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In their bedroom, "Erica" wants to make love, but Jack wants answers. He knows she hasn't been herself since the kidnapping. He suggests she needs help, but she counters all she needs is him. Besides, she is getting all the help she needs knowing she is helping people at the hospital. Jack tells her he doesn't see the woman he loves when he looks at her. He wants to go back to how thing were and asks her to meet him half way. She just needs some time. He loves her, but something has to give. "Erica" then leaves for the hospital.
Taking It Slow.
Griffin and Kendall connect, Amanda gives JR the bad news and Jack worries about "Erica."
Amanda tries to process the information about her STD from Cara at the hospital. Cara tells her it could have little to no effect or it could be serious. She adds that she could have contracted it months or even years ago and that they are doing running more tests on her.
Amanda races over to JR's house to tell him she does in fact have an STD. JR is only concerned about how it will affect his relationship with Marissa. Amanda yells at him because HPV could cause cancer, so he could be a little concerned about her. JR apologizes, but reminds her she didn't get it from him so she doesn't need to tell Jake she slept with him. Amanda gets more upset with JR and storms out.
JR heads to the hospital and meets with Cara. He makes up a story about how he could have contracted HPV and asks what he should do. Cara silently connects the dots and tells him to talk to his partners and use a condom.
As David examines Angie in his office, she asks who the first patient was that he lost. David admits it was his father, who he witnessed committing suicide. Angie is sorry that happened to him. David tells her restoring her sight means more to him than she'll ever know.
Amanda returns home to find Jake preparing a special night for them. Amanda tears up and tells him how much she loves him. She doesn't think she deserves any of it, but Jake would give her the world if he could. Amanda cries and runs out of the room.
At Fusion, Ryan tells Greenlee about Project Orpheus. He's not sure what it is, but he will find out. He tells her the myth of Orpheus who descends into Hell to rescue his wife, but loses her forever because he disobeyed the rules. Greenlee in turn tells Ryan "Erica" never went to the spa she talked about. They wonder who she is with. On his way out, Ryan passes Madison. He takes note of her new look and says she looks like a woman who knows what she wants. He hopes she gets it. Ryan leaves and Greenlee agrees to spend some time on Madison's toned down concept.
Jack and Greenlee meet at Krystal's and discuss "Erica." Greenlee tries to reassure her father that "Erica" will eventually come to her senses where David is concerned. Jack is surprised by her show of support, but Greenlee just wants what he wants.
Madison finds David at ConFusion. She tells him she took his advice and won Greenlee over. "Erica" finds them together and gets a little jealous. Madison leaves and "Erica" asks David to take her back to his room. Greenlee approaches as they make plans to meet in his room the next night.
Griffin tells Kendall at her house that all he wants is to be with her. Kendall admits she's having the same feelings. Griffin says he would never try to replace Zach, but he knows they've become more than just friends. He moves in close and he kisses her. They break away and laugh. Kendall wonders why she feels like she's in high school again. He jokes that he would lend her his varsity jacket if he had one. He explains how getting serious with someone is new for him and he doesn't know what to say next. Kendall suggests they just take things slowly. Griffin wonders if it's even possible to take things slower than they have. She laughs, but offers that they just take things slowly upon moving forward. Ryan stops by and is thrilled to see Griffin. He notices the chemistry between the two, but then brings up David. Griffin doesn't see any problem with him running the hospital with "Erica." Ryan and Kendall try to explain the David they know and Griffin admits there's a lot he doesn't know about his mentor. Ryan asks for Griffin's help and he agrees to help stop David if he is trying to hurt "Erica." Ryan leaves without noticing Griffin's Project Orpheus key card in his jacket on the floor. Griffin asks Kendall out for dinner tomorrow night. She agrees, but tells him she doesn't kiss on the first date. He kisses her again to get it out of the way. Griffin exits, as a blissful Kendall spots Zach's picture.
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Butter Makes Comeback as Margarine Loses Favor
I Can't Believe It's Not Butter and Country Crock Try New Approach as Natural Products Gain in Popularity
Changing views of nutrition are turning butter into one of the great comeback stories in U.S. food history.
