Perrier talks to Meal Ticket about giving his legendary Le Bec-Fin a second chance.
Wednesday, Jan. 5
Marc Vetri and Brad Spence are going old-school with Sunday Gravy at Amis.
Chef Tim McGinnis lands a sweet-sounding new gig in South Philly.
There's a new winter menu at Cochon, and it sounds phenomenal.
Old City's Crocodile launches an all-pickleback shot menu.
Thursday, Jan. 6
Valanni now has a lounge-y, bottle-service-y new half called SOCIAL.
Little Fish is back open in its new digs â check out the opening menu.
The old Spaghetti Warehouse is becoming something liquor-licensed â and 4 Corners and R5 Productions' Sean Agnew are definitely involved.
Friday, Jan. 7
Jose Garces and crew hook yet another 35-pound octopus for us to eat.
Enter the Khyber Pass Pub's Jan. 29 beer chili cookoff!
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Monday, Dec. 27
OCF Realty is getting into the coffee biz, with two cafés on the way.
You go there for the calentitas, but Adam Erace reminds also to snag the salsa at Tortilleria y San Roman.
Oyster House will launch âOysters 101" courses in the new year.
It's a Christmas edition of Notes from the Weekend, featuring tuna crudo, Yorkshire pudding, a tree made of cheese, googly-eyed challah and more.
Tuesday, Dec. 28
We bet you've never made a reservation at Chick-fil-A before. Here's why you should.
Peep our inside-the-kitchen photos from Bistrot La Minette dinner at the James Beard House.
Adam Erace reveals his Seven Fishes-friendly oyster-roasting technique.
Wednesday, Dec. 29
P'yunk's Lucky 13 Pub has a new chef.
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Thursday, Dec. 30
Chef Alex Capasso's Blackbird is moving to new digs in Collingswood.
The Swift Half has called it a day in The Piazza.
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Erace is so didactic. Here he shares his technique for simple syrup, a simple answer to herb overload
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Monday, Dec. 20
In a ballsy move, Resurrection Ale House yanks its popular fried chicken off the menu.
BBQ chain Famous Dave's now has an outpost in Center City.
Known for its breads and pastries, Artisan Boulanger Patissier now carries ... sushi!
English onion soup, Han Dynasty, anchovy pizza, Taco Bell, Ultimo Coffee and lots more fat-dude action in Notes from the Weekend.
Tuesday, Dec. 21
Check out some local food/drink people invading your radio speakers.
Already a sushi destination, Zama is shaping up to be quite the sake drinker's spot, too.
Salt & Pepper opens in its new digs on East Passyunk.
Wednesday, Dec. 22
Ho ho ho-rrendous amounts of holiday work to finish!
Thursday, Dec. 23
The normally breakfast/brunch/lunch only Cafe Estelle will cook dinner to ring in 2010.
Friday, Dec. 24
Christopher Lee, who made a big splash during his days at Striped Bass, is hunting Philly for a space for a new seafood concept.
Check out City Paper's brand-new happy hour guide/mobile app, powered by GoTime.
Residents of Ardmore will soon be able to get their Di Bruno's fix.
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Monday, Dec. 13
South Philly beer bar Devil's Den lands a new chef, Paul Trowbridge.
Shot Tower Coffee is a brand-new Stumptown brewer at Sixth/Christian.
Center City's Moshi Moshi is becoming a new sushi concept called Numa.
Lane cake and Percy Street and Eggs in Purgatory and Han Dynasty (and more) in Notes from the Weekend.
Tuesday, Dec. 14
Barbuzzo is now offering take-home six-packs of their ridiculously popular chocolate caramel budino dessert.
Thanks to everyone for voting for Meal Ticket in the Philebrity Awards!
Spicy, spreadable salami, so good peep the n'duja at Southwark.
Wednesday, Dec. 15
Former Meal Ticket intern Marie D. has a new NJ-focused food blog, Chew Jersey. (Nice name!)
The Quick Fixx, opening next year, will crank out fast/healthy meals on South Street.
