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Carrie Underwood looks achingly lovely on the June 2012 cover of Glamour magazine, the US edition. The 29-year-old songstress sits down for a chat and dishes on writing songs, her new album 'Blown Away', her voice, but also on being in a relationship with her husband, Mike Fisher, in the public eye. On what she wishes were different about her voice, Carrie admits that, "I'm competitive. When I hear somebody else do something I can't, it drives me nuts. Steven Tyler — that screamy thing he does? I can't do that. I have too much contro... Read More


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San Antonio, TX – The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor football team dominated the first half and the 2nd-ranked Cru eased to a 49-28 victory over Trinity University Saturday night in San Antonio. UMHB improves to 3-0 on the season with a win that wasn't nearly as close as the final score might indicate. The loss drops the Tigers to 2-2 on the year.
The Cru would take the opening kickoff and march 67 yards in nine plays before Stephen Salinas scored on a two-yard run to make it 7-0 UMHB with 11:37 remaining in the first quarter. The Cru defense would stuff a Trinity fourth-and-one attempt on the next drive and LiDarral Bailey scored on a 36-yard run three plays later to give UMHB a 14-0 lead. The Cru defense would force a fumble on the next offensive play and Marc Perez recovered at the Tiger 15-yard line. Bailey found a wide-open Keith Reineke for a score on the next play to push the lead to 21-0 with 5:47 left in the first quarter. Trinity would close to 21-7 early in the second quarter, but UMHB answered with a 75-yard drive capped by Elijah Hudson's 36-yard TD dash. Trinity threatened on the next possession, but Eric Allen intercepted a pass at the goal line and returned it 70 yards to the Tiger 30-yard line. Bailey hit Geoff Myles for a 30-yard score on the next play to make it a 35-7 Cru lead. Bailey added a nine-yard TD run on the next series as the Cru would stretch the lead to 42-7 at halftime.
UMHB would rest the starting offense in the second half and Trinity closed the gap against the Cru reserves. Nyk McKissic scored on a seven-yard run to cut it to 42-14, but Jake Sims led the Cru on a 12-play, 92-yard drive, covering the last 18 yards himself to take the UMHB advantage to 49-14. The Tigers would score two late touchdowns on a long pass and an interception return to cut it to the final margin.
Bailey finished 14-16 through the air for 183 yards and two touchdowns. He completed his first 10 passes of the game and added 43 yards and two scores on the ground. Myles caught a career high eight passes for 111 yards to post his first career 100-yard receiving game. Michael Carpenter led the running game with 79 yards on 17 carries as the Cru rested leading rusher Darius Wilson in the game. Alex Kemp had three sacks for the UMHB defense and Andy McAteer had a team-high eight tackles.
The Cru rolled up 509 yards of total offense and gave up 374 yards to the Tigers, but most of those yards came well after the game had been decided. UMHB also forced two turnovers while giving the ball away just once.
McKissic was 17-29 passing for 178 yards and a score for the Tigers. Hagen Kattner caught five passes for 119 yards and a score and Patrick Granchelli ran for 49 yards on 12 carries. Tom Puskarich had 11 tackles to lead the Trinity defense.
The Cru has now won four straight over Trinity to even the all-time series at 4-4. It was the first regular season trip to San Antonio for UMHB since the program's inaugural game in 1998. The Cru will return to action with the American Southwest Conference opener at Sul Ross State next Saturday in Alpine. The Lobos are 1-2 on the season and were open this week after beating Trinity 62-35 two weeks ago in Alpine.

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My Kitchen Rules recap: The Captain and Tennille sink their nautical instant restaurant
There is an inherent danger in giving your instant restaurant a nautical theme.
Should things go badly, it leaves you wide open for a slew of maritime-based puns and insults. And yet, none of the other contestants on Episode 8 of My Kitchen Rules took the opportunity to bandy about terms like "shipwreck" and "SOS" and "every man for himself!".
It's lucky then that I'm here to fill that gap.
Yes, it's all aboard David and Corinne's very own disaster of Titanic proportions.
The Cairns couple talked themselves up as the Captain and Tennille of home cooking, which was perhaps not the best example as C&T just filed for D.I.V.O.R.C.E.
Nevertheless, the pair was keen to show they knew the ropes in the kitchen, with an ambitious square meal of seafood, seafood and sugar.
The day began with David, a banker who is also other things that rhyme with banker, showing off his darling trophy wife Corinne. Given their age difference, I doubt she's his first mate. But they seemed to dote on each other, and took extra care turning their impressive verandah into "The Quarterdeck".
David dubbed Corinne the Queen of Seafood, which I guess makes her the Little Mermaid or a dugong or something. With David himself quite the old salt, and a Great Barrier Reef nearby just brimming with tasty crustaceans, it made sense that seafood was their hero ingredient.
Obsessed with putting a personal touch on everything, David put the "anal" into "artisanal" by insisting their bread, butter and pasta be home made. This would prove to be his iceberg, but as guests arrived to the smell of fresh bread wafting through the house, he was nothing but footloose and awash with confidence.
The first hint of impending doom came when the guests discovered there were no chairs and - GASP - they had to fetch their own.
"What kind of service is this?" the Victorian landlubbers Harry and Christo sneered.
And they had no decorative wooden boat with their state's name on it - an oversight that would put them at loggerheads with the Cairns crew for the rest of the evening.
Then the judges arrived and David cut the wrong jib by calling them the wrong names. He perhaps could have had some leeway if he'd used my tactic and just addressed them as "The French One" and "Not the French One".
Entree was a North Queensland crayfish stack. I love the term "stack" as a presentation model. It reminds me of that kids' game, Stacks On. I imagine all the ingredients rowdily piling on top of each other in their haste not to be on the bottom. In this case though, it was a short fight, and avocado lost to crayfish.
David and Corinne's hopes to fire a shot across the bow of all the other states were soon dashed when neither judge found the stack remotely impressive. The contestants, too, starting getting the knives out, with both Bree from SA and Jess from WA being highlighted as "the smiling assassin". The evidence for this seemed to be simply that they both smiled while thinking or saying somewhat bitchy things about the food. That hardly seemed like enough to put them over a barrel for a lash o' the cat - I thought passive-aggressive bitchiness was what this show was all about.
Still, the Queen of Seafood and World's Least Funny Jack Nicholson Impersonator were confident they could steer their night back on course with an impressive mud crab main. They bunkered down in the kitchen and it was all hands on deck.
Pity, then, it was a complete balls up.
David didn't start his pasta on time, meaning a long wait that rightly should have led to mutiny among the guests. That would have made for much more interesting television than extended shots of people sitting and waiting. No one even got up to go to the loo. Talk about a poop deck.
Eventually the French judge headed into the kitchen for a look at what was causing the delay. When he discovered David still elbow deep in pasta mix, he gave him the Frenchiest French look a Frenchman ever Frenched. You could practically hear La Marseilles blaring from his eyeballs.
In the bitter end it was over two hours between entree and mains. David and Corinne struggled with their angel hair pasta, with turned out more like a lengths of anchor cabling, and just as heavy. Their homemade bread was more well-received, but its clumsy positioning at the side of the plate sparked more upturned noses than salivating mouths.
Dessert was heralded as the potential saviour dish, with Corinne buoyed up by her knowledge that she could create a killer smashed meringue, giving their tropical Eton's Mess with spun sugar the irresistibility of a siren song.
What she didn't count on was David's extraordinary inability to follow directions on how to create the passionfruit syrup. He put so much extra water in the pot, it looked like a bilge pump had exploded on the hob. Dessert seemed to have run aground.