Americans this year are expected to eat an average of 5.6 pounds of butter, according to U.S. government data—nearly 22.5 sticks for every man, woman and child. That translates to 892,000 total tons of butter consumed nationwide, an amount not seen since World War II.

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Pop superstar Justin Bieber called for a crackdown on paparazzi Wednesday after a photographer was killed as he tried to shoot pictures of Bieber's white Ferrari in Los Angeles — pictures that a veteran photographer said probably would have been worth no more than $100.
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Los Angeles police look over the car that struck and killed a celebrity photographer who was trying to take photographs of a Ferrari registered to pop star Justin Bieber on Jan. 1.
The photographer, a man in his late 20s whom police wouldn't identify until they can notify his next of kin, was pronounced dead at UCLA Medical Center shortly after he was run over by a passing motorist about 5:30 p.m. local time Tuesday, police said.
Authorities confirmed that Bieber, 18, wasn't in the Ferrari. It was being driven by a friend, whom they wouldn't identify, and it wasn't involved in the accident, police said.
David Allocca, who's photographed celebrities for many years, told NBC News that even if Bieber had been in the car, any shot the man took would likely have been worth little.
"A plain photo of Bieber in his car? Probably around $100, not more than $500," said Allocca, who's photographed Marlon Brando, Frank Sinatra, Nicole Kidman and both Presidents Bush in a 30-year career. "I can guarantee that."
The incident took place after a California Highway Patrol officer flagged the Ferrari for speeding on the northbound lanes of Interstate 405, said Madeline Nightingale, watch commander of the Los Angeles Police Department's West Traffic Bureau. The car then exited at Sepulveda Boulevard and Getty Center Drive, she told NBC News.
During the traffic stop, the photographer crossed the busy Sepulveda thoroughfare, which runs parallel to the 405, and tried to shoot photos of the vehicle's occupants from a perch on the narrow divider, she said.
The Highway Patrol officer on the scene repeatedly warned the man that his position was dangerous, she said. The man was then struck by a car traveling southbound on Sepulveda, Nightingale said.
No charges were expected to be filed against the motorist, who stopped and tried to administer assistance, Nightingale told NBC News. The driver was a woman with two young children in the vehicle, Nightingale said.
Police in Los Angeles are investigating the death of a photographer who was hit by a car while trying to take pictures of a white Ferrari owned by pop star Justin Bieber. TODAY's Willie Geist reports.
Thibault Mauvilain, a celebrity photographer who went to the scene of Tuesday's accident, told reporters that he knew the photographer who was killed.
"He always played by the rules. I'm not aware of him doing anything illegal," Mauvilain said, according to NBC 4 of Los Angeles.
NBC Los Angeles: Man killed attempting to photograph Justin Bieber's Ferrari
"Some people will say he's just another crazy paparazzo trying to make the money. Actually, he was not a paparazzo. He was just another kid from New Mexico."
'Hopefully this tragedy will finally inspire meaningful legislation'
In a statement Wednesday, Bieber said: "While I was not present nor directly involved with this tragic accident, my thoughts and prayers are with the family of the victim."
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Justin Bieber wasn't in the car at the time of Tuesday's incident, police said.
He added: "Hopefully this tragedy will finally inspire meaningful legislation and whatever other necessary steps to protect the lives and safety of celebrities, police officers, innocent public bystanders and the photographers themselves."
Justin Bieber tosses water bottle at Miami paparazzi
In fact, California has such a law. In 2010, the state cracked down on paparazzi, adding extra penalties for photographers who drive dangerously in pursuit of pictures they intend to sell.
But in November — in a case also involving a photographer who was hoping to get pictures of Bieber at a traffic stop — a Superior Court judge refused to apply it, saying it was unconstitutional.
Los Angeles City Council member Dennis Zine — who witnessed a previous paparazzi pursuit of Bieber in July, which ended with a photographer's being struck by a motorist — called on lawmakers Wednesday to give the law even more teeth.
