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About 2-3 months ago I rebuilt my PC from the ground up. Fresh XP install, sans many desktop apps I normally would have loaded up. I marveled at the performance increase. Was stunned at the boot times. Reveled in the un-crowded desktop and Start Menu.
Well that lasted about 2 months.
Lets see…
- Internet Explorer Beta 2
- Office 2007 Plus Professional Beta 2
- Office OneNote 2007 Beta 2
- Office Visio 2007 Beta 2
- Office Project 2007 Beta 2
- Media Player 11 Beta
- VMware Server Beta
- Windows Defender Beta
Well, I guess I can't help myself. Guess I'll have to start over again..
…now where did I put that fresh Vista Beta 2 DVD that I just burned?


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Almond-Stuffed Pork Chops
- Prep: 20 min
- Cook Time: 45 min
- Total: 1 hr 5 min
- Serving: 4
Stuffed pork chops are a hearty winter favorite. Serve these pork chops with a crisp side salad and grilled or steamed fresh vegetables. This wonderful recipe is sponsored by the National Pork Board.
- 4 boneless pork loin chops, 1-inch thick
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1/4 cup chopped almonds
- 1/4 cup chopped celery
- 1/4 cup chopped onion
- 2 tablespoons water
- 1 teaspoon chicken bouillon granules
- 1/2 teaspoon dried parsley flakes
- 1/8 to 1/4 teaspoon almond flavor
- 2 slices firm white bread, cut into 1/2-inch cubes
- 1 tablespoon browning and seasoning sauce (optional)
- 1 tablespoon water (optional)
- For stuffing, melt butter in medium saucepan over medium heat. Cook almonds, celery and onion in hot butter until vegetables are tender.
- Stir in the 2 tablespoons water, bouillon granules, parsley flakes and almond flavor.
- Add bread cubes; toss to moisten bread cubes. Cut opening in each chop from the outer side; widen opening into pocket, being careful not to cut through the other side of the chop.
- Fill pockets in chops with equal amounts of stuffing. Secure with toothpicks.
- Heat oven to 375 degrees F. Place stuffed chops on roasting rack in shallow roasting pan.
- Bake, uncovered, until internal temperature is 160 degrees F. (check temperature in thickest part of meat), 35-45 minutes.
- Combine browning and seasoning sauce and 1 tablespoon water in small bowl, if desired; brush over chops.
- Bake for 2 minutes more. Remove toothpicks from chops.
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Guy 'Mr. Madonna' Ritchie's Movie Takes In Just $75,000
Mr. Madonna's Movie Takes In Just $75,000 | Save 'The Savages,' 'Devil,' 'Butterfly' — and Soon | Joss Stone's Christmas Song; Jingle Ball Report
Mr. Madonna's Movie Takes In Just $75,000
It's the same amount of money Madonna spends on, let's say, mascara.
Guy Ritchie's latest movie — he's her husband — has taken in $75,000 at the box office after 10 days or so in release.
"Revolver," which was a flop in the U.K. in 2005, grossing $6.5 million there, was re-edited for American release but couldn't find a major distributor. It went out with IDP, a company that, nevertheless, is very adept at releasing good indie films such as "The Squid and the Whale" and "Raising Victor Vargas."
Alas, "Revolver" is a terrible film in its new state. It was roundly panned by every reviewer who had a chance to see it. Madonna and Ritchie attended the mostly ignored mini-premiere here in New York, but that didn't help, either. "Revolver" died on the vine.
Guy Ritchie may be a lovely person, for all I know, but a great director he is not. His list of flops includes the spectacular disaster "Swept Away," a remake of Lina Wertmuller's classic film.
Still, thanks to Madonna's efforts, he persists in getting work. Ritchie's next effort is called "Rocknrolla," yet another heist movie set in London with Russian mobsters. Jeremy Piven, Gerard Butler and Ludacris are aboard this time.
Warner Bros. — where Madonna may have had a lingering connection thanks to her now-ended long-term recording contract of days gone by — will release it this fall.
It's not like the studio can withstand many more failures after "The Assassination of Jesse James" was a total write-off, "The Invasion" was a hundred million-dollar embarrassment and "The Bucket List" and "August Rush" will only be offset by the eleventh-hour success of "I Am Legend."
But by the time "Rocknrolla" is hurried through the system, the Batman movie "Dark Knight" should have been a big enough summer hit that no one will care.
Meanwhile, Madonna's career as a children's book author — with proceeds going to Kabbalah — may have reached its end. Her most recent series, launched in September by Puffin/Penguin, has been a disappointment.
Aimed at "tweens" ages 9 through 12, the four new books mostly have stayed out of the top 20 in children's books lists and rank below 4,000 or so on Amazon.com.
It may be time to reissue the "Sex" book from 1992; kids born that year would be much more interested in that!
Save 'The Savages,' 'Devil,' 'Butterfly' — and Soon
No one's seeing the best movies of 2007. That's not good, especially when it comes time for the Academy Awards on Feb. 24.
As of now, Tamara Jenkins' superb sibling drama, "The Savages," which the Hollywood Foreign Press misinterpreted as a comedy, has taken in just over a half million dollars playing at 10 theaters. Philip Seymour Hoffman and Laura Linney could not be better as a brother and sister forced to take care of their ailing father (the very good Philip Bosco).
Something tells me "The Savages" would resonate with audiences if marketed a little differently. What happens to the Hoffman and Linney characters is pretty typical now of adult kids who must confront their own mortality as they deal with their parents'.