We've got the menu for Rittenhouse's new Yamaki Sushi.
Your first peek inside The Dandelion, Stephen Starr's English pub at 18th/Sansom.
Thursday, Dec. 16
Kibitz Room has new owners, a new menu and a new name Schlesinger's.
The new Colosseo Pizza is cranking out pies on Spring Garden.
Friday, Dec. 17
The Corner, the restaurant that's taken over the former APO space, is now open.
A series of vending machines stocked with local, all-natural snacks is planned for Philly in early 2011.
Do Rips really consider themselves "Innovation in Licorice"? We run 'em down in Weekly Candy.
Want to intern with Meal Ticket? Apply! Deadline is Dec. 29.
Sat., Dec. 18
Check out pics inside the new Tyson Bees truck now making the rounds on Philly streets.
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Monday, Dec. 6
Check out the pics of 1 Shot Coffee's new digs in NoLibs it's beautiful!
Not one to be outballed, Stephen Starr adds a once-weekly meatball option at Pizzeria Stella.
Speaking of pretty and new spaces: Kennett is looking good in Queen Village.
Adsum chef Matt Levin was not joking about his plans to host Four Loko dinner.
Lots of lovely reader sharing, plus mentions of Celebre's, Kanella, N. 3rd and more, in Notes from the Weekend.
Tuesday, Dec. 7
Freshii, a new healthy-eating concept, opens soon in Center City.
Time introduces chicken-fried foie gras. We bow to you, Time.
Yamaki Sushi sets up shop in Rittenhouse.
Cookie Confidential is hawking cheesesteak cookies, bacon peanut brittle and more off South.
Wednesday, Dec. 8
Get together with the Philly beer community to honor late Philly Beer Week founder Bruce Nichols.
Marabella Meatball Co. sets up shop on Walnut Street.
Sneak peek inside Shot Tower Coffee at Sixth and Christian.
Show some love to Meal Ticket in the second annual Philebrity Awards.
Thursday, Dec. 9
Philadelphia Chutney Co. is already working on its second location.
Here's the name of Stephen Starr's upcoming English pub. What do you think?
Pure Fare, a high-tech new café for Center City, will open in January.
There's lots of good Pocky out there, but Coconut Pocky might be the best.
Friday, Dec. 10
Want to eat like an Iron Chef America judge? Head to JG Domestic this month.
More healthy-eatin' goodness for the area Sweetgreen is opening in Ardmore.
Love old-school kiddie cereals? So do the owners of South Street's Supper, and they want to eat some with you.
Roasted meat on spits! Rotisseur is opening at 21st and Chestnut.
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A PENSIONER had to be rescued from a broken down lift at a Whalley care home.
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'Physicians have reached a tipping point'
Dr. Louis McIntyre, from Westchester County, New York, testified with three other health care experts before part of the House Small Business Committee on Thursday to explain the increasing challenges Congress and insurance companies have put on doctors who work for small or solo practices.
Rising costs of malpractice insurance and regulatory paperwork, along with shrinking reimbursements paid to doctors on behalf of Medicare patients, have all but forced doctors to become hospital employees, McIntyre said. He believes patients will see the quality and accessibility of healthcare deteriorate as more and more doctors, struggling to eke out a profit, leave their private practices for hospitals.
"Doctors know that they cannot meet all the demands placed upon them in an environment of shrinking revenues and increasing costs, and take care of patients at the same time," McIntyre said.
The malpractice insurance at McIntyre's Westchester Orthopedic Associates increased from $40,000 to $110,000 per year per doctor between 1994 and 2010.
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- Lady Whitewolf 2012/07/26 17:31:37IHMO if thse spoiled-brat doctors want to quit, let them... there are plenty of other souls waiting in the wings to do the job the SHOULD have been doing.... healing the sick! Did they go into medicine to HEAL or to SLUCK UP THE BIG BUCKS?