Luckily, the couple had a passionfruit vine out front which had some ripe-ish fruit on it, so they were able to fluke a second, edible syrup. But with the word "tropical" a key descriptor of the dish, the guests and judges were all disappointed not to have lashings of pineapple, mango and other fruits placed in front of their gaping maws.
The verdict of "too sweet and too plain" took the wind out of David and Corinne's sails. Their self-assuredness foundered, and Corinne even blamed herself for letting David down. In fact, it was her efforts with the crayfish, the mud crab and the meringue that had actually salvaged David's clumsy attempts at pasta and dessert-making. All David proved good for was showboating.
With a score of 46, the strains of Nearer My God to Thee began playing, and it seemed like David and Corinne were dead in the water. Headed for Davy Jones' locker. Flotsam and jetsam. Left in the wake. Capsized. As big as failure as Pirates of the Caribbean 2, 3 and 4. There's no doubt the Cairns crew sunk their own battleship with excessive cockiness and poor planning. Can they stay afloat in the competition?
Only one thing for it: full steam ahead. Hoist the mainsail, splice the mainbrace, weigh anchor and somebody fetch that map of Tasmania - loose cannons Thalia and Bianca are bearing down.
Natalie Bochenski is a reporter for Brisbane Times.


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Once upon a time there were two rustic cottages snuggled under towering Torrey pine trees and surrounded by a tangle of overgrown bushes and weeds. Although the modest wood cabins couldn't be restored (termites being one of the problems), the new owners and their architect salvaged 20 leaded-glass windows from the old structures and built a quaint home in keeping with the wooded landscape.
"The goal was to capture the atmosphere of what was there," says Jim Sneed, the California architect who helped Karen and John Morse build their new home in Del Mar. "The site feels very secluded, like an enchanted forest, so that was the driving force in our design."
The property was once part of a large estate, and the original main house, designed by famed California architect Richard Requa, still sits on a hill nearby. The two cabins were probably caretaker residences built in the 1930s.
Karen, a retired pharmacist, and John, a cardiologist, were living in a contemporary-style house in Del Mar when they bought the sloping, wedge-shaped property just three blocks from the ocean. "The street is in a small canyon, so we get wonderful ocean breezes," Karen says.
In keeping with the established neighborhood, the Morses envisioned a simple and elegant Tudor-style house. "We love the different forms Tudor styles are known for--the peaked roofs, dormers, beams, and mullions on windows," Karen says.
For the architect, designing a home with peaked roofs was a rare treat. "In Del Mar, everything is about the view. We are very restricted and considerate about not blocking neighbors' views, so most of the homes I design have to have low-pitched roofs," Sneed says. "Because this was in its own little enchanted forest, we had the opportunity to do a steeply pitched roof."
Del Mar building restrictions, however, kept the house relatively small--2,095 square feet above ground, including a two-car garage, and another 900 square feet of gracious living space in the basement. (The regulations limit the above-ground square footage to 25 percent of the property size.)
A vaulted ceiling in the living room, starting at 12 feet and soaring to 21 feet, gives the living room a spacious feel but is not overwhelming. "You see a lot of ostentatious houses. I was trying to go the other way and have volume but keep it as intimate as possible," Sneed says. Ceiling heights vary from room to room, defining the spaces and making the rooms feel comfortably scaled and inviting. Salvaged windows from the original cottages were incorporated throughout the house, including two with random pieces of colored glass that were placed high on the living room walls by the fireplace.
An abundance of windows--in dormers, stacked three high by the staircase, plus a front bay window--ensures the house is filled with light. "We floated the staircase off the walls so you feel like you're walking through the windows as you ascend the stairs," the architect says. These windows drop to the basement, creating a light well that ushers natural light into the lower-level media room, guest bedrooms, laundry area, and wine cellar.
An open floor plan on the main level provides unrestricted views throughout the space and an easy traffic flow when the Morses entertain. "We didn't want one huge open space, but we wanted the kitchen to blend," Karen says.
In the kitchen, interior designers Susan Geier and Michael Ranson worked with Karen to create a custom hutch with leaded-glass doors inspired by the old salvaged windows. The hutch and island are finished with a warm gray glaze that blends with furnishings in the house. Buttermilk-colored cabinets were brushed with a gray glaze as well for vintage charm.
Indoor and outdoor light fixtures also took cues from the original cottages. Jim Gibson, a California lighting artisan, modeled several of the house's outdoor lights on a salvaged lantern. Gibson collaborated with Sneed to design and fabricate the living room fireplace surround and doors, with a diamond design backed by mica.
Interior designer Brenda Levy finalized furnishings and window treatments, keeping the mood simple. "Rooms are small, so we didn't want to overpower them with florals or prints," Levy says. "Karen likes simple solids that accentuate the furniture lines."
Slightly distressed walnut floors unify the main level and are warmed by a hydronic radiant heating system. Because the climate is so mild, the Morses didn't install an air-conditioner, which means no ductwork to contend with. "We have nice ocean breezes, so we just open the windows," explains Karen. "It's an easy house to live in. It's very comfortable." That could be a storybook ending.
Architect: Jim Sneed, Bokal & Sneed Architects, 244 Ninth St., Del Mar, CA 92014; 858/481-8244, bokalandsneed.
Interior design: Brenda Gold Levy, 619/254-5001, firstname.lastname@example.com.
Interior and kitchen design: Susan Geier, ASID, Certified Interior Designer, Michael Ranson, Geier Goodman Design Associates Inc., Encinitas, CA 92024; 760/753-6649, geiergoodmandesign.com.
Contractor: Joe Hanley, Hanley Construction, 993 Lomas Santa Fe, Suite A, Solana Beach, CA 92075; 858/481-6465, hanleyconstruction.net.
Photography: Michael Garland
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Lighting: Gibson & Gibson Antique Lighting, 619/422-2447, gibsonandgibsonantiquelighting.com.
Front-door hardware (English crafted, Solid Bronze Collection): Ashley Norton, 800/393-1097, ashleynorton.com.
Windows and French doors: Loewen, 800/563-9367, loewen.com.
Dramatic stained trusses, a circular iron chandelier, and salvaged leaded-glass windows enhance the vaulted ceiling in the living room. John and Karen Morse chose a warm color palette of quiet gray and buttermilk. A handcrafted powder-coated steel fireplace surround and doors are trimmed with luminous mica. The mantel is a vintage beam.
Chandelier (custom, #06-003); fireplace surround and doors (powder-coated steel antiqued with mica (custom): Gibson & Gibson Antique Lighting, 619/422-2447, gibsonandgibsonantiquelighting.com.
Mantel (custom): Vintage Timberworks, 951/695-1033, vintagetimber.com.
Oriental rugs: Prospect Rug Gallery, 858/456-0078.
Sofa: owner's collection.
Sofa fabric ("Retreat"/Sky #1042-01, linen, by Great Plains): Holly Hunt, 312/661-1900, hollyhunt.com.
Windows and French doors: Loewen, 800/563-9367, loewen.com.
Wing chairs: owner's collection.
Chair fabric ("Play to the Grandstand"/Another Part of the Forest, mohair plush): Gretchen Bellinger, 518/445-2400, gretchenbellinger.com.
Barley-twist chair (antique): Brenda Gold Levy, 619/254-5001.
End table by sofa; table lamps; coffee table; drapery: owner's collection.
Paint: custom.
Handcrafted iron balusters bow out at the base, fully exposing the walnut stair treads. Sweeping and peaked rooflines and mullioned windows reflect the cottage's Tudor and Normandy architectural styling.