"Unfortunately, the State law that passed in 2010 was not successful in a recent court case, so I would urge our State legislators to revisit the statute and make amendments in order to strengthen it and make it more effective," Zine, a Los Angeles reserve police officer, said in a statement.
The behavior of celebrity photographers has been widely denounced ever since 1997, when Princess Diana died in a French auto accident that was initially blamed on pursuing photographers. The wreck was subsequently blamed on Diana's driver.
The market value for many celebrity shots has fallen in recent years, Allocca said, and now it takes a "great photo" to earn big money.
Justin Bieber is the most Googled person on Earth. The pop star started as a viral sensation. He and his manager, Scooter Braun, discussed Bieber's journey and his future with Ryan Seacrest.
"With Instagram, with Twitter, with cellphones — everyone's got a point-and-shoot, everyone's got a camera wherever you go," he said.
"If he had a joint in his mouth, maybe a million bucks, to somebody," Allocca said. "But no one outlet is paying that money. Magazines aren't the first to get it anymore. The Internet gets it."
But celebrities continue to get caught up in dangerous incidents involving paparazzi:
- In June 2011, Tori Spelling backed her car into the wall of her children's school in Tarzana, Calif., as she was being pursued by a photographer.
"Wht will it take?" Spelling tweeted at the time. "Someone dying for paparazzi to stop?"
- In October 2009, a car driven by Nicole Richie was rear-ended by a car carrying two photographers in Beverly Hills, Calif. The driver was arrested and found to have no driver's license.
- The same month, Brad Pitt was riding a motorcycle in Los Angeles when a photographer trying to get a picture rear-ended the actor with his car. Pitt and the motorcycle fell over, but he was uninjured.
- In 2010, a photographer claimed that he was badly injured when a car in which Lindsay Lohan was riding ran him over outside a Hollywood nightclub. The photographer sued Lohan in January 2011; Lohan asked a court to dismiss the suit last summer.
- In June, Lohan was involved in another crash when her rented Porsche ran into a truck in Santa Monica, Calif., while allegedly fleeing a pack of chasing paparazzi.
Allocca said it was "stupid" that the photographer who was killed Tuesday died over a picture that eventually would have little value.
"All I can say is remember the New Kids on the Block. Remember Hanson," he said.
"Bieber will be there shortly as well."
Daniel Strieff of NBC News contributed to this report.
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FOX's Snow lied about Navy documents to defend Swift Boat Vets attacks
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Referring to widely discredited attacks on Senator John Kerry by Swift Boat Veterans for Truth, FOX News Channel and FOX News Radio host Tony Snow falsely claimed that "there has been no documentary contradiction of the swift boat stuff." In fact, multiple documents contradict the anti-Kerry group's accusations and corroborate Kerry's version of events. As the Los Angeles Times reported on August 20: "Military documents and accounts of crewmates who did serve with Kerry support the view put forth by the candidate and his campaign -- that he acted courageously and came by his five medals honestly."
Snow's comments came on the September 15 edition of FOX News Channel's The O'Reilly Factor, in response to a comment by fellow guest Juan Williams (National Public Radio senior correspondent and a FOX News Channel contributor), who observed that Swift Boat Veterans for Truth's smear campaign was "promoted by conservative media that trumpeted it, despite the fact that all documentation contradicted it."
SWIFT BOAT VETS CHARGE: Kerry's first Purple Heart wound was minor
Swift Boat Veterans for Truth member Dr. Louis Letson claims that the shrapnel wound to his shoulder that resulted in Kerry's first Purple Heart was a mere scratch that resulted from Kerry's own misuse of an M-79 grenade launcher. Letson claimed that he treated Kerry for the wound.
Letson is not named in Kerry's medical records as the "person administering treatment" for his first Purple Heart. The "sick call sheet" summarizing treatment of Kerry's wound indicates that a "J. Carreon" treated Kerry for the wound, according to both The New York Times and the Los Angeles Times, as MMFA noted at the time.
The Navy regulations governing the awarding of Purple Hearts make clear that the severity of a wound is not among the relevant criteria.