It's funny that the Golden Globes people thought this was a comedy, since most of them are the age of the Bosco character and often have been accused of suffering from dementia. Maybe they found it ironic.
In any case, "The Savages" is one of the great gems of the last few years and deserves an audience on the scale of "Terms of Endearment." It's that good.
Sidney Lumet's "Before the Devil Knows You're Dead" is also getting short shrift. So far, the Globes and the National Board of (fans who pay a membership fee to feel like critics) Review have ignored it. A press package from distributor THINKFilms that went out on Monday didn't even mention it.
Again, it's a Hoffman triumph, but his Oscar push is with "The Savages." This leaves Ethan Hawke and Marisa Tomei ready for Supporting Actor honors. And Lumet should be the Best Director this year. With a little luck, the Directors Guild will rescue him and the film.
"Devil" has a tough plot. Hoffman and Hawke are ne'er-do-well brothers who scheme to make money by robbing their parents' suburban jewelry store. To get to this point, you first must encounter Hoffman and Tomei in a sexual grapple that few will forget. It's the stuff of Tarantino or the Coens, yet 83-year-old Lumet has almost reinvented the word "edgy" and made a masterpiece.
THINKFilms is a great little company. It should borrow some money and screen this puppy for every Academy member it can find, advertise it like crazy in major markets. It's not to be missed.
Julian Schnabel's "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly" has gotten a lot of award attention, but so far it's in a roll-out so slow that it could collapse a la last year's "Little Children." I hope not.
Mathieu Amalric's performance is sensational and deserves a nomination. Schnabel, the famous artist, is exceeding himself as a film director. In so many ways, "Diving Bell" is a perfect movie. But I'm afraid it's threatened with extinction even before we get to the Oscars.
When Amalric takes off in the next James Bond movie as Daniel Craig's nemesis, everyone will say, "Who's that guy?" I say, Why wait that long?
Joss Stone's Christmas Song; Jingle Ball Report
Joss Stone's new holiday single, "All I Want for Christmas," hits iTunes and other venues Tuesday. It's written by Dan Mackenzie, who penned it for a fundraiser last year. On a whim he sent it to Stone, who fell in love with it. Mackenzie's work next will be heard in the film "Basmati Blues." …
The Killers are in court trying to stop their original manager, Braden Merrick, from getting $3 million in unpaid commissions. Luckily, Merrick has a "killer" lawyer, Howard King, and a good contract. …
Here's the annual report from last Friday night's Z100 Jingle Ball at Madison Square Garden by our teen stringer from New Rochelle, Maris Ryger-Wasserman, age 13.
As usual, the astute Maris puts the whole Jingle Ball phenomenon in perspective. This year's acts included Boys Like Girls, Jordin Sparks, Avril Lavigne, Backstreet Boys, Alicia Keys, Timbaland with One Republic and Keri Hilson, Colbie Caillat, Fall Out Boy and The Jonas Brothers.
"This year's Jingle Ball was definitely Z100's best of past years. They had a great line-up of artists, some lived up to the reputation of Jingle Ball and some crumbled.
Boys Like Girls … were a terrific opening act! You could tell they practiced a lot, with their synchronized head-bopping and cute moves…The next act of the night was Jordin Sparks, the winner of 'American Idol.' Her song set-up was horrible, she sang songs that no one knew, no one liked, and people left to get food. The only good thing about her performance wasn't her voice or her performance, it was her dazzling blue dress. It focused all attention on her; I would die for that dress! All in all I would give her performance a B-.
Avril Lavigne completely rocked it out! She mixed her old rowdy punk girl "Sk8ter Boi" songs with her new, more mature woman persona Girlfriend songs and combined them together to create a rocking concert performance. She knew what to do and how to act. She has Jingle Ball down! Avril completely deserves an A++++++++++++!
The Backstreet Boys: I couldn't help but wonder, what are they doing here, they didn't have a #1 hit this year. Other people like Chris Brown, who has had numerous hits this year, deserved their place. Something is wrong with this picture, why are they here? Do they have some sort of 10-year plan? They definitely put more effort into their killer dance moves than their songs.
Next was the amazing Alicia Keys! She was the only singer to bring a live band on with her. When she started to sing her single 'No One' every girl jumped up and every boyfriend jumped with her. Her voice is just fabulous -- even my mother loves her; she is one of the few artists that even the parents love. You can't help but love her and her music! She was amazing at Jingle Ball. She is an A++++++++++++++++!
All in all, Jingle Ball was a success and entertaining! I can't wait 'til next year!"


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ALBANY, GA (WALB) - There is an App you can download to protect your kids from sex predators. And with the number of sex offenders rising, South Georgia parents are grateful for this technology.
Wesley Purvis keeps a protective eye on his granddaughter. "All you can do is watch people's actions and watch how they act around your children, around other children that will tell you more than anything," he said.
He's known the dangers children face since his own daughter was born. "I talked to my daughter about it all her life, you don't talk to strangers if I introduce them to you or someone else introduces you to them you know they are friendly but sometimes you don't even know then."
And while he watches over his family, Lieutenant Rebecca Cranford keeps watch over hundreds of Dougherty County sex offenders. "It takes a whole community to keep our children safe that's why I'm urging the public to sign up for these free email alerts," said Cranford.
Dougherty County added 61 sex offenders to the registry this year and officers use the internet to let the public know where they live. And now there's a new tool they can use. It's the Alert ID mobile App. "It has a larger volume; it reaches more people," said Cranford.