The dining area is illuminated by sconces and a wrought-iron chandelier made by California lighting artisan Jim Gibson. The chandelier has downlights as well as candle-like fixtures.
Chandelier (custom); sconces (custom): Gibson & Gibson Antique Lighting, 619/422-2447, gibsonandgibsonantiquelighting.com.
Shades: Conrad, 866/426-6723, conradshades.com, trade only.
Table; chairs: owner's collection.
Chair fabric ("Frederica Plain"/Tobacco, linen #NC0814-077): Nancy Corzine, 212/223-8340, nancycorzine.com.
Swan statue in window (antique): owner's collection.
A custom china hutch with leaded-glass doors and a butcher-block island are painted and glazed a soft gray. A TV in the island faces a light-filled breakfast nook.
Cabinet and tile design: Geier Goodman Design Assoc., 760/753-6649.
Cabinetry fabrication: Phil Hartmann, Hartmann's Custom Cabinets, 760/740-0252.
Hardware: The Golden Lion, 310/246-1752, the goldenlion.com; Creations by Alno Inc., 617/896-2700, alnoinc.com; Tudor Artisans, 404/474-3282, tudorartisans.com.
Countertops: custom.
Countertop fabrication: Randy Vasquez Stone, 760/271-1764.
Walnut breakfast counter; maple island top: Hanley Construction, 858/481-6465.
Stove, warming drawer: Viking, 888/845-4641, vikingrange.com.
Dishwasher drawers: Fisher & Paykel Appliances Inc., 800/863-5394, fisherpaykel.com.
Refrigerator: KitchenAid, 800/541-6390, kitchenaid.com.
Sink; island sink; main faucet; island faucet; oven hood; bar stools: owner's collection.
Plates: Gien, gien.com.
Lighting: Gibson & Gibson Antique Lighting, 619/422-2447, gibsonandgibsonantiquelighting.com.
Fiestaware and colored glasses: owner's collection.
The breakfast nook.
Table design: through Brenda Gold Levy, 619/254-5001.
Chairs: antique.
Chair cushions ("Lisbon Flower"/Sage #10769-02): Cowtan & Tout, 212/647-6900, cowtan.com.
Linens; kitchenware: Williams-Sonoma, 800/541-2233, williams-sonoma.com.
The finished basement level includes a walk-in wine cellar with a leaded-glass door that was salvaged from one of the original cottages on the property.
Wine cellar: Viking Wine Cellars, 714/414-0973.
Lighting: Gibson & Gibson Antique Lighting, 619/422-2447, gibsonandgibsonantiquelighting.com.
French doors in the living room lead to the terrace and backyard, where several seating areas are tucked among shrubs and grasses. The Morses frequently entertain outdoors, and their grandchildren enjoy exploring the natural setting with its fig, lemon, apple, orange, and nectarine trees.
Fountain spigots: Gibson & Gibson Antique Lighting, 619/422-2447, gibsonandgibsonantiquelighting.com.
Chairs; coffee table by the fireplace (Dedon Collection): Janus et Cie, 805/566-0372, janusetcie.com.
Wooden furniture by fountain: Ron Cosser, The Craftsman, 315/463-0262, thecraftsman.com.
Patio pot arrangements: Kris Kruseski, Kruseski Designs, 858/481-3731.
Dining table top (custom, travertine): Randy Vasquez Stone, 760/271-1764.
Dining table base: Kreiss Collection, 800/573-4771, kreiss.com.
Karen and John Morse.


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Don't Light a Cigarette Inside a Porta John
An airman from the Royal Australian Air Force is being treated for "severe burns" after he apparently had a porta john mishap earlier today. A spokeswoman for the Department of Community Safety in Queensland told the Brisbane Times, "He was in a portaloo when there was some kind of explosion. It's believed he was lighting a cigarette at the time." So many potential jokes here, but damn, that's pretty rough.


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Release Date: 2009 |
Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound OffAlbum is sooooooooooo good. Sputnik should be paying attention, OF is blowing up like crazy lately
Album Rating: 4.0Yeah def. Will post the link later.
this sounds not that good
Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound OffThe review is a little on the short side though. You don't go into nearly enough detail on the production which is arguably the album's biggest strength.
gonna listen to and possibly review Domo Genesis. Probably my favorite member along with this guy. These dudes are killin it.
Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound OffRolling Papers is awesome. Domo's not as good as Hodgy, Tyler or Earl but the production/beats on the album are probably the best Tyler and Left Brain have done yet.
Domo doesn't try too hard, but he has some fantastic lines on Super Market.
Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound OffThat track is fire. "Supermarket", "Rolling Papers", "Cap N Crunch/SteamRoller", "Clear Eyes", and "Domier" are the standouts for me but overall it's really good.
Album Rating: 4.0Earl is my favourite MC out of the ones I've heard I think.
Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Offsputnik, listen to this fucking album
Album Rating: 5.0i'm getting this tomorrow, earl right now. just want to say, i found out about OF from donald glovers blog. just fucking amazing.
Fluid as fuck.
Play this shit at church.
Album Rating: 5.0this is fucking great. more of sputnik needs to listen to this.
Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound OffSputnik has no love for OF. That's going to change really soon because OF are blowing the fuck up really quickly. Tyler's follow-up to this album (WOLF) is going to be out this year and even made it onto MTV's Most Anticipated Rap Albums of 2010, no small feat.
This definitely needs to be spread around Sputnik.
This is too good.
Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound OffSputnik doesn't like good music tbh
Album Rating: 4.5OF are shit hot... needs some hype on this fuckn website
Album Rating: 5.0its getting there....
Album Rating: 4.5yeah i might do a review for Mike G- Ali or Domo Genesis- ROlling Papers if noone else does
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Mo Farah and Usain Bolt ignited the first day of the World Athletics Championships on Saturday, but the event was blighted by dire crowds and yet another high-profile doping scandal for a leading sprinter.
Despite hot and humid conditions, Bolt barely broke sweat in his 100m heat as he sauntered into yesterday's semi-finals in 10.07 seconds.
Organizers, whose claims to have sold 80 percent of seats for the championship look hopelessly optimistic, will hope a few more fans turn up.
Only a few thousand were scattered around the vast 81,000-capacity Luzhniki Stadium even for Saturday's opening ceremony, where Russian President Vladimir Putin offically opened the showpiece.
Those who were there were treated to a consumate performance by Britain's Olympic distance double champion Farah in the 10,000m, while Kenya's Edna Kiplagat also produced a tactically astute run to retain the women's marathon title.
Bolt starts as an unbackable favorite to add the 100m title to his Olympic double, partly due to the absence of fellow Jamaican Asafa Powell and the US' Tyson Gay, who have both failed drugs tests.
Leading Jamaican women sprinters Sherone Simpson and Veronica Campbell-Brown also tested positive in the lead-up to Moscow and on Saturday Kelly Anne Baptiste of Trinidad and Tobago, bronze medalist two years ago behind silver winner and former champion Campbell-Brown, joined them.
Trinidad officials confirmed that Baptiste and teammate Semoy Hackett had withdrawn from the championships, though news of her positive test came only from the Trinidad Express newspaper.
With every doping case that rocks the sport, Bolt's value increases, though there was little showboating on Saturday as the Jamaican went about his business with a serious look.
A false start in the lane next to him, sparking memories of his final disqualification two years ago, did not shake his concentration.
"I just wanted to get my reaction and start right," he said. "The false start didn't affect me — I made that mistake in Daegu and now I'm staying focused."
US duo Mike Rodgers and Justin Gatlin both dipped under 10 seconds to lead the qualifiers, with Peimeng Zhang also catching the eye with a Chinese record of 10.04.