SWIFT BOAT VETS CHARGE: Kerry didn't deserve Silver Star for killing wounded Viet Cong
Swift Boat Veterans for Truth claims that Kerry did not deserve his Silver Star because in the incident in question Kerry merely killed a single Viet Cong fighter who was already wounded.
Kerry's Silver Star citation (pdf) shows he was given the award not for killing anyone but, rather, for his "extraordinary daring and personal courage ... in attacking a numerically superior force in the face of intense fire," as MMFA explained.
An after-action report on the incident, which was actually unearthed by a Kerry opponent, also supports Kerry's account, which MMFA also noted.
SWIFT BOAT VETS CHARGE: No enemy fire in Bronze Star incident
Swift Boat Veterans for Truth member Larry Thurlow claims that no enemy fire was present in the incident for which Kerry won both a Bronze Star and his third Purple Heart.
The Washington Post and the Associated Press devoted entire articles to investigating the Bronze Star incident and concluded that documents uniformly contradict Swift Boat Veterans for Truth's allegations against Kerry and support Kerry's own account. According to The Washington Post: "On the core issue of whether Kerry was wounded under enemy fire, thereby qualifying for a third Purple Heart, the Navy records clearly favor Kerry." The Associated Press reported: "Kerry's version is supported by others present at the time as well as by Navy documents."
Kerry's Bronze Star citation (pdf) and the Navy "spot report" (pdf) for the incident show that Kerry's boat did receive enemy fire, as MMFA has noted.
Even Thurlow's own records indicate that Kerry's boats received enemy fire. Both Thurlow's Bronze Star citation (pdf) and his award recommendation (pdf) refer to enemy fire during the March 13, 1969, incident, as both The Washington Post ("Records Counter a Critic of Kerry") and the Los Angeles Times ("Newfound Records Contradict Kerry Critic") reported. MMFA noted these records at the time.
Contrary to Thurlow's claim that there was no enemy fire, The Washington Post reported: "A report on 'battle damage' to Thurlow's boat mentions 'three 30 cal bullet holes about super structure.'" The Los Angeles Times reported the same.
The Associated Press also reported on yet another document contradicting Swift Boat Veterans for Truth: "A Navy report filed five days after a disputed incident in Vietnam supports John Kerry's version and contradicts critics who say the Democratic presidential nominee never came under enemy gunfire when he won two medals. ... The March 18, 1969, weekly report from Task Force 115, which was located by The Associated Press during a search of Navy archives, is the latest document to surface that supports Kerry's description of the event."
SWIFT BOAT VETS CHARGE: Kerry deceptively conflated two separate injuries to win third Purple Heart
Swift Boat Veterans for Truth claims that Kerry intentionally conflated an arm wound sustained in the Bronze Star incident with a non-combat wound in his buttocks sustained earlier in the day, hoping that their combined severity would be sufficient to merit a Purple Heart.
Though a "personnel casualty report" (pdf) falsely suggests Kerry's arm and buttocks injuries occurred during the same incident, Kerry's Bronze Star citation (pdf) makes clear that the Navy awarded him the Purple Heart based on the arm wound alone, as MMFA has noted.
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When Clyde Guinn, president of Days Inns Worldwide, read a USA Today article about how 42 percent of Americans are expected to be obese by 2030, it added to what he had already been thinking: Would offering healthy options for travelers make sense for Days Inn? And, in particular, would these offerings resonate with Generation X and Y, two groups that Guinn was seeking to attract, even while respecting that Days Inn had been built on the backs of Baby Boomers and their parents.
Guinn found indications that healthy options would, in fact, resonate with Generations X and Y, and that offering these options might just set the brand apart from other hotels in the economy tier, which is the largest segment of hotels in the country.
"When you count how many people put their heads in a rented bed in a hotel each night, 60 percent of them are staying at economy hotels," Guinn says. "Typically, people have not associated a quality exercise experience with the economy segment, but we are hoping to change that."