Keli Wilson started AlertID after a terrifying separation from her own children at an amusement park. "This is a wonderful thing revolutionizing child safety. To help not only protect kids but families and neighborhoods and entire community," she said.
You can sign up on line and download the app on your smart phone for free. The GPS shows you where you are that's the blinking blue circle and click on any one of the icons to pull up the information on sex offenders in that particular area.
Law officers say this kind of technology can help. "It's a lot harder than you think we don't have the resources to do it the way we would like to they basically are coming to us a minimum of once a year twice a year depending on what their offense is," said Sheriff's Capt Craig Dodd.
With this app you can start your own neighborhood watch group, connect with law enforcement, homeland security, and send pictures even get weather alerts in an instant. Alert ID will travel with you all across the country.
"When people see someone suspicious in their neighborhood, they see someone casing the neighborhood something just looks out of place they can post it online on AlertID it will go to all members within a one mile radius so now everybody can communicate and help reduce crime in their area," Wilson said.
It's technology that's welcomed by parents and grandparents like Wesley Purvis. "If you got an app for it, they can read it then you got access to that sure it's gonna help."
You can sign up for alert id on line and download the app on your smart phone free at www.alertid.com
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Archive pour la catégorie 'Testosterone Replacement Therapy'
Posté le 16 septembre 2013 - par joanetheridge
Side Outcomes Of Testosterone
Testosterone Replacement Therapy
Engineering has been not long ago formulated that can allow growing old guys have the levels of testosterone that they did when they ended up considerably younger. Lots of adult males acquire aspect in testosterone supplementation, or hormone replacement remedy. This has been much more and far more utilized not too long ago owing to getting older gentlemen that never want their testosterone levels to dissipate with age. So for those people who have utilised steroids, it is essential to engage in hormone alternative treatment in purchase to have common to least concentrations of testosterone in their physique as they age.
Our encounter with androgen pre-cure in women has also been pretty optimistic. We obtain it specifically precious in the context of negligible stimulation IVF (mini-stim IVF).
There are a excellent offer of solutions out there that you can select to guide you with your challenge. As prolonged as you take into account these standards into account, you really should uncover that there is a testosterone levels that will be equipped to effectively assist you in working with your andropause signs and symptoms. Obtain benefit of the information that you can explore and use it to help you make an schooling decision on the item you pick.
Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) is the medical phrase when prostate gland boosts in measurement and urine move is obstructed. BPH is widespread in more mature adult males and noncancerous. But a swollen prostate affects your good quality of everyday living and can result in challenges in the urinary tract, bladder and kidney. At present BPH procedure has quite a few restrictions. Patient not only have to deal with non-compliance, escalating expense and side results in a drug therapy but also have to experience the difficulties that can arise from a surgical process, which incorporate hospitalization, blood transfusion, urinary tract infection, urethral stricture and enhancement of urinary incontinence.
The most popular free radical is an oxygen radical, which transpires in the mitochondria when an unpaired electron interacts with oxygen. Mitochondria are your mobile ability vegetation, the small buildings in your cells that give vitality in the chemical type of ATP. This can be your « fuel » for all your existence features. It aids your coronary heart to pump and your lungs to distribute oxygen at the time you breathe.
Testosterone is one particular of the key hormones in men. It is affiliated with the sexual capability, muscle expansion and toughness. As a result, a decrease in the ranges of testosterone may perhaps be alarming. The degree of testosterone are optimum at the age of twenty to 30 but it commences decreasing speedily immediately after the age of forty. Exact levels can be uncovered out with the support of basic blood exam. It can also be done with the aid of saliva check but blood examination are the most favored a single. This minimize may perhaps result in erectile dysfunction, depression and weakening of bones. Adhering to are some of the gains.
When it will come to muscle mass gains, raise testosterone Cypionate is the unequalled steroid. Owing to its swift muscle mass building and entire body strengthening qualities, it is favored by lots of bodybuilders and athletes. If you also want to attain even bigger muscle groups, there is certainly no much better option than Testosterone Cypionate.
Experiments show that nowadays's fruit and vegetables aren't wealthy in anti-oxidants as couple decades formerly. It appears to be not attainable to attain the instructed degree with out supplements as multi-vitamin, vitamin C, and vitamin E in the appropriate dosages. On the other hand this by itself won't trigger the difference. No one particular loses body weight just by taking antioxidants.
The desire to procreate, to go after female is a indicator that all is properly with the hormones in your system. After that motivation goes, you've missing it. And it can be not just your sexual drive that you reduce. Your electrical power, drive, motivation, and zest for life all vanish as nicely.


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"Visualizing Ecosystems," Photos of Environment, to Be Exhibited in Marcellus
By Michael Mancini
April 11, 2011
"Visualizing Ecosystems," the second annual exhibit of photographs taken by SUNY Empire State College students enrolled in an interdisciplinary course investigating ecosystems from artistic and environmental perspectives is being held at the Weeks Art Gallery, Baltimore Wood Headquarters, 4007 Bishop Hill Rd., Marcellus.
The group of participating students, who were enrolled at SUNY Empire State College during the May 2010 term, learned photographic techniques for representing the natural environment, and the methods ecologists use to answer questions about ecosystems. The photos for the exhibition were selected from student submissions throughout the term and include images of the Baltimore Woods Nature Center and other local ecosystems.