Two years ago Farah was agonizingly pipped on the line by Ethiopia's Ibrahim Jeilan in the world 10,000m final, but he is a very different athlete now and though Jeilan pushed him all the way again on Saturday, the Somalia-born Briton always looked the winner.
Fully confident he could win any kind of race, he worked his way slowly through the field, survived one or two hairy stumbles as the elbows flew, before taking up the running 800m out.
Having recently broken the European record over 1,500m, his finishing speed was never in doubt and though Jeilan hung on gamely, Farah's fearsome last lap brought him home in 27:21.71 ahead of Jeilan and Kenya's Paul Tanui.
"I thought 'not again,'" said Farah, whose bulging-eyed stare of horror as Jeilan swept past him in 2011 has become an enduring image of the sport.
"I was just digging in, digging in. It was important to have something left as I did not want to lose again," he said.
"I kept looking across and you could see in my eyes, just making sure they didn't come after me," he added.
Farah will now bid to complete the double-double by retaining his 5,000m title next week.


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This research project was sponsored jointly by the Financial Accounting Standards Board and the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. The objectives of the research and the steps followed in conducting the project are described in this introductory section of the report.
In September 1979, the FASB issued Statement of Finanical Accounting Standard No. 33, Financial Reporting and Changing Prices.1 This statement is an experimental standard on accounting for the effects of changing prices. It requires selected public companies to report changing prices disclosures as supplemental information to their financial statements. Although this supplemental
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This project is one of fifteen research studies being monitored by the FASB in assessing the SFAS 33 experiment. It represents the only FASB-sponsored project that is focused specifically at audit issues and that provides for auditor input.
The American Institute of CPAs, through its Auditing Standards Division, also has encouraged research directed toward improving standards and procedures for auditors who must deal with changing prices disclosures.
In assessing the SFAS 33 experiment, it is important to recognize the views of all interested groups: users, preparers, and auditors. The results of this study—the data and insight from an auditor's perspective—should be considered in light of other related research concerning the usefulness of changing prices disclosures.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Kristin Fulbright of Northwest Christian has been named the NAIA Women's Soccer National Defensive Player of the Week and Jessica Martinez has been selected as the National Offensive Player of the Week, the national office announced Tuesday. Fulbright and Martinez were selected based on their performances from Sept. 30 – Oct. 6 and were chosen out of a pool of conference, independent and unaffiliated group winners.
Fulbright, a Eugene, Ore., native, made her mark in the Northwest Christian record book this past week, posting back-to-back shutouts to tie the program's individual career record of five. The senior goalkeeper recorded a combined 17 saves in 200 minutes, including a nine-save effort to propel the Beacons to their first-ever win over Oregon Tech, 1-0, on Oct. 1. Fulbright followed that performance with eight saves in a scoreless draw at Southern Oregon, snapping Northwest Christian's seven-game losing streak against the Raiders. On the season, Fulbright owns a 1.11 goals against average in 648:21 minutes.
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Holds the school record for career digs (1,841) and ranks
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Is one of only four Crimson to be named All-Ivy four consecutive years.
Career Highs
Kills: 2, at Boston College, Sep 17, 2008
Attacks: 4, vs TOLEDO, Sep 19, 2008
Assists: 7, at Penn, Oct 01, 2011 ; Penn, Oct 17, 2009
Serve aces: 4, at Penn, Nov 13, 2009
Digs: 40, Princeton, Nov 08, 2008
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Team co-captain ... Set the school record for career digs (1,841) and ranks second all-time in Ivy League history ... Named to the All-Ivy League second team and Academic All-Ivy ... Also named to the Capital One Academic All-District First Team ... Appeared in all 94 sets played by the Crimson ... Posted 36 digs in season-opener against College of Charleston Sept. 2 ... Named to the Georgia State Invitational all-tournament team ... Posted 28 digs against Bryant Sept. 9, breaking the all-time program record for digs in a career ... Named to the Bryant Invitational all-tournament team ... Helped Harvard to 2-1 record at Harvard Invitational, garnering all-tournament honors with 51 digs in three games ... Recorded 30 digs vs. Dartmouth Sept. 24 to move into fifth-place in Ivy League history for career digs ... Registered 26 digs and seven assists in the team's first Ivy League win at Penn Oct. 1 ... Notched 26 digs and four assists at Dartmouth Oct. 22 ... Moved into fourth place in Ivy League history for career digs with a 25-dig, two-ace performance against Penn Oct. 28 ... moved into second place in Ivy League history for career digs with 28 at Columbia Nov. 4, while the 28 digs marking a career-high for a three-set match ... Recorded 21 digs and seven assists at Cornell Nov. 5 ... Named to the Ivy League Honor Roll Nov. 7 ... Notched 24 digs and two assists in her final match vs. Brown Nov. 12.
2010 (Junior)
Led the team with 449 digs and 4.40 digs per set while adding 68 assists ... One of three Harvard players to see action in all 26 matches this season ... Received honorable mention All-Ivy League accolades ... Named to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District Second Team ... Collected 35 digs and an ace in a comeback win against Bryant Sept. 4 ... Named to Fordham Invitational All-Tournament Team after collecting 65 digs over four games at the tournament ... Had a pair of aces and 21 digs in 3-2 comeback win over Columbia Oct. 8 ... Picked up 25 digs at Princeton Oct. 15 and had 29 digs in a 302 win over Brown Nov. 5 ... Had five assist and 22 digs against Penn Nov. 12 and registered six assists and 23 digs in 3-2 win over Princeton Oct. 13.
2009 (Sophomore)
Appeared in all 25 matches … Earned second team All-Ivy League accolades ... First on the team and third in the league in digs with a total of 491 (5.11) … Served up the most aces on the team with a total of 28 (0.29), which is good for seventh in the league … Collected double-digit digs 21 times … Served up a match- and career-high four aces at Penn (Nov. 13) … Registered a match-high 22 digs and handed out four assists in 3-2 win over Colgate (Sept.4) … Posted match-high 23 digs and served up three aces in win over Stony Brook (Sept.5) … Recorded 26 digs against South Carolina (Sept. 12) … Posted a match-high 18 digs against Arizona State (Sept. 18) … Recorded a match-high 21 digs and served up two aces with five assists in 3-1 win over UNH (Sept. 19) … Recorded match-high 24 digs against Wyoming (Sept. 19) … Posted 21 digs and handed out four assists during 3-1 victory against Holy Cross (Sept. 22) … Posted 12 digs against Dartmouth (Sept. 25) … Recorded match-high 19 digs and four assists at Dartmouth (Oct. 2) … Posted a match-high 26 digs and gave out four assists over Cornell (Oct. 9) … Registered a match-high 34 digs and four assists in a 3-2 victory over Princeton (Oct. 16) … Registered 17 digs in 3-0 victory against Brown (Oct. 23) ... Recorded a match-high 32 digs in 3-2 win over Columbia (Oct. 30) ... Posted 17 digs in 3-0 win over Cornell (Oct. 31) ... Recorded 25 digs in match against Yale (Nov. 6) … Registered 24 digs and handed out a match- and career-high four aces in 3-2 victory over Penn (Nov. 13).
2008 (Freshman)
Appeared in 25 matches ... Honorable mention All-Ivy ... Led team and was sixth in the Ivy League in digs (378) ... Fourth on the team in services aces with 21 ... Her 378 digs were seventh most in a season at Harvard ... Posted double-digit digs 17 times, including seven straight to end the season ... Had 20 or more digs seven times and posted 30 or more three times ... Registered a career-high 40 digs against Princeton (Nov. 8) ...Was Ivy League Rookie of the Week (Nov. 11).