When they find there are no other jobs out there and they can't buy a new BMW every year, they'll come back to reality. - They sure didn't become doctors to become entangled in a mess of paperwork and the government dictating everything they do!
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Home to rednecks and beaners alike, wishes that it had class like Golden. BTW you idiot coors brewing company isn't in Wheat Ridge you Wheat Tard its in Golden. Wheat Ridge High School is home to many douche bags who suck at lacrosse and like vandalizing things. The residents of this town usually lack class, manners, good looks, intelligence, and for the males cocks.
Also home to inbreds, white trash, and faggots like Conrad. Golden and RV typically own these trailor trash bastards in all sports except for one year in football but it aint gonna happen again DEMONS GOIN TO STATE BABY! WRHS student: Hey dude lets go get wasted and hit on some 13 year olds
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Is the home of the Coors BOTTLE Company....the company that makes the beer bottles for the Golden based brewery. Coors gets its bottles from the plant in Wheat Ridge.
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A small burb west of Denver having around 33,000 citizens.
Home of the Coors Bottle Company, the city is known as the Carnation Capitol of the World and for the rich wheat fields that once occupied the land. A great small town in the middle of the big city! Wheat Ridge, Colorado... a great hometown!
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wheat ridge is fuckin awesome, and golden is really lame. the golden deamons suck at life so i dont blame them for their hollow insults. wheat ridge football is exceptional. And wheat ridge is home to the best bros ever; nick, eric, sam and tim. they own that town all day everyday. Dub R K golden sucks at life -wheat ridge residents


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Compact. Good color. Very good digital still images. Very portable.
- Cons Video quality could be better. Last year's nice OLED screen not on this year's model. Shutter lag evident in still shots. No optical-image stabilization.
Bottom Line
Although it's still chasing the competition, this tiny HD camcorder offers decent video capturing and still-image capabilities, all in one handy package.
Last year, in my review of the Sanyo Xacti VPC-HD1, Sanyo's first attempt at a high-definition camcorder, I wrote that its small size was a plus but that the video quality needed improvement for it to keep up with the competition. So how does this year's model, the Xacti VPC-HD2, stack up? Pretty well. But the competition has improved, tooespecially products from Sony and Canon. This means that despite some key advances, the HD2 won't be taking the lead in the camcorder category just yet. Sanyo, however, has sweetened the deal a bit by offering the HD2 for $699.99 list, $100 less than last year's HD model.
On its own merits, the HD2 is a step up from Sanyo's first-generation HD camcorder. For example, like the HD1, the HD2 is very convenient for those who are left-handed, since all the shooting controls are on the back of the camcorder. Indeed, you should consider it if you like hybrid cameras. It's one of the first camcorders I've seen where still images and video are on an almost equal footing.
The camcorder captures 720p high-definition footage, which looked quite good, sharp, and fairly clear on both my lab computer monitors and HDTVs. The lens gives you a 10X optical zoom range, which begins at 38mm and lets you zoom to 380mm (35mm equivalent range.) It takes 7-megapixel stills, a lot more than last year's model, which topped out at 5MP.
Unlike last year's model, the HD2 lets you store video on SD and SDHC memory cards. Video is encoded as an MPEG-4 file, to keep file sizes small. So, if you're using a 2GB memory card and capturing video at the highest quality setting, you'll be able to store about a half-hour of video (28.5 minutes, to be more exact). For still images, you can capture almost 600 7MP stills (at the highest quality setting) on a 2GB memory card. Although you can choose a 10MP setting for stills, I would avoid doing so because the camera uses interpolation to get larger file sizes.
The zoom range, which applies to both stills and video, doesn't have a true wide-angle view, but you can purchase an additional 0.6X Wide & Macro adapter, which is essentially two lenses combined into one. You also have the option of separating the two functions and using just the Macro portion of the combo lens. The accessory lens fits right over the camcorder's lens, but it's not a flawless solution, since both its wide-angle and macro configurationsespecially the macrodistort the image around the edges of photos and video. But for $100, this accessory is not a bad way to go to get a few wide-angle shots into your composition.