In September at the Wyndham Hotel Group Global Conference in Las Vegas, Days Inn, which is part of the Wyndham Hotel Group, Parisppany, NJ, will introduce the DayFit program. The program includes initiatives to refresh the breakfast menu with healthier options, provide healthier vending machine food and offer a quality, easy-to-use and consistent fitness room experience through a partnership with Precor, Woodinville, WA.
Portions of the breakfast program will be beta tested beginning this month for 90 days.
"We feed, on average, 60,000 people breakfast every morning," Guinn says. "That's about two-thirds of our guests, so breakfast is a way that we can touch a lot of people."
By the end of this year, breakfast and fitness programs will be mandatory for the brand's 1,550 franchisees.
About 600 of Days Inn's more than 1,800 hotels currently have a fitness facility of some sort, but many were put in before the company had a brand standard, which means the current fitness experience has no consistency.
With the DayFit program, the standard will require that the smallest Days Inn facilities, which might have around 60 rooms, would have 250 square feet for a fitness room with an elliptical, a treadmill and some accessories, such as a ball or bands, Guinn says.
The next size of hotels, typically with 75 to 100 rooms, would have a 250-square-foot fitness room, but the space would also have the bathroom demolished, giving the operator room for a strength piece, such as a pulley rack and bench.
The largest hotels (more than 100 rooms) would be required to have 500 square feet (equivalent to the size of two converted guest rooms) with possibly two treadmills, two ellipticals and one bike plus the pulley system, bench, balls and a second TV.
The fitness rooms would likely be converted guest rooms with new flooring, wall treatments, water machines, clocks and TV sets. Preferably, they would be located on the first level near the front desk.
The cost for demolition, redesign and equipment would run about $10,000 for the smallest hotels to about $14,000 to $16,000 for the middle-sized hotels and $18,000 to $22,000 for the largest hotels, Guinn says.
The equipment itself will have fewer options than guests would find at a luxury or full-service hotel because the setup needs to be economical, he says. That means no iPod connectivity or built-in TVs. Still, the move may make some waves in the economy tier.
"Five to 10 years from now in the economy segment, we hope to have taken not just our brand but also to have inspired a number of other brands to move in this direction," Guinn says. "It is a very simplified approach. It is not a 24 Hour Fitness, it is not any of that. It allows the customer to come in and have a basic, dependable exercise experience."


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NCAA issues penalties for University of Louisville, coach Rick Pitino
The head coach of the men's basketball team will be suspended for the first five ACC games of the upcoming season
The head coach of the men's basketball team will be suspended for the first five ACC games of the upcoming season
University of Louisville head men's basketball coach Rick Pitino violated NCAA head coach responsibility rules when he did not monitor activities of former basketball operations director Andre McGee, according to findings by the NCAA Committee on Infractions.
The committee also ruled that McGee acted unethically when he arranged for women to strip and engage in sex acts with players and recruits, and when he did not cooperate with the investigation.
Penalties for the university will include:
- Public reprimand and censure for the university.
- Four years of probation from June 15, 2017, through June 14, 2021.
- A suspension from the first five ACC games of the 2017-18 season for the head coach. During the suspension, the head coach may not be present in the arena where the games are played and may have no contact with the student-athletes or members of his coaching staff. The head coach also may not participate in any activities including, but not limited to, team travel, practice, video study and team meetings.
- A 10-year show-cause period for the former operations director from June 15, 2017, through June 14, 2027. During that period, any NCAA member school employing the former coach must restrict him from holding any athletically related duties and from having any contact with prospects and their families.
- A one-year show-cause order for the former program assistant from June 15, 2017, through June 14, 2018. During that period, any NCAA member school employing him can schedule an appearance before a panel of the COI to determine whether he should be subject to show-cause provisions.
- A vacation of basketball records in which student-athletes competed while ineligible from December 2010 and July 2014 -- a possible total of 117 wins. The university will provide a written report containing the games impacted to the NCAA media coordination and statistics staff within 45 days of the public decision release.
- A reduction in men's basketball scholarships by two during the 2016-17 year (self-imposed by the university). Additionally, the university must reduce men's basketball scholarships by four over the probation period. The university may take the reductions during any year of that period.