Before Harvard
Three-year starter and two-time captain ... Three-time All-DuPage Valley Conference ... Three-time academic all-conference ... Earned Daily Herald All-Area three times, second- team Naperville Sun twice and third-team Chicago Sun Times...Named first-team Naperville Sun, second-team Chicago Sun Times and second-team Champiagn News Gazette as a senior ... Named to the all-tournament team at the DuPage Classic Tournament and Best Libero at the St. Charles East Mizuno Cup as a senior ... School record holder for digs in a season and career digs ... Won three regional championships with high school team ... Played for Sports Performance Volleyball Club ... Junior Olympic champion at 16's open division ... Went 83-0 with 18 Elite team to win JVDA national championship ... Member of the National Honor Society and the National Society of High School Scholars ... AP Scholar ... Commended Student in the National Merit Scholarship Program ... Received the Foreign Language Student Award, the Northwestern University Midwest Talent Search Outstanding Scholarship Award and the Naperville Outstanding Female Scholar Athlete Award.


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The National Energy Information Center (NEIC), a branch of the Energy Information Administration (EIA), the independent statistical and analytical agency within the United States Department of Energy, provides information on energy production, disposition, reserves, historical data, forecasts, and analyses for coal, electricity, gas, oil, nuclear, and alternate fuels.
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Kristen Stewart, Anne Hathaway Dress in Drag for Jenny Lewis' 'Just One of the Guys' Videoby Michelle McGahan | PopCrush
Kristen Stewart and Anne Hathaway are bending genders and rocking some pretty sweet mustaches in Jenny Lewis' 'Just One of the Guys' music video.
The actresses, along with Brie Larson and Tennessee Thomas, make up Lewis' band, and all five ladies take their turns dressing up as dudes, donning LOL-worthy fake mustaches, tracksuits and even a rat tail (we're looking at you, Anne Hathaway).
"The rat tail was all Annie," Lewis revealed to GQ about the Academy Award-winning actress' hysterical style. "Deep character exploration. Her dude is a bit more Backstreet Boy than the rest. Melancholy Backstreet Boy is what I think she was going for — he really feels things deeply and break dances like a motherf—–."
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We had this for dinner tonight. J loves spaghetti, I probably make it once a week. When he was at the store he picked up some tofurky Italian sausage, and noticed the package has a pasta dish on it (using the sausages). He thought it looked yummy and asked me if I could make it. So I did :)
I use my basic TOMATO SAUCE recipe and added some dried chilies. The tofurky Italian sausages I cooked up separately. Not something I could eat often but once in a while they are good.
Vegan MOFO is in full swing and I have been enjoying reading a whole bunch of new blogs, checking out all this amazing vegan food going on out there in the world...its pretty cool. I am really digging Go Vegan Meow! all her recipes look SO GOOD! I can't wait to try out the homemade ravioli.
Seems like winter is creeping in, frost on the car windows and a trickle of snow fell yesterday. Here come the toques, scarfs and mitts again out of the box. It is a challenge to post something everyday, mostly because when I make dinner its dark outside and getting a decent picture can be tough. Any tips would be greatly appreciated :)
I also made some focaccia bread...I intended to make bread sticks, but they turned more loaf-ish on the second rise. O well...keep'n on the MOFO!
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While many worthy companies competed, only a select few could make it to the final round of the Founder Showcase, to compete onstage in front of hundreds of investors and press. Today, we are proud to announce the finalists of the 15th Founder Showcase.
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Competing on stage at the event will be;
- Daylighted: Based in San Francisco, Daylighted transforms hotels and restaurants into digital art galleries by offering them the opportunity to easily display and sell photography.
- emberlight: Another San Francisco-based company, emberlight is a home automation product that turns any light into a smart light, giving homeowners lighting control from anywhere in the world.
- Feetz: Feetz utilizes new materials and 3D manufacturing processes to make custom-sized shoes, alleviating the need for shoppers to try on countless shoes before finding the perfect fit.
- LifeAssist: LifeAssist builds wearable assistance devices for seniors to help them live independently, serving as a sort of "OnStar for people."
- TrustLeaf: TrustLeaf simplifies borrowing money from friends and family by organizing funds in a professional looking proposal, giving small business owners one less thing to worry about.
- Vibease: Vibease is the world's first wearable, smart vibrator that can be used for chatting and sharing intimate moments, even when couples are miles away from each other.
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What was the inspiration behind starting the company?
Anson Liang (Co-Founder of TrustLeaf): Once I had a friend agree to loan me money for a startup, but figuring out the details of an agreement and putting it into writing was so stressful that I decided to decline his offer, even though I could've used the money.
Alex Cammarano (Co-Founder of Daylighted): In our team, we all love photography and travel. During our trips, we took tons of pictures and tried to sell them online, and discovered amazing photos and artists online, great photographers we had never heard about before. So we decided to bring art to the people, and not the other way around.
What has been the most challenging part of starting this company thus far?
Lucy Beard (Founder of Feetz): Solving complex physical good problems is hard, solving them bootstrapped is harder, and finding great people to join the hardest.
Anson Liang (Co-Founder of TrustLeaf): We actually raised our friends and family funding round on our own platform. Of course, we were constantly reminded of the irony: we were raising money from our friends and family to fund our enterprise that in turn helps entrepreneurs raise money from their friends and family.
What has been the most satisfying part?
Atif Noori (Founder of emberlight): Probably building the team, and seeing each person really motivated to drive their respective areas of the product. Second is when people that I talk to love the product and tell me that they want a dozen yesterday!
Alex Cammarano (Co-Founder of Daylighted): Getting the first customers was already rewarding, but it was all the most satisfying to have them recommending us to other potential customers.
Why do you think you will win the competition?
Jean Anne Booth (CEO of LifeAssist): We expect to win because seniors tell us we have a great product in an enormous market space, with over 20 million seniors 75+ today.
Atif Noori (Founder of emberlight): Although we may be an earlier stage company than the rest of the competitors, we have a combination of an experienced team, product vision, and market potential that could lead to something big.
Where do you want your company to be 1 year from the Founder Showcase, on May 15, 2015? What will it look like? What progress would you have made?
Lucy Beard (Founder of Feetz): 10,000 customers will be smiling as they put their shoes on - walking down the street with an extra little bounce in their step! We will have launched in several retailers and signed on a major footwear brand.
Jean Anne Booth (CEO of LifeAssist): The company will have raised two rounds totaling $10M, and be on track for a market launch at the end of 2015. We'll have signed the final contracts for first retail channels including AT&T Innovation Store and Verizon, and be in discussion with Walgreen's and CVS.
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A select few premium performance sunglasses brands, likes Maui Jim and Costa, were founded by fishermen. Because their focus began with and continues to remain sport fishing decades later, these brands have perfected the science of creating sunglasses frames and lenses that maximize visibility and durability in the numerous fishing environments you are likely to find yourself in, including polarized sunglasses for fishing.
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|December 2, 2012 07:01 PM EST
CARRIER ETHERNET APAC 2012 – Vitesse Semiconductor Corporation (NASDAQ: VTSS), a leading provider of advanced IC solutions for Carrier and Enterprise networks, announced that Pulsecom is using Vitesse's Carrier Ethernet Switch Engines in their next-generation Ethernet Access and Network Interface Device (NID) platform for broadband Ethernet service delivery in Access and Edge applications. Pulsecom, a subsidiary of Hubbell Incorporated (NYSE: HUBA, HUBB), selected Vitesse's devices for their CE 2.0-compliant SuperG access/aggregation platforms, designed to support intelligent service-oriented networking capabilities for mobile backhaul, business services, as well as access and aggregation network and demarcation applications.