The exhibit continues through April 29. Gallery hours are 9 a.m.–4 p.m., Monday through Friday, and 10 a.m.–4 p.m. on Saturday. Admission is free.
For more information, contact Michael Mancini at email@example.com or 315-460-3176.
Photo above left by Alan Stankiewicz, co-instructor of the class.
Photo at right by student Laura Vryhof.


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Dr. Marchand is originally from Providence, RI, and is a board certified physician in Obstetrics and Gynecology. Dr. Marchand completed training in Obstetrics and Gynecology at the University of Tennessee, and is extensively published in the field of minimally invasive surgery.
Dr. Marchand is recognized internationally as a pioneer in developing laparoscopic techniques, as well as an expert minimally invasive surgeon and teaching surgeon. Dr. Marchand was recently honored with a World Record for removing a 17cm Malignant tumor using a special laparoscopic cancer staging technique he invented. Dr. Marchand was also one half of the team that was recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records(TM) for removing a seven pound uterus without needing to cut open the patient. Dr. Marchand was the first surgeon in Arizona to receive the "Master Surgeon" designation from the Surgical Review Corporation (formerly sponsored by AAGL.) Dr. Marchand is also currently one of only a few accredited Master Surgeons in Minimally Invasive Gynecology in the USA. In addition, Dr. Marchand is one of the few OBGYN's in the country to be a fellow of both ACOG (American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology) and ACS (American College of Surgeons.) When he is not in the operating room, Dr. Marchand enjoys low carb living and chasing around his five year old son, Sebastian.
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Was something strange in the sky over Apalachicola on Saturday, February 9?
The Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) published a reported UFO sighting submitted by a witness who listed Apalachicola as his or her location. The following report submitted the same evening as the sighting allegedly occurred,
�(I) was in my backyard with my dog. Looking toward the front of my house, I saw a bright orangish light, moving at a fairly fast clip in a northwesterly direction. Thinking the object seemed strange I went to the front of my house to get a better view. There I saw another orangish light moving in line with the first.
�At this point, I called to my partner in the house and she came out and saw the lights, as well. Another 2 lights followed behind these lights. The lights seemed to be evenly spaced. I watched as the lights quickly went from being very bright to being tiny and then disappearing completely. This all happened within perhaps three to four minutes, perhaps less.�
Herman Bell, chief of Public affairs for the 325 Fighter Wing said Tyndall Air Force Base did not have any aircraft scheduled in this area on Saturday evening.
A woman named �Darlene,� who described herself as a resident of Carrabelle Beach, posted a comment about the above report online through MUFON on Monday, stating that she and her husband had also seen the lights on Feb. 9.
�He had just come home from going to town and was yelling for me to come out to see the "strange" lights,� she wrote.. We never saw anything like it before. Would be interesting to find out what it was.�
The same evening, a similar phenomenon was reported at 11:45 in Tampa.
The reporting witness wrote, �I was outside smoking a cigarette, I looked to the east then I saw a large orange/reddish star-like object rise straight up above the tree line as if it was taking off into the air. (Maybe 10 miles away) Once it rose to a certain distance, another one followed behind it.
�When those two rose to a distance they became just a reddish color, then they began traveling west, another one, a third one, rose from the tree line, rising straight up, then following the two proceeding ones. I was just watching in shock, thinking I wish I had my camera. When the first one had passed overhead at a far distance, the second one wasn�t too far behind. I watched them both head west toward Orion, then they disappeared completely, when they should have been somewhat visible.�
�I saw the fourth rise from behind the tree line (like the three before them) it was also an orange/reddish color, almost glowing with it until getting to a certain distance into the atmosphere, I�m not sure? They just became a red color once they started traveling west. While I watched all 4 of them rise, I didn�t notice a sound around me at all. But it was when the 4th one rose that I ran into my house to get my phone to film them. When I came back out the 3rd one was already disappearing into thin air as it got closer to the Orion constellation as well. The video I took of the 4th one, it is in the middle of the screen for the most part. It a red dot but its visible. At some points it disappears, but shows back up. There are some street lights in the video as well, but it�s taken of the 4th one as it starts heading west, above and then as far west as I could see it on the camera screen.�
The Tampa witness did mange to film something with his or her phone and the video is posted online at http://www.mufon.com/mufonreports.html.
According to the website, MUFON began May 31, 1969 as the Midwest UFO Network and later become Mutual UFO Network after it outgrew its Midwestern state boundaries. That allowed the acronym MUFON to remain as the organization matured.
MUFON is currently the largest and oldest UFO organization in the world that publishes a monthly journal, holds an annual symposium, has a structured field investigator training program and currently has more than 800 trained field investigators and a membership of 2,800 people. It reports that it has computerized UFO case management system, trained underwater dive team, an an active business board of directors.


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Mick Foley recently spoke with Sam Roberts about a number of topics, as seen in the video above.
Foley talked about his favorite opponents, Chael Sonnen and a story about how when WWE implemented their dress code policy, he was among a handful of talent that was told they did not have to adhere to the new policy.
Since then, Foley mentioned he was pulled aside and told that he would have to adhere to the dress code.
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Turer: New Admirals owner a key figure in Milwaukee sports
By Gregg Hoffmann
Harris Turer describes himself as a "huge sports fan." The 39-year-old owner of Hometown Property Management in the Milwaukee area now finds himself as one of a new breed of sports franchise owners in a changing marketplace.