There's only electronic or digital image stabilization (IS) which, unfortunately, works only when taking video. And because of the 10X optical zoom, it would be nice to have a more robust optical IS feature.
When I compared the HD2's video quality with that of the Sony HC3, one of last year's Editors' Choice HD camcorders, Sanyo's HD video looked too contrasty. The image was slightly oversharpened and had a narrower dynamic range than that of more-expensive, full-featured HD camcorders. This is particularly evident when shadowy areas are swallowed up by dark tones and details in highlight areas get blown out.
The color, however, was fairly accurate and vibrant. But I did notice some slight sharpening, almost creating an outline around figures. In my action clip test, the autofocus performed better than last year's model as well, but there were still a few moments when the camera seemed to zoom in and out as if it were searching for a focusing point. The HD2 scored 625 on my lines of resolution test. That is higher than SD, but a bit below other HD camcorders.
Another new element included in the HD2 is an HDMI port in the camcorder dock to ensure the best digital signal output. Sadly, though, Sanyo doesn't include an HDMI cable. The HD2 comes with S-AV, component video, and USB interface cables. It even ships with a microphone connection cord. But I don't like the menu-navigation system, which is vertically oriented and not the most intuitively structured. I'm also disappointed to see that Sanyo did away with the great-looking OLED (Organic Light-Emitting Diode) that graced last year's HD1 display.
The HD2's still camera did a decent, although not stellar job on my test shots. Overall, it produced reasonably sharp images, much better than the HD1's. Color was vibrant, although tinged slightly magenta, and there was slight fringing in the image, but nothing too noticeable. I wasn't as pleased with the flash shots as I was with the ones from the HD1. The image was underexposed because the flash didn't seem strong enough. The HD2 averaged 1,600 lines of resolution, which is good for a 7MP camera.
The HD2's performance is almost identical to the HD1's. It booted up in 4.3 seconds, which is not bad at all for a camcorder or a hybrid camera, and the 3.4-second recycle time is quite respectable for a camcorder. But unfortunately, just as I found on the HD1, there was some pretty noticeable shutter lag.
As a camcorder alone, Sanyo's HD2 would be merely average, but with its decent-to-very-good digital-still camera capabilities, it deserves a very good, 3.5-star rating.
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Hud decided to take our portraits today. For a change, Simone was not rocketing around the room dashing in and out and around every single frame. She sat patiently in my lap.
Then she proceded to zoom around, jumping up on the ottoman, over my lap, under the tripod and into the living room, over the landing and leaping to a chair huffing in an excited pant.
But Monsieur? Who normally adores having his image captured on the small screen? The man of a thousand poses? Twisted and squirmed and wiggled and turned and generally misbehaved.
He did almost anything to avoid looking at the camera.
He kept kissing me.
You can tell by the death grip and both of our expressions just how relaxing it all was. It was a real bonding experience I hope to never repeat.
What? You love ze Zali! Hees your fahvorite! Kees heem!
We tried to get one of all three of us, but I was too worn out. Whew! I need a drink.
Pour ze Zali a fahne freench whine, s'il vous plait!
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While some cartoon series have been revived time and time again, others are left behind to be remembered by those who grew up with them. Not saying that all older cartoons were great (many of these shows had poor animation, stories, or dialouge) but it is of my opinion that if updated, these cartoons could be good for the new generation.
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The cult junk food favorite, McDonald's McRib sandwich, is back and we'd like to know why. This 6 inch pork patty smothered in BBQ sauce with onions and pickles is a 500 calorie, 26 fat gram nutritional disaster. It's packed with salt, sugar, preservatives and chemicals that I wouldn't feed to my pet. Why McDonald's can't make a healthier version of this sandwich is unknown (or is it? $$$). Keep this sandwich far away from your youth football athlete.
Several months ago I wrote about the changes to the McDonald's Happy Meal- an updated, healthier version of the kid's favorite. A positive step forward; great public relations for Mickey Dees. They actually do care about what they are serving to the public- right? By re-introducing the McRib, McDonald's falls two steps backwards.