"We were looking for a solution with the intelligence and features to broaden our Carrier Ethernet offerings," said Marco Mascitto, business development director at Pulsecom. "Vitesse's devices were ideal for our SuperG Carrier Ethernet family with their highly accurate, integrated IEEE1588v2 timing and other Carrier-grade capabilities such as service aware classification, MEF-compliant policers, and ring and linear protection. This allowed us to quickly bring to market an advanced solution that delivers the intelligence, service availability and end-to-end performance management features required by today's service providers."
Vitesse's Carrier Ethernet Switch Engine family features VeriTime™, Vitesse's unique timing technology that delivers the industry's most accurate IEEE1588v2 timing implementation. The family also brings advanced Quality of Service (QoS) and Operations, Administration and Maintenance (OAM) support, critical for service providers implementing multi-service delivery for mobile backhaul, cloud computing and business applications.
"Vitesse's VeriTime technology enables customers such as Pulsecom to meet the stringent timing needs for Edge and Access broadband service delivery," said Uday Mudoi, director of product marketing at Vitesse. "We remain committed to strategically advancing Ethernet with Carrier-class packet processing and timing for IP-based networking."
Pulsecom's SuperG Family Highlights
- SuperG Multiservice Access Switch: Ethernet and DS1 access solution supporting multiple generations of cell site backhaul and evolving business service requirements;
- SuperG NID: CE 2.0-ready Ethernet access solution optimized for cell site and customer premise applications requiring MEF-compliant Ethernet services; and
- SuperG OSP: CE 2.0-ready access solution optimized for outdoor use.
Pulsecom's scalable solutions for Carrier Ethernet access and wireless backhaul deliver MEF compliant Ethernet services to custom fit any mixture of 1G, 2G, 3G and 4G/LTE applications. Learn more at www.pulse.com.
Vitesse at Carrier Ethernet APAC 2012
Vitesse CTO, Martin Nuss, will participate alongside industry experts from Telkom Indonesia, Vertel Australia, Adva Optical Networks and Accedian Networks in the "What is the business impact of CE 2.0 for mobile backhaul" panel. The panel is scheduled during the "Mobile Backhaul" stream on Wednesday, December 5, 2012, starting at 3:00 p.m. local time.
Vitesse will showcase a new Network Interface Device (NID) reference design, as well as its VeriTime portfolio, at Carrier Ethernet APAC 2012, Stand #9. Pulsecom's new SuperG Ethernet NID platform will also be available for viewing at Vitesse's stand.
Carrier Ethernet APAC 2012 will take place December 3-5, 2012 at The Mira, Hong Kong. Learn more about the show at carrierethernetapac.com.
About Pulsecom
Established in 1963, Pulsecom became a subsidiary of Hubbell Incorporated (NYSE: HUBA, HUBB) ten years later and today over 10,000,000 Pulsecom voice and data circuits have been shipped to the public network. As the network evolves from SONET to Ethernet, Pulsecom's mission remains the same: lower the cost of high bandwidth services by leveraging existing public network infrastructure, minimizing provisioning requirements, simplifying testing and troubleshooting and accelerating service delivery.
About Vitesse
Vitesse (NASDAQ: VTSS) designs a diverse portfolio of high-performance semiconductor solutions for Carrier and Enterprise networks worldwide. Vitesse products enable the fastest-growing network infrastructure markets including Mobile Access/IP Edge, Cloud Computing and SMB/SME Enterprise Networking. Visit www.vitesse.com or follow us on Twitter @VitesseSemi.
Vitesse is a registered trademark and VeriTime is a trademark of Vitesse Semiconductor Corporation in the United States and other jurisdictions. Pulsecom is a registered trademark of Hubbell Incorporated. All other trademarks or registered trademarks mentioned herein are the property of their respective holders.
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This document contains information for an outdated version and may not be maintained any more. If some of your projects still use this version, consider upgrading as soon as possible.
2.3.10 (2010-12-21)
- Security: XSS in controller handling for missing actions
- Security: SQL injection with Translatable extension enabled
- Security: Version number information disclosure
- Security: Weak entropy in tokens for CSRF protection, autologin, "forgot password" emails and password salts
- Security: HTTP referer leakage on Security/changepassword
- Security: CSRF protection bypassed when handling form action requests through controller
- Improved security of PHPSESSID and byPassStaticCache cookies (setting them to 'httpOnly')
Upgrading Notes
See 2.4.4
Features and Enhancements
- [rev:114501] Added !RandomGenerator for more secure CSRF tokens etc. (from r114497) (from r114499)
- [rev:115200] Removing form actions from in !AssetAdmin, CMSMain, !LeftAndMain - handled through Form->httpSubmission() (merged from r115185)
- [rev:115191] Checking for existence of !FormAction in Form->httpSubmission() to avoid bypassing $allowed_actions definitions in controllers containing this form
- [rev:115191] Checking for $allowed_actions in Form class, through Form->httpSubmission() (from r115182)
- [rev:114776] Disallow web access to sapphire/silverstripe_version to avoid information leakage (from r114773)
- [rev:114772] Disallow web access to cms/silverstripe_version to avoid information leakage (from r114770)
- [rev:114763] Avoid potential referer leaking in Security->changepassword() form by storing Member->!AutoLoginHash in session instead of 'h' GET parameter (from r114758)
- [rev:114741] Fixed CSRF warning in image form after selecting a folder. (from r80237)
- [rev:114517] Escaping $locale values in Translatable->augmentSQL() in addition to the i18n::validate_locale() input validation (from r114515) (from r114516)
- [rev:114513] Limiting usage of mcrypt_create_iv() in !RandomGenerator->generateEntropy() to *nix platforms to avoid fatal errors (specically in IIS) (from r114510) (from r114512)
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How Did Anthony Geary Say Goodbye on General Hospital?
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Loongson 2E
Loongson 2E was designed by ICT (Institute of Computing Technology), a department of The Chinese Academy of Sciences, helped and manufactured by STMicroelectronics.
ST Generic Part Number: STLS2E02
- 64 bit
- 9 pipeline stages
- 4-issue Out-Of-Order Executive
- 2 ALU, 2 FALU, 1 SIMD, 1 Load/Store Units
Cache: 64KB L1 date, 64KB L1 instruction, on-chip 512KB L2.
Clock Frequence: 600MHz - 800MHz.
TDP: 4 Watt at 700MHz
Integrated: DDR-333 memory controller.
ST's Leading Edge 90nm process.
Some new instructions: Allow write to register directly without MFLO or MFHI.
Some new instructions: MADD.[S|D] MSUB.[S|D] NMADD.[S|D] NMSUB.[S|D].
Some new SIMD instructions: simmilar to MMX, using FPU for parallel fix-point arithmetic.
An Execution bit: help OS to protect from buffer-flow attack.
Devices based on this CPU
Processor documentation
Chinese version
English version
Loongson 2F
Loongson 2F is the latest processor in Loongson 2 Family. Also manufactured by STMicroelectronics.
It is identical to the Loongson 2E with several improvments:
- Higher Clock Frequence: 1.2GHz maximum
- Advanced power control technology: less than 6 Watt under 1GHz in the same 90nm
- Intergrated DDR2 controller
- Intergrated northbridge providing faster IO (compared with former PCI bus) with PCI-X 66 bus
- Smaller Packaging.
Devices based on this CPU
Processor documentation
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How Do People Use Pinterest?
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Describe Pinterest to a savvy Web user who hasn't tried it before, you might hear this response: "So, it's basically the same as Delicious?"