Turer, a member of the Brewers' ownership team since the Selig days, remained as part of the new ownership group, headed by L.A. investor Mark Attanasio. On May 17, a group headed by Turer is expected to be approved by the American Hockey League as the new owner of the Milwaukee Admirals' franchise.
Attanasio and other well-known businessmen are part of Turer's Admirals group. Turer spoke recently with WisBusiness.com writer Gregg Hoffmann.
Hoffmann: You've emerged on the Milwaukee sports scene rather recently. Some people don't know your background before that. Can you tell us a little about it?
Turer: I graduated from UW-M in 1988 (in business) and started out working for the Great Circus Parade and Ben Barkin in a volunteer job. During that course of time, I met some influential members of our community which led to a job over at what was then Firstar Bank. I worked in their management training program for over three years. Then I became part owner of a restaurant of a Café Knickerbocker. During that time, I wanted to get into something else.
I spoke with a couple of friends who I have a great deal of respect for. They told me, 'Harris, you should look at real estate. You like investments.' I was looking for something where I could have some flexibility. I was going to have a family and I wanted something where I could spend time with my family and still have a business. I spent some time with a man named Scott Blake, who had Blake Capital. I started to venture into the real estate world and bought a couple properties (apartment and residential developments). I have been running them now since 1995.
Hoffmann: So how does a real estate guy get into sports ownership?
Turer: During that same bit of time, the stadium debate was going on with the Brewers. That became such an ugly and sad battle. I was not even involved with the organization at the time, but I'll never forget the night that they battled for the stadium at the Legislature. A guy named Joe Wineke was hiding in his office and they couldn't find him. It told you a lot about how politics work in this state, or anywhere for that matter.
I was watching on TV and listening on my hand held radio, and tears literally were streaming down my face. I really thought baseball was done in Milwaukee. I was newly married. I really thought if I ever have children I'll never be able to bring them to a ballgame. They'll never see baseball. And that was an important part of my relationship with my father.
During that time, I started making overtures to Bud (Selig) through an attorney, and finally the opportunity came up to join the ownership group, which I was just thrilled by. Being such a huge fan, and because of my age, I remember in the late '70s when things really got kicking in gear when we got Sal Bando, Larry Hisle and Mike Caldwell. We had such a great team, and it was so exciting. Then '82 came around and it was so special. Being part of the ownership of that franchise was so exciting for me.
Over time, I built up my ownership share of the Brewers and became more involved as a member of the board of directors.
Hoffmann: So when do the Admirals enter the picture?
Turer: Over a year ago, I got to know Fran Croak through my involvement with the Brewers. I can't remember exactly what led to talking about the Admirals, but we did. We started to discuss things, but at the time the Brewers were for sale. I didn't know if I would be part of a new ownership team, or kick in more dollars to be part of it. So at that moment I decided I was going to have to wait and put off any more discussions.
The Admirals had another deal that was starting to cook. I thought things were done on that front. Then, I came back from a vacation, and a friend called and told me that the Admirals' deal had fallen through. So I called Fran. He told me, 'I don't know how you heard it, but it's true.' The Brewers' sale was winding down, and all the ducks seemed to be lined up in a row.
I wanted to get to know Mark (Attanasio). When you are investing that kind of money with somebody you don't know – not to mention somebody you do know – it is a very difficult decision. But, we met a couple times and went out to dinner. I felt very comfortable where he was going to take the organization and what he wanted to do. I was impressed with his intelligence and leadership qualities, so I moved on.
The group (Admirals' buyers) started out somewhat different than what you see now, but over the last month the group really started to come together. We were able to get people like Mark Attanasio and the others. I thought it was very important to get these types of people, and show a commitment to the Admirals and Milwaukee. It helped show this was a serious offer.
Hoffmann: You surprised people a little when you plucked Jon Greenberg from the Brewers' PR to be president.
Turer: I felt that to be successful we had to have a president in place. I wanted to be here and bring a lot to then table, but we needed someone who could take care of the day to day responsibilities. I thought if we brought in the right person he and I could work together and make this a success.
I have known Jon for a long time, not only because of my Brewers connection but his wife (Shannon) works for me. I was always impressed with Jon's work ethic and how well-respected he was. He's such a great guy. So, I figured if we can get Jon this deal will work.
I knew I was taking him away from something he loved, and I loved too. So I gave him a chance to think about it. About a week or so went by, and he had a chance to think about it and talk with his wife, and on the night that UW-M was going to go to the Sweet 16 he called and said,'I think this is going to be a pretty good day for you because I'm coming on board. I'm your guy.' I could not have been happier. I think if Jon had not taken the job the deal would not have come together.
Hoffmann: What translates over from your business background into this business?
Turer: I don't know if the real estate business translates over, but my involvement with the Brewers and my opportunity to meet people like Rick Schlesinger and Bob Quinn and many others. I learned a lot. Since those guys have come on board, things have really changed with the Brewers. We want to do some of those same things with our fans, sponsors and customers here.
I'm also a huge sports fan. I'm a pure sports fan, a Milwaukee sports fan, a Wisconsin sports fan. I think that translates over. I love sports like the fans do. I remember going to Admirals games as a kid. Now, I'm bringing my son (Brandon) to games.
Hoffmann: So what do you have to do to start rebuilding the Admirals off the ice?
Turer: I don't think people think about the Admirals any more, other than our loyal core fans. A lot of people always say, 'Well, you have to have a good product to draw fans.' We won the Calder Cup last year, and while there was a slight increase in attendance (to around 4,800 a game) this season, it wasn't that much. I think a lot of that has to do with a loss of connection to the community. It's not just the hockey community, but the whole community. I remember when a Admirals game was a very popular thing to go to.