Let's take a look at the sandwich ingredients, (from McDonald's website):
McRib Bun:
Enriched flour (bleached wheat flour, malted barley flour, niacin, reduced iron, thiamin mononitrate, riboflavin, folic acid), water, yeast, high fructose corn syrup,
contains 2% or less of the following: salt, corn meal, wheat gluten, soybean oil, partially hydrogenated soybean and/or cottonseed oils, dextrose, sugar, malted barley
flour, cultured wheat flour, calcium sulfate, ammonium sulfate, soy flour, dough conditioners (sodium stearoyl lactylate, datem, ascorbic acid, azodicarbonamide,
mono- and diglycerides, ethoxylated mono- and diglycerides, monocalcium phosphate, enzymes, guar gum, calcium peroxide), calcium propionate (preservative), soy
McRib Pork Patty:
Pork, water, salt, dextrose, preservatives (BHA, propyl gallate, citric acid).
McRib Sauce:
Water, high fructose corn syrup, tomato paste, distilled vinegar, molasses, natural smoke flavor (plant source), food starch-modified, salt, sugar, spices, soybean oil,
xanthan gum, onion powder, garlic powder, chili pepper, sodium benzoate (preservative), caramel color, beet powder.
Why do the buns contain about 32 different ingredients? I count at least 5 different preservatives that our bodies just don't require. It makes me wonder if McDonald's employs scientists to come up with these foods rather than chefs.
What they don't list on their website is what the meat is comprised of. But we'll let you know the meat is not what you may think. It's not rib meat, but pig innards that pokes out of the sides of this sandwich. I'll pass, thanks. For our kids, we should focus on super foods that will result in optimal play on the football field. Read our 5 Super Foods for Your Youth Football Athlete.
McDonald's desire to create a buzz with the return of the McRib sandwich is working. Their marketing plan is translating to more dollars for their shareholders, which is ultimately their primary concern. The online buzz is pretty strong- there are web petitions, a confusing Facebook campaign (that wants fans to go on a virtual scavenger hunt to find a golden McRib) and advertisements throughout the internet. I have a suggestion for our youth football community- don't fall for the hype. McDon't eat this sandwich.


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Leonard Aldrich, 64, of Hampton, is accused of sexually assaulting two young girls and a boy, now age 7, between December 2010 and January 2012.
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Judge Marguerite Wageling lowered Aldrich's bail to $1,000 cash from $20,000 – contingent upon him being accepted into the Supervised Community Release from Incarceration Program.
The SCRIP program is a program operated by the corrections and sheriff's department. Aldrich would have to be approved for the program to be released.
Defense lawyer Patrick Fleming said that arrangements have been made through Aldrich's family that he could live in a Hampton home and abide by conditions that he have no contact with victims or witnesses in the case.
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Wageling declared a mistrial during the second day of Aldrich's trial when it was revealed the defense did not have access to all documents from the state's Division of Children, Youth and Families concerning the alleged abuse.
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Shot from last week. I have the most patient model in the world. I swear.
Nectar Magazine is getting way more submissions for issue #2 than for "Evidence of Home". With more than 3 months left, I can't wait to see all of the work that we get! I posted some of our recent submissions on Nectar's site, check it out:
Unrelated, but cool: Check out Die Antwoord's latest video, directed by amazing photographer Roger Ballen. Creepy and catchy and all around great.
Another recent thesis image. Just did another shoot today, of legs. More on that when those get developed.
Nectar Magazine closed submissions for its first issue. Over 100 people submitted, which is pretty good for coming up with the idea 4 months ago and having zero advertising budget. It can only grow from here. I've got some neat ideas about the next issue, but everything will have to be finalized before it can be released.
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I've got some new Thesis images, after a much needed winter break. We drove from New Mexico to Arkansas to Missouri to Arkansas to New Mexico to Colorado, and finally back to New Mexico to stay. Admittedly, I was not as productive as I should have been in terms of image making, but I did relax fiercely and it was great to see family and meet new people too.