Both Delicious and Pinterest are places where you can save, mark, classify, and store stuff you find online. Both sites have social capabilities built-in, letting you see, comment on, and borrow the things other people save, and vice versa. But Delicious is for bookmarking anything you find online, while Pinterest is for primarily for images (videos, too, but images are more prevalent).
Visual collages versus bookmarks—that's the first big difference. The second, which has changed noticeably since I started exploring Pinterest, boils down to the communities that gather on the sites, and thus, the kinds of things that would interest them enough to want to save and share.
Personality types on Delicious are fairly diverse now, but in its early days (it started in 2003), it attracted a lot of, well, geeks and nerds sharing geeky and nerdy things from the Internet. Pinterest, on the other hand, launched in 2010, another era altogether in Web years. To date, Pinterest's primary community seems to gravitate more toward the following: knitting, interior design, recipes, and fashion. However, as I mentioned, in the short time that I've been digging through Pinterest, I've already seen a shift in content themes. I see more tattoos, restored antique cars, lesson plans for teachers, and Internet memes built on sarcasm.
No matter the content, Pinterest remains visual, so even the gritty content needs to look stunning in a photograph to gain much traction on the site.
How to Use Pinterest
Let's cover the basics in terms of how it works. You sign up for a Pinterest account and start looking for eye candy. You set up "boards," which are like collage boards in the visual sense but are nothing more than classifications, or words that describe the images that you want to collect, like "Patio Gardening Ideas" or "Vacation Spots for Winter Holiday." Pinterest has its own categories, too, which are typically more general than the ones you'll set up for yourself. You can name your boards whatever you like and nest them into the Pinterest categories.
You'll also install a bookmark button that will let you "pin" practically any image you find online at any time (unless you use Chrome, where it fails often) to one of your boards. If you stumble across a picture of a beach in Grenada while reading a blog, you can click the button to pin it to your "Travel Destinations" board. When you're on the Pinterest site, you can see what other people are posting and "repin" their images to your boards.
Pinterest also stores the source of the images it hosts, so you can click through any picture to find the site where it originated, which could be a blog, online magazine, Etsy seller page, or any other site.
But why? What is the benefit of an online clip gallery?
Reasons People Use Pinterest
Pinterest users span everyone from shopaholics to DIY enthusiasts to small business owners particularly in the online retail business. Teachers also use the site to swap lesson plans and class projects. Brand managers use it to showcase their products.
Here are seven examples of people who are using Pinterest with some explanation as to what those users might be hoping to get out of the site.


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A sad night
I'll keep this brief, because it's not about me tonight.
Ever since I started as a high-school sports score-taker over the phone with The Denver Post in 1991, six months removed from working at the Concord Monitor in New Hampshire, I've only wanted to do one thing professionally: to beat the Rocky Mountain News. There are few better feelings in life, folks, than to be a reporter for a big-city newspaper and to get a "scoop" on a story and see it in your paper in the morning and to see….nothing…in the other paper. And there are very few things that feel worse than to have the opposite happen to you.
Every morning at this job, my goal for the day has always been: what can I do to make the folks at the Rocky Mountain News miserable? I equated the people who worked there to be a collection of Lucifers, the devils incarnate. I always knew it would be an us-or-them proposition. No thing was too small to me in the newspaper war. I pored over financial statements of the newspaper companies, I did market research of their various properties, things like that, all with an eye on how it could pertain to the situation in Denver. If a Rocky newspaper box was sold out and the Post's wasn't, I'd get so mad I'd empty my pockets of all the quarters I had to buy out the whole box, or the whole stack of Posts at the local King Soopers, if there was no more stack of Rockys. I've probably done that about 200 times. I always figured the extra couple bucks in my wallet would be better spent on keeping my employer healthy, instead of on a candy bar and a soda.
Well, today I seemingly got my wish in life. The Rocky Mountain News said it won't publish anymore after Friday's editions. After nearly 150 years, through the Civil War and two other World Wars, the News couldn't survive a geek named Craig Newmark.
And how do I feel about this? Honestly, at first, I felt relief and an initial rush of exhilaration. And now? Now, I feel….pretty awful.
I feel for anybody who loses a job and can't do what they love anymore. I feel for anybody with a family to support, who wonders where the next paycheck will come from. And, also, I feel for you, the American people, who now get one fewer major news organization.
I'm not going to make this another maudlin violin exercise about the death of newspapers and what it all means. Honestly, I'm as tired of reading them as you are probably. Nobody "deserves" to stay in business if conditions say otherwise, is my cold-hearted, general outlook on life.
But all I can say is, I'd rather have 150 newspapers than 150 of the stupid TV channels I have now, about two or three of them I watch. I'll take the written word, nicely written, any day over a babbling TV anchor or a "news website" that is nothing more than an aggregator of the hard work of real journalists (hello, Huffington Post, hello Drudge Report.)
Rick Sadowski has been my primary competitor the last 14 years on the Avalanche beat. I wanted nothing more than to make Rick's life miserable, and he wanted nothing more than to make mine miserable. We both succeeded on more than one occasion I think it's fair to say.
But like anybody in a competition, while I wanted to "win", I don't think I wanted it to come to this. Rick has a family, whom I have met and even socialized with on several occasions. So, I feel for him and them tonight.
I know that he would feel the same way toward me if the situation had been reversed with what happened. I got to know many other people at the News over the years, and while it was always hard to consider a friend somebody who, technically, is trying to take food out of your mouth, I like to think I was respectful and friendly enough to them, and I know they were to me (most of them anyway).
I know a lot of people are going to say, "Boy, the Denver Post is going to get lazy now, without their daily competitor anymore, fighting to get the story." That could happen. I don't think it will, in general, because as our editor, Greg Moore, said very smartly today, we're in competition with everybody today. A big story happens in Denver, and it isn't just the Post and the News going after it anymore. It's everybody competing for it, right down to YOU, with the cell phone camera who is in the right place at the right time maybe.
And, you don't have to worry about me getting lazy. I'm pathological, with a continual need to say I did my best – and I never, ever get there in my own mind. And, besides, I know YOU are going to let me hear it if I don't give it my all. That's why we have a nice little community going here now.
So, faithful readers of this blog, let's raise a glass to the Rocky Mountain News, to toast what was a worthy news organization, one that gave me a few heart attacks over the years.
The fact that I woke up in fear a little every morning, over what might be in their pages – that's the best compliment I can give them.


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April 17, 2006
They were short in numbers, but not in performances as the Lipscomb men's track team scored well in a number of events at the Atlantic Sun Championship at the National Training Center in Clermont, Fla.
"It was the first year for the guys to ever compete at the conference meet," said first-year Lipscomb coach Robichaud. "So many things came together. The future does indeed look bright for the men's team."
Zac Yanis finished third in the 800-meter run with a time of 1:56.61. In the same event Clint Carter ran a personal best time of 1:58.11. Chris Lucas completed the run for Lipscomb with a time of 2:32.18. Dane Simmons from North Florida won the race with a time of 1:56.38.
"To have Zac within milliseconds away from winning the 800 meters was very exciting," said Robichaud.
In the 1500-meter run Weldon Ehlert ran a personal best time of 4:02.81. Caleb key finished 13th at 4:30.56.
"Weldon put together a great race," said Robichaud. "He has been riddled with injuries throughout his college career, but he has been healthy this year."
In the 5,000-meter run Jordan Wilson was eighth with a time of 16:12.61. Tim Cotton ran the race in a time of 18:09.00 followed by Alex Mincey with a time of 19:25.94.