Hockey has grown at a lot of levels since then. We need to tap into that. I view that as an opportunity to reach out and bring the community back.
I believe we have a fan base to start from. People have responded in the short time since we made the announcement. We've had people thank us for saving their team. People hugged us on the first night after we announced the deal and asked for our autographs. I was just stunned by that kind of reaction. We're going to reach out to them.
Hoffmann: I assume you are not starting with a debt since the team was owned by the Pettit trust?
Turer: There is no debt with this franchise. It's good to start on level ground rather than from a hole.
Hoffmann: What about the situation with the NHL and the fact a full season was blown away?
Turer: I think our affiliation with Nashville will be very important over the long haul and I hope we have a long relationship. Craig Leipold (owner of the Nashville Predators NHL team) has been very helpful. The way Nashville wants to build its team, not unlike the Brewers in baseball, the farm system is very important. That is good for us. That means we'll have good players here. It's good to be linked to an organization that wants a strong farm system.
I still think having the NHL team come back would be a positive for hockey in general. For the overall good of hockey, it's better if the premier product in hockey is playing.
Hoffmann: What about the Bradley Center? Is it adequate for the Admirals?
Turer: It was built for hockey. It's a great hockey facility. We have no interest in playing anywhere else. If they want to make updates to things I'd be all for it. We love it here. Jane Pettit built this place. This is Jane Pettit's team.
Hoffmann: Milwaukee has had a very stable sports ownership structure in place for a long time. Now it's going through a transition. How does it feel to be part of that, to be part of the passing of the baton so to say?
Turer: It's a tremendous honor, not only for the Brewers but now with the Admirals. Obviously, you do take on a higher profile in the community. The response has been so tremendous and rewarding. Not only to buy the team, but to have people support you and be excited for you is very gratifying. We have a lot of work to do, but it's very exciting.
--Gregg Hoffmann has covered Milwaukee sports since the 1970s. He writes the WisBiz In-Depth column for WisBusiness.com and covers business and politics for WisBusiness.com and Wispolitics.com.


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Michael Falzon and Luke Kennedy in Painted From Memory
Adelaide Cabaret Festival, Dunstan Playhouse, Friday, June 12
Review by Honey B
Michael Falzon and Luke Kennedy's masterful performance of Burt Bacharach and Elvis Costello's 1998
masterpiece, Painted From Memory, will not fade from memory any time soon.
Bacharach and Costello came together to write a one-off single, God Give Me Strength, which then
turned into a complete album.
Now Adelaide audiences have been treated to two of Australia's best tenors crooning these divine songs
about the intricacies of love and backed by a tight 9-piece band made up of the Adelaide Art Orchestra.
The orchestra opened the show with an instrumental version of Bacharach's The Look of Love before
Falzon and Kennedy joined forces for a jaunty version of Costello and Paul McCartney's, Veronica.
After a brief sound-bite from the composers, Falzon and Kennedy launched into the show with smooth
class and powerful, tight vocals.
They alternated songs as the audience relaxed into glorious listening bliss. The music and lyrics are of
the highest quality
and it was a pure
joy to revel in this
The smartly-suited
pair did have some
help from
Laura Bunting who
deserves plenty of
kudos. Bunting
added another
element to the
show, which should
be built on.
While it was a pure
delight to listen to
the song cycle with
no interruptions –
maybe a well-placed
comment here or
there could add a
little more depth to
the show.
There were many
stand-outs during
the performance including This House Is Empty Now, Tears at The Birthday Party and Kennedy's version
of Alfie.
However the highlight was the threesome – Falzon, Kennedy and Bunting - pouring themselves into a
superb version of The Long Division together.
This was a wonderful show and a true master-class in a polished, sophisticated performance which was
rich with emotion as well as some glorious lyrics and complex rhythms.
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Walking into the small venue of El Corazón it almost seemed inadequate for the headliner tour of Chiodos. The Devils Dance Tour included openers such as Emarosa, Hands Like Houses, Our Last Night and '68. From the moment I stepped in to take a look at the crowd, I knew it was going to be an amazing night.
The lights dimmed and the crowd stopped their conversations only to clap and cheer as their attention turned toward center stage where only a drum set and single guitar sat. Out of the darkness walked not a full band, but two men who took position and were ready to play a rock show. This band was '68 who is fronted by Josh Scogin, formally known as the singer for The Chariot. Their high energized set was pack full of screams, incredible instrumentals and laughs as the band poked fun at themselves, prepared the crowd for what was to come next.
Again, the lights dimmed and the roar of the crowd grew as the drummer sat there alone starting it off. Moments later out ran 3 more guys, hyped, and ready to start their set. Frontman Trevor Wentworth hopped from side to side, stopping to interact with the fans the entire 30 minute set while his band mates backed him up. The crowd sang along to the songs they knew but when the band decided to cover Katy Perry's hit song "Dark Horse" they went nuts. The set ended and the four piece group stayed to high-five their fans, thanking them for coming out, before walking off stage. By then I could hear the whispers of anticipation for this next act around the room.
Next, hailing from Canberra, Australia, was the 6 piece act of Hands Like Houses. The band played old fan favorites such as "Lion Skin" and "Antarctica," but their main focus was to expose their new album titled Unimagine. The set was coming to an end when the band announced they had one more song, which was to be "Introduced Species." The crowd broke out in cries as the pushed their way toward the stage ready to sing along to one last song.