I've vowed to actually be productive now that I am back at school, so here are some new images, all taken with a 4X5 view camera, printed gelatin silver.
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A shot from last year while I was making images for a project that would become my thesis. The shot didn't make the cut for that project, but I still like it nonetheless.
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This picture by the Galileo spacecraft shows just how cloudy Venus is. Venus is very similar to Earth in size and mass - and so is sometimes referred to as Earth's sister planet - but Venus has a quite different climate. Venus' thick clouds and closeness to the make it the hottest planet - much hotter than Earth. When Venus is visible it is usually the brightest object in the sky after the Sun and the Moon. More than 20 spacecraft have visited Venus including Venera 9, which landed on the surface, and Magellan, which used radar to peer through the clouds and make a map of the surface. This visible light picture of Venus was taken by the Galileo spacecraft that orbited Jupiter from 1995 to 2003. Many things about Venus remain unknown, including the cause of mysterious bursts of radio waves!
I just can't get enough of the Mars Curiosity.
In the words of Phil Plait, "Holy. Haleakala. The simple and sheer amazingness of this picture cannot be overstated. Here we have a picture taken by a camera on board a space probe that's been orbiting Mars for six years, reset and re-aimed by programmers hundreds of millions of kilometers away using math and science pioneered centuries ago, so that it could catch the fleeting view of another machine we humans flung across space, traveling hundreds of million of kilometers to another world at mind-bending speeds, only to gently – and perfectly – touch down on the surface mere minutes later.
The news these days is filled with polarization, with hate, with fear, with ignorance. But while these feelings are a part of us, and always will be, they neither dominate nor define us. Not if we don't let them. When we reach, when we explore, when we're curious – that's when we're at our best. We can learn about the world around us, the Universe around us. It doesn't divide us, or separate us, or create artificial and wholly made-up barriers between us. As we saw on Twitter, at New York Times Square where hundreds of people watched the landing live, and all over the world: science and exploration bind us together. Science makes the world a better place, and it makes us better people."
Mars Curiosity lander will break into the Martian atmosphere with a scheduled decent August 6th. NASA is using a parachute and then a crazy risky rocket propelled crane to lower the lander onto the surface. Stay tuned! It will be exciting.
The Solar Dynamics Observatory, or SDO, is the most advanced spacecraft ever designed to study the sun. It provides images with resolution 8 times better than high-definition television. On June 5 2012, SDO collected images of the rarest predictable solar event, the transit of Venus across the face of the sun, in order to produce this stunning video in ultraviolet and visible light.
Nasa announces plans to put man on bus to Cleveland.
More here: http://www.theonion.com/articles/nasa-announces-plans-to-put-man-on-bus-to-clevelan,28024/
I was stunned to find out that most/many people are unaware that Mars has polar ice caps. Here are three images; the first is the northern cap, Planum Boreum, from the Viking-1 mission, the second is Planum Boreum from the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO), and the third is the southern ice cap (Planum Australe, which sublimates each year) taken from Earth through a small 8" telescope.
Keep looking up!
The flight deck of the Endeavor. Yesterday, the shuttle Discovery was attached to a jumbo jet and flown to the Smithsonian in DC. Thousands of people lined the Potomac to see it, talking all proud pig about the United States' science and technology. Don't they realize that it is going to a museum and that we have no capabilities for manned space flight anymore? Oh, the irony….
I am embarrassed.
"Science literacy is the capacity to ask intelligent questions about the physical world around you." -NDT
A dust devil on the Martian surface, taken by the MRO. 30m across and up to 800m high, not so much a dust devil as a massive tornado!
The Milky Way and storms over Africa, from the ISS.
This is Dr. Kathryn Sullivan. She is the first American woman to walk in space, she has served as chief scientist and deputy administrator for the NOAA, and she is rad.