Wilson was tied for the lead in the 10,000-meter run for approximately 2 ½ miles. He finished 10th with a time of 33;39.01.
"It was thrilling to watch Jordan," said Robichaud.
In the field events Joe Lohr posted a personal best in the long jump with a distance of 5.89 meters, good enough for seventh place.
In the triple long jump Lohr leaped 10.26 meters.
In the shot put Tim Edwards threw for 9.85 meters.
In the discus Chase Slusher had a final throw of 31.38 meters.
Keith Brown threw the javelin 37.67 meters.
"Our athletes were such a positive support group for each other," said Robichaud. "We had a lot of team spirit. They have a genuine love for each other. It was a very family-like atmosphere on the trip."


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You know its happened to you. You see it two booths away. It is perfect and you must have it. You smile at the lady behind the table and hand her a couple bucks. Your fingers work at the cling wrap before you have even turned away into the hustle and bustle of the farmers' market. You take a bite of the most beautiful cookie you have ever seen (not counting your Aunt Dollie's cookies from back home). You let the chocolate melt in your mouth, the saltiness tingle your taste buds. Your friend asks you how it is and you answer, "Eh, its good, but man, my Aunt Dollie's cookies are so much more awesome!" By the time you reach the end of the row you have the image of a booth, of you in an apron selling Aunt Dollie's scrumptious baked goods. Then you remember you have to use an expensive commercial kitchen for that type of thing... Well, there is something to get very excited about cottage industrialists! Governor Jerry Brown just signed AB 1616 into law proclaiming that "non-potentially hazardous foods" such as breads, fruit pies, and jams can be prepared in home kitchens and sold to stores, restaurants, and directly to the public. Of course there is a bit of regulation involved including getting a food safety certification and registering with the local health department. But hey, that's a lot less cost and hassle than installing a certified commercial kitchen in your home or renting space outside the house. Talk about an opportunity for thousands of households to make some extra money and share their talent! How will this affect the farmers' market crowd? Will there be a flood of homemade baked goods and jams coming to the stands?
That is perhaps a question for Catt White and Christopher Smyczek of SD Weekly Markets in their popular Vendor 101 seminar. Aspiring vendors can learn about start up costs, permits, product development, marketing and a slew of other useful information from the two star market managers.The next one is happening October 29th.
So go ask Aunt Dollie for her killer cookie recipe, do some research on the new regulations, take the seminar, and get baking!


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If you live in Austin and have a love of handmade goods, then you have heard of the Blue Genie Art Bazaar. This year is extra special because it is the 10 year anniversary of the bazaar. My name is Jennifer Perkins of Naughty Secretary Club and I will be your host for today's post about Blue Genie and let's go ahead and get the fact that I am biased towards the show out of the way right up front.
Blue Genie is a juried show selecting only the best artists in Austin. Locals might recognize names like Chia, Darla Teagarden, Mark Joiner, Amy Barber, Moxie, Ornamental Things, Baby Bolt, Hot Pink Pistol and of course the Blue Genie guys themselves. You can't take a driving tour through Austin without spotting a Rory Skagen mural or a large piece of sculpture that the guys did sitting atop a business. I happen to be the proud owner of one of their larger than life glitter covered popsicles.


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- Summary
Pair this attachment with any model of KitchenAid stand mixer and you can squeeze the juice from oranges or other citrus quickly and easily. Ideal for cooking and baking, breakfasts and brunches, it rapidly juices handheld fruits directly into a glass or pitcher.
- Compatible with all KitchenAid stand mixers.
- Attaches to mixer's power hub for motorized operation.
- Made of heavy-duty plastic.
- Automatically turns juicer; requires manual holding of halved fruit.
- Spout pours juice directly into glass, pitcher or measuring cup.
- Dimensions & More Info
- 6 1/2" x 4 1/2" x 9" high.
- 1 lb. 2 oz.
- Made in USA.
- Use & Care
- Use with lemons, limes, oranges and grapefruit.
- Fits all KitchenAid stand mixers.
- Plastic components are top-rack dishwasher safe.
- Hand-wash aluminum shaft.
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Rated 1 out of 5 by RichardU from Not KitchenAid's finest attachment Trying to juice an orange horizontally is challenging, even it you follow the tips about arm position and so forth. It's just hard to put enough pressure on an orange to get it to juice properly. If you just want a glass or two, it might be worth it, but don't try to use this for a family's worth of morning orange juice.Date published: 2017-01-23Rated 4 out of 5 by TGinCA from I Like It! Easy to store, use, and clean, and the convenience outweighs most of the criticisms I've read. I have a couple of orange trees in my backyard; the fresh juice is unbeatable and it's been enjoyed MUCH more frequently since I've had this addition!Date published: 2016-11-10Rated 2 out of 5 by Elegmac from Not for serious juicers This attachment works fine for one or two oranges. I juice a lot of citrus for my family and its very messy. The pulp catcher needs to be cleaned out after two-three oranges.Date published: 2015-12-25Rated 5 out of 5 by exgyn2 from Great functional and economical solution For infrequent juicing, the Citrus Juicer Attachment is yet another way to recoup the investment made in the KitchenAid Stand Mixer. This solution is not only economical, but extremely effective and functional. For infrequent juicing, there is no sense buying another expensive appliance and have to try and find storage space for it when this well designed option works extremely well. Juiced some grapefruit this morning and enjoyed fresh juice.Date published: 2015-04-29Rated 5 out of 5 by shkra from Works great if you follow tips I've followed the tips that I've found online - use a wide mouth container/short pitcher (I use a 2-qt pyrex) to catch the juice (not a drinking glass or cup) with a small strainer set on top of it and don't try to use the tiny pulp tray, when finished, press at the pulp to get the most juice out; keep your arm parallel to the counter or aimed with your elbow slightly higher than your hand and keep your fingers arm higher to avoid any mess. For people who say juice is running down their arms- I just keep my arm elevated, rotate the oranges sometimes, and press mostly with my fingers on the top part of the juicer, not on the bottom- I've never had any issue with juice on my arms. We love this juicer because it works really well (especially for 2-4 ppl) and we use it all the time.Date published: 2015-01-18Rated 2 out of 5 by KSEL from Works but is a mess Overall for the price it is good however it is a mess due to the angle of the juicer. We have orange trees so like to squeeze fresh OJ in the winter. Doing a container causes juice on the floor. Also have to change the pulp / seed catcher often.Date published: 2014-12-28Rated 2 out of 5 by WyoWindblown from A great idea that's not well executed The first few times we used this attachment, it was for less than a glass of juice at a time (for recipes) and it performed well enough, was easy to clean and took up little valuable kitchen real estate. When we decided to juice enough oranges for three people's breakfast, the unit's flaws became very apparent. I had so much juice running down my arm that I had to fashion a cuff of paper towels and tape to keep my elbow dry! On top of that, the pulp screen vibrated out of its groove several times and jettisoned to the floor. My hand was also sore from all that pressing fruit to the reamer. So, our verdict is that we'll use it for a small quantity of juice, but for bigger jobs, I guess we'll have to get a real citrus juicer at some point.Date published: 2013-02-26Rated 4 out of 5 by DosAguas from A good juicer Let's face it, juicing takes forever but it's so worth it to have that fresh orange juice! This product functions just as stated. The fancier more expensive units have a few more perks but this is a great option for the money and I like that it fits on my kitchen aid that is already on the counter without adding another appliance. The only cons are the pulp tray needs to be emptied often -but that's the case with most juicers of this size. Its not an overly loud machine (average noise level), but its not quiet either.Date published: 2012-03-06