Before the second to last band approached the stage I could hear the questioning manner of the crowd, curious about the band's new frontman. The lights died and out walked Emarosa, lead by their new power-house singer Bradley Walden. He kindly introduced himself and began to belt out the notes of older songs for the die hard Emarosa fans in the house. Wanting to connect with his new fans and sing an older song with them, Walden stepped down from the stage, mic in hand, right into the middle of the crowd where he was surrounded with his newfound friends as they sang the song together as one. Emarosa could not have found a better replacement to fit right into their family. The only thing left to be said is; Emarosa IS back.
The crowd was tired and exhausted from the energy put on by the openers but that was not going to stop them, this crowd was determined to make this the best night of their life. From the moment this band hit the stage there was never a dull moment. Packed from front to back everyone sang along to the songs they knew by heart. The crowd was like an ocean and frontman Craig Owens was ready to go surfing. He approached the front of the crowd smothered against the stage hanging onto the ceiling and put his foot out towards them where they placed their hands underneath and lead Owens out to the middle of the floor. Owens kept himself up as he shouted the lyrics, not missing a beat as he made his way back to the stage. It was another good night because Seattle native, Thomas Erak, was back in town and ready to party. Dancing around the whole night it was obvious to everyone, Erak was happy to be back in town. After just 13 songs the band left the stage and the crowd roared for more. Enjoying the anticipation for a few short moments, Chiodos reappeared on stage finishing with two oldies and the night was done. The crowd sweat drenched and exhausted left the building with smiles on their faces, wishing the night had never ended.
This lineup was jam packed full of great artists, whether new or old, and was a pleasure to be able to catch when it hit Seattle. An energized show like this never had a dull moment in it.
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There are numerous websites, books and articles about creating a "rusty" patina to the metals, including steel. I attached a list of books and articles that address the topic (although many on our list relate to finishing stained glass). Search the internet for "rust patina on steel" or "patina steel" or "rust steel" for a variety of tutorials and instructions. There are also commercial patinas you can purchase at craft or art stores.
For example:
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I checked Alex Bernstein's website and an article he wrote for the Glass Art Society Journal in 2009 (pp. 107-108). He offers information about his casting and carving glass techniques on his website. But he includes just this mention of his metal work in the GAS article: "I also found one of my 'signature' techniques of fusing hot steel to the surface of the glass, often rusting the steel. I use this technique to suggest that the glass has a history and to help the opacity and translucency. I continue to use fused steel on many of my sculptures."
I did not find reliable information about powder coating glass in our collection. I suggest you contact The Society for Glass and Ceramic Decorating for up-to-date resources. They have a question/answer section (you must register to use it) that can be helpful: http://www.sgcd.org/website-disclaimer.htm
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Love Deafening silence Plus-styletyped for your pleasure on 14 February 2014, at 8.25 pm
Sdtrk: 'Keepers of the dawn (Who loves the sun?)' by Tropical popsicle
St Valentine's Day, of course, is a holiday made popular by the very first gangster massacre back in 1929, when Al Capone had a buncha mooks lined up against the wall and ventilated, see. As many of the victims' hearts were pierced by bullets, current generations memorialise this event by exchanging hearts to loved ones. How does Cupid enter into the equation, you ask? Much as how Christians appropriated the Easter egg from Pagans, so it was with celebrating St Valentine's Massacre; Cupid originally symbolised a flying baby. It's true.
Quite a few of the people I began following on Twitter were people I knew on MySpace. Remember MySpace? Okay, you can stop now. One of them, Hayley Heartbreak, is a Gothabilly lass from New Zealand who does pretty nifty illustrations in her spare time. Last year, she began doodling Valentine's Day illos on Post-It notes for a set number of people who asked for one, and I managed to catch her this year. This is the fantastic result:
The Missus, our mistress, and I think it's too damned cute. Thanks, Hayley!
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BOWLING GREEN, OH – The University at Buffalo football team's rally to defeat Bowling Green stalled at the BG 1-yard as the final second ticked off the clock. The Falcons held off the Bulls, 27-19, in the season finale at Doyt Perry Stadium on Friday afternoon.
The rally started when the Bulls trailed by 15 points with less than six minutes to go in the game. Grant Rohach connected with Jamarl Eiland on a 7-yard touchdown pass over the middle to cut the BG lead to 27-19 with 5:58 left.
The Falcons seemed well on their way to running out the clock as they were able to advance the ball inside the UB 25-yard line on their ensuing possession. However, Demone Harris forced a fumble that Chris Ford was able to recover and the Bulls had life – down eight with the ball and 1:43 left on the clock.
Rohach, playing in his final collegiate game, orchestrated a drive that quickly moved the Bulls down the field. Thanks in part to 21-yard pass to Eiland, a 17-yard pass to Martinez and a 14-yard pass to Eiland, UB advanced the ball to the Bowling Green 1-yard line, with under 20 seconds on the clock. However, the Bulls had three cracks at the endzone, but couldn't score.
Rohach finished the day 20-of-35 for 334 yards and two touchdowns, easily his best game as a Bull. Marcus McGill, also playing in the final game of his career, had six catches for a career-best 142 yards receiving.
Martinez, who missed the first half of the season with an injury, finished on a high note with four catches for 92 yards and a touchdown. Eiland had three catches for 42 yards and his first career touchdown.