Riding the solid rocket booster to sub space, then back to Earth. So sad that the U.S. no longer has a manned space program.


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Comment: Re:I'm also somewhat resistant to code reviews (Score 1) 508
For instance, concurrent code can be fun to develop, but in practice, all the interlocks required to make it work can reduce many tasks to near-serial performance. Sometimes, though, a better approach is to look for ways to split the task into subtasks that can run in separate processes that rarely interact. I've done this on occasion to produce huge increases in speed. Of course, this isn't really a question of programming, but rather a question of reanalyzing the task and finding a way to handle it with minimal coupling of a set of independent subtasks.
True. However multiple processes is simply one form of concurrency where the OS handles your isolation. If you can divide into separate processes then you can also do it multi-threaded with minimal if any "interlocks needed to make it work."
Further, multiple threads has less overhead than multiple processes (especially on one particular prominent platform) and may be preferable. Or if the problem does easily lend itself to multiple processes, that may be good enough or sometimes even better (e.g. python with the GIL).
So the problem really could be the guy has a problem with concurrent code of any variety.


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What A Devoted Wife
In the picture above, Tiny is most likely giving T.I. a side of handjob with his soup. And this is exactly the kind of behavior that earned him a case of Smurf balls and a trip to a "Special Housing Unit." T.I. is currently serving time in Arkansas for violating his probation and he got into more trouble over the weekend with some prude ass prison guards for violating decency by letting his wife Tiny yank on his Shake Weight.
TMZ says that the prison rules state that inmates are only allowed to kiss, hug and hold hands with their loved ones during visiting hours. The visiting room staff must be able to see hands at all times, so finger creeping down into the bush is strictly prohibited. T.I. tried to jizz all over those rules, but a security guard caught him before he could finish. Prison officials punished his ass by sending him to a part of the prison where there's more security and less freedom for inmates.
Don't security guards have bigger things to worry about than Babe's cousin sticking to her vows by hand fucking her husband in the visiting room of a prison?! Damn. It's not like Tiny was wiping her ass juices off of T.I.'s peen after doing anal with him on the picnic table in front of everyone! It was just a measly hj. Besides, a handjob is a form of hugging! That technicality should get T.I. off...in more ways than one.
T.I. Is Tired Of Being In Prison
Based on the fact that T.I. keeps getting caught doing illegal shit, you'd think he loves washing his ass crack with state-issued soap around a dozen man fupas and also loves eating all of his meals on a tin plate, but this isn't the case. T.I., who is currently serving an 11-month sentence for violating his probation, ran a cup along the bars of his cell and howled out a "woe woe wooooooe is me" tear-stained soliloquy about how he's sick of being locked up. These are the tears that Tip shed all over his website yesterday:
This experience is truly a pain I have never felt before and that's saying a lot for a nigga who's been down locked up as many times as I have. I see this as a real ass whoopin'. The kind you don't just go back outside to play afterwards. You take ya ass to bed and don't come out of your room until it's time to go to school. I don' t know what effect this will have on my life moving forward but I'm certainly sick and mother fucking tired of going to jail, juve, prison, the pen, correctional facilities or whatever else you want to call it. I'd have been better off doing a 5-10 year bid one time than going in time and time again for days, weeks and months for the last 15 years of my life. Even though it's been a long road, I'm still standing, barely but nevertheless still standing. At one time I thought my motivation for continuing was for my fans, my partna Philant, my pops, my grandmama, even for the haters or the people I let down. But nah… I got to do this shit for me!!! I'll be God damned if I've come all this way and made it through so much hell to let it go down like this! Fuck that! If an hour in the dark is worth a second in the sun then pass me my mother fuckin' shades cause I'm ready to cash my darkest hours in…ASAP!!!A lot of folks had fathers or father figures in the house to raise them into manhood. I'm not trying to make any excuses for my situation but my father was a hustler that lived in New York. My uncle was a local big time dope boy turned 10 year federal inmate. My mother and grandparents did the best they could but I found my manhood in the trap and in prison systems. But I found it. And nan one of mine will ever have to feel the cold tight grip of a handcuff or grace the presence of a jail cell if I can help it. Over my dead body! So if you can't respect that you ain't rocking with my movement then Fuck you dog! I know a bunch of mother fuckers who are…..