- A prohibition of men's basketball coaching travel during the April 2016 recruiting period, which resulted in a reduction of men's basketball recruiting opportunities by 30 (self-imposed by the university).
- A reduction of recruiting travel during the July 2016 recruiting period by six days (self-imposed by the university).
- A reduction in the number of men's basketball official visits to a total of 10 during the 2015-16 year. Additionally, the university will have no more than a total of 16 visits during the 2016-17 and 2017-18 years (self-imposed by the university).
- During the probation period, men's basketball prospects on unofficial visits may not stay overnight in any campus dorms or school-owned property.
- A disassociation of the former operations director (self-imposed by the university). The public decision describes the details of his disassociation.
- A $5,000 fine (self-imposed by the university). The university must also return to the NCAA the money received through conference revenue sharing for its appearances in the 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Championships. Future revenue distributions that are scheduled to be provided to the university from those tournaments also must be withheld by the conference and forfeited to the NCAA.
- A postseason ban for the men's basketball team for the 2015-16 season (self-imposed by the university).
UofL interim president Greg Postel, vice president and director of athletics Tom Jurich and coach Rick Pitino will address the decision in a press conference today.
The committee investigated allegations that McGee provided money to women who stripped and had sex with players and recruits.
In its notice of allegations, the NCAA said the university committed four Level 1 violations in the case.
UofL acknowledged some wrongdoing in the case, but disputed several points in the NCAA's findings.
University officials met with the NCAA Committee on Infractions in April, at which point a decision was expected in six to eight weeks.


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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - The family of a teenage girl who was struck and killed by emergency vehicles in the aftermath of an Asiana Airlines plane crash filed a civil claim against the city of San Francisco, alleging gross negligence.
Chinese teenager Ye Mengyuan, 16, was covered in fire-fighting foam when the vehicle ran over her at the scene of the July crash at San Francisco airport. State prosecutors did not file criminal charges in connection with her death.
However, an attorney for the family filed a civil claim with the city earlier this week seeking unspecified damages. If the city does not resolve the claim within 45 days, Ye's family can file a formal lawsuit in court.
A spokesman for the San Francisco City Attorney's office declined to comment on Thursday. Gretchen Nelson, an attorney for the family, said state law dictates that a claim be filed within six months of the crash.
"She was the only child," Nelson said. "That is a significant issue. In China there is a one child policy and this was their one child."
Ye, who was on her way to summer camp in the United States, had been sitting toward the rear of Flight 214 from Seoul and survived the Boeing 777's crash-landing but died from blunt force injuries, officials said in the days after her death.
The scene where Ye was killed was "dramatically chaotic" with people rushing around and firefighters fearful the airliner might explode, a state prosecutor said.
According to the family's claim, two San Francisco firefighters saw Ye laying on the ground and alerted a supervisor, but they were instructed to move on and failed to mark her location.
About 15 minutes later, they ran her over, as did another emergency vehicle.
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Saving Pennies or Dollars is a new semi-regular series on The Simple Dollar, inspired by a great discussion on The Simple Dollar's Facebook page concerning frugal tactics that might not really save that much money. I'm going to take some of the scenarios described by the readers there and try to break down the numbers to see if the savings is really worth the time invested.
Michelle said, "COUPONS!!!! you know.. like the 'coupon queens'. Does it really save you? And is what you are buying really healthy for you? compared to raw foods, whole foods with no chemicals? I'm not knocking it, only saying really? to those that worship it– it's an obsession for many people as opposed to being a money saver. I tried it for a while. I was spending more money while I was couponing, because most of the coupons for the best deals… well, it just doesn't make sense…. logically."
This topic has really been pushed to the forefront lately with the advent of the TLC "reality" series Extreme Couponing, which focuses on the 'coupon queens' that Michelle refers to above. These individuals use a wealth of tactics to demonstrate tremendous reductions in their overall grocery receipts.
From my perspective, as someone who has both obsessively couponed and not couponed at all, I think there is a varying degree of value in couponing depending on a lot of other factors in your life. Let's walk through them.