Mason Schreck had four catches in the game for 35 yards. He finished the season with 651 receiving yards – a school record for receiving yards by a tight end.
Jordan Johnson posted 61 yards rushing, including a 38-yard touchdown run. He finished the season with 1,040 yards, marking the sixth time in the past 10 seasons the Bulls had a 1,000-yard back.
Defensively, the Bulls were led by Khalil Hodge who had 16 tackles in the game. The sophomore linebacker finished the season with 123 tackles, the eighth most in school history and second most by a player in Buffalo's FBS era.
Ishmael Hargrove had 14 tackles in the game, one shy of his career high. Tim Roberts and Matt Otwinowski posted career highs in tackles with 10 apiece.
Defensive end Brandon Crawford had two more tackles for loss to bring his season total to 14.5 He finished the season strong with 10.5 tackles for loss over the last six games.
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The Azalea Festival was Justin Moore's first stop since being minted the Academy of Country Music's best new artist on April 6 and there was plenty of carry-over energy to go around during his performance in downtown Wilmington on Thursday night. (View a photo gallery from the concert.)
The tight blue-jeans wearing, Stetson-donning performer hit the gates running and didn't stop to breathe until a few songs later. It was the kind of electrifying performance you'd expect from a pop country concert, complete with flashy lights and a whoopin', hollerin' crowd.
It turned the Southern affair that is the Azalea Festival into something more reminiscent of a Western stock show. Mostly, the women wore their cowgirl boots while the men looked like they were dragged along on a curious excursion. There were more than a few guys wearing their traditional Southern garb complete with boat shoes. This is the coast, after all.
Brandon Tholen, 32, admitted he'd been begged to go by his wife.
"I had no idea who he was," Brandon said of Moore, as his wife, Sandy Tholen, 34, made it a point to say that she made him go.
Another woman said she came to see "the short, sexy man in those Wranglers."
No matter what you thought of Moore's sex appeal, by the end of the night there wasn't a person in the crowd not clapping or dancing along to the numerous hits he played. And even though he's listed at five feet, seven inches, there was nothing short of huge about Moore's stage presence as he entertained the crowd. At one point, Moore even played Sir Mix-A-Lot's "Baby Got Back." Booty shaking at a country concert, anyone?
Moore wasn't the only performer of the evening as Josh Thompson and Randy Houser played as opening sets.
Thompson performed without a band, and looked out of place on the large stage. His short set felt less polished than Randy Houser's performance, but it was a valiant effort.
Houser, on the other hand, could have easily been the final act of the night instead of the first.
I'm not a country music aficionado by any means, but Houser had me singing along at one point. His music feels more country-rock and it came complete with some serious guitar riffing.
What all three performers flashed was the infectious draw of country music. Love it or leave it, but you can't deny the romantic imagery country music evokes about rolling down back roads, then sitting with your significant other in the bed of your truck. At times, it even had me missing that special someone.
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Don't ask me, I know absolutely nothing about any of this legal stuff. If the name is a problem, I'd just call them purrhooters. Or, I dunno, maybe ask them? "Hey, may we please use these creatures and add them to our game in shape of worthless, but adorable and decorative pets and could you please refrain from suing our pants off and totally destroying us in return?"
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The Prince of Persia Hits the Forgotten Sands with New Trailer
Although many gamers are focused on titles such as ModNation Racers and Red Dead Redemption, there are still other titles this month that deserve attention. One of these titles is the new Prince of Persia title which is accompanying the new film coming out in a few weeks. To celebrate the North American release date of Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands, Ubisoft have released a brand-new action-packed launch trailer which shows the prince back in action.
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Thursday, June 17, 2010
#HireFriday: Update
I am so happy to see the work that is going on around me. Recruiters are busy again. Jobseekers are more hopeful. I am more hopeful. And I am busy with new projects and new customers (yay!).
In the midst of all this, I took a few minutes a couple of weeks ago to participate in the #hirefriday Twitter movement. I offered to meet with a jobseeker who wants to relocate to the Seattle area. It is my mission in life to know every recruiter in Seattle, so I'm certain I can help.
We met in person at my favorite counter-culture coffee shop. He wore a suit and tie. The first thing I told him was to ditch the tie. We don't do ties in Seattle. (I know -- conventional wisdom is that you should dress up for interviews. You should. But in Seattle dressing up means looking like a Banana Republic mannequin. Ties scream amateur.) Then he told me about his skills and his experience, which were impressive. He has worked for large, complex organizations. He has worked in Asia. He speaks four languages. He returned to school to get his MBA.
Somebody, somewhere, told him to downplay his experience. Since he was an unknown, he would have a hard time getting into prestigious Seattle companies, so he should try to get his foot in the door in a coordinator or junior analyst role.
I told him to rework his resume. Highlight his expertise. Being conversant in Mandarin and being fluent may be different, but his obvious facility for language and understanding cultures makes him an asset to companies. He has skills that 99.9% of the other applicants don't have. I told him to stop going to job fairs and increase his LinkedIn network by 400%. I told him to target companies, and then target jobs within those companies and that together, we would get him in.
I can do this, because I don't have a fancy corporate recruiting job. I can advocate for one candidate. It feels good.
Sharks, be warned. I have a referral for you.
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Under the surface, this is a very powerful post. I can't tell you how many job seekers have told me they've been instructed to dumb themselves down. Straight up, I've also heard the same. "If you don't look, walk, and talk like a cow, people may fear you don't follow the herd."ReplyDelete
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