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Here's a basic thought for Tip to moisturize his brain with: STOP DOING THINGS THAT WILL MAKE A COP PERK UP! And once he's done with that, can T.I. tell us more about the "I found my manhood in the trap" part IN DETAIL. Picture boards and other visual aids are welcome.
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Tiny Charged
The broken condom secret love child of Speckles the star-nosed mole and the Geico Piggy is facing up to a year behind bars, because the L.A. County District Attorney's Office has charged her with possession of ecstasy. This all goes back to when T.I. and Tiny were busted in Los Angeles last month. T.I. has already earned 11 months of scrubbing his taint in a shower room full of convicts for violating his probation, and now there's a chance Tiny will be shuffling right behind him. They better leave enough pizza money on the table for their child army, because mommy and daddy might be gone for a while.
TMZ reports that prosecutors in L.A. have decided to no go after T.I. for the charges since he has already been sentenced to 11 months in Georgia. So I guess Tiny is taking the fall then.
The only thing I have to say about this is if Tiny gets thrown behind bars, she should consider dying those Jem! weave pieces a nice shade of prison orange. Bitch does not want to clash with her jumpsuit.
Well, You Tried....
One of the police officers who witnessed T.I. save a man's life with his sizzurp-scented words of soothing of hope testified in court today in an effort to get a federal judge to give him another chance. You know, because if T.I. is sent back to the land of butt burglars and radiator sandwiches, we'll all fall down.
But a judge was not impressed (like this cat) and tore up T.I.'s free papers before sending him back to prison for 11 months for violating his probation by getting caught with the bad shit in Los Angeles last month. T.I. was on probation for a gun possession conviction.
T.I. put on his best crying Lohan face and gave it to the judge like this before his sentencing:
"I screwed up. I screwed up bigtime, and I'm sorry. I'm truly and sincerely sorry. I don't want and I don't need to use drugs anymore. I want them out of my life."
Didn't work.
T.I. has two weeks of freedom to get his fill of Tiny's curly tail before he has turn himself back into the prison system. This means you have two weeks to commit a crime, get arrested, plead guilty and get sent to the same prison as T.I. so you can become his cell wife. Or at least his block mistress. You're shameless.
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T.I. Saves Lives
T.I. must report to a court room tomorrow morning to face the shit for violating his probation by getting caught with the wrong stuff and Purple Drank in Los Angeles early last month. T.I. will now glide into the court room holding a shiny gold "Captain Save-A-Ho" belt over his head. That's because T.I. talked a man off the ledge of a building in Atlanta yesterday! No, the man was not Tiny's second cousin twice removed who was paid with mobile minutes and a gas card. The man wanted to jump his way to the afterworld, but T.I. turned on his halo and put out his lifesaving hand!
TMZ says that a man threatened to jump from a building where Ryan Cameron's radio show is based. T.I. heard about it on the radio and immediately called in to Ryan Cameron to see if there was anything he could do. Ryan asked T.I. to twirl into his superhero outfit and fly on over to the station. When T.I. got there he recorded a heartfelt "DON'T DO IT" video message. After the police played the message for the man, he agreed to step down and meet T.I. in the lobby for a talk. The police are not pressing charges against the man.
I'm not saying that this was a staged stunt to show the judge that humanity will fall apart if T.I.'s thrown into a prison cell again. I'm not saying that. But I am saying that an idea has just formed in the empty liquor store we all know as White Oprah's head. Two days before Lindsay Lohan's next probation hearing, we will all read the TMZ headline: "LINDSAY LOHAN SAVES A CAT IN A TREE." Only it won't be a real cat, it will be Ali Lohan in the sexy tiger costume White Oprah used to wear during her alleged strippin' days.