First, how much do you value the nutritional content of what you eat? It is much harder to gain ground with coupons if many of your meals revolve around fresh ingredients. You typically don't find coupons for a fresh head of broccoli, fresh fish, or things like that. On the other hand, if your meals frequently consist of things like Hamburger Helper or a Stouffer's frozen lasagna, there is a tremendous amount of savings to be had from couponing for food purposes. After having children and becoming concerned about watching their diet, we tend to buy many more raw ingredients than we once did, which reduces the usefulness and value we get from digging through coupons for food items.
Second, do any stores in your area offer double coupon programs? I find that doubling the face value of a coupon is often essential in really making it worthwhile to use. Many coupons have a face value of far less than a dollar, which is a pretty small amount compared to the cost of many items on the shelf at your typical grocery or department store these days. $0.40 off of an item costing $4? $1 off an item costing $8? It's not as high impact as it once was, especially when you consider the next factor.
Third, do you really need the name brand item over the generic item? Quite often, the generic version of the item is functionally identical to the name brand. This is true so often that I always try out the generic before deciding if there is a genuine product quality reason that I should stay with the name brand version.
Finally, are you willing to wait for store sales? A system that pairs coupons up with corresponding store sales requires organization, patience, and time, but can definitely reap some benefits. There are significant savings to be had here, but it's hard to consistently quantify and it requires a significant time investment. If you do have some significant time, a coupon saving strategy can pay off. This is particularly true if you burn an hour watching television each night, as such coupon planning can easily be done on the couch.
In testing these theories, I took a coupon flyer from the Sunday newspaper to the grocery store late last week to do some price comparisons. I only included items I could find in my local Super Target (so chosen because they have both an extensive household product section and extensive groceries).
What I found was that I would save $21.40 if I used every single coupon in the booklet that had a matching item on the shelf. If the store offered double couponing, that would have been $42.80.
However, if I excluded all of the items that I can't see myself ever realistically buying, the total went down to $8.40. Again, with double couponing, that total goes up to $16.80.
If I then compared the items in that $8.40 to their generic equivalents and bought the generics (or on-sale name brands of another type) when they were less expensive even after the coupon on the name brand item and only counted the savings over generic on the items I would have purchased, my savings went down to $0.73. With double couponing, that total is $7.11.
In other words, every single factor I mentioned – the presence of double couponing, your actual food purchasing habits, your willingness to use generics and competing items, pairing coupons with store sales – can have a huge effect on the usefulness of your couponing. At $42.80, couponing is well worth the time. At $0.73, not so much.
Couponing works well in some situations – people with sufficient time who value reducing their meal costs above all else and are in areas where double couponing is offered – and not as well in others – time-strapped people who value the nutritional contents of their meal more than the cost (to at least some degree) and don't have double couponing available.


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The short answer is in Italy. Last month, my sweetie and I took eleven days to eat and drink our way across Tuscany and Umbria—a trip I have been fantasizing about for years. It wasn't until a few months ago, however, that the stars finally aligned: timing, travel partner, finances.
One of the many lovely things about my sweetie is that he is as food-centric as I am, so the decision to fly into Rome and then immediately leave the city behind to find deliciousness in farms and villages was quick and easy.
So was the good eating itself. Our first stop was Orvieto, where we stopped into a small market shortly after we arrived and bought salami, bread, fruit, cheese, and wine, thinking that this would cover us for lunch for a few days. The proprietor smiled when we saw our purchases and poked a bit of gentle fun at the Americans: "Il cibo pronto, eh?" Ha. Yes, fast food—the only way to do it in the birthplace of Slow Food.
And so it began. Our pattern quickly became to grab a pastry and a caffe latte in the mornings, nom on our market goods throughout the day, and then either find or prepare a feast for dinner. That is where it became interesting. I found myself bringing my own habits from home to our routine in Italy: what could we find that would be fresh, in season, inexpensive, and absolutely delicious?
We began with lessons from the pros. The region is having its coldest winter in about three decades, and it had been snowing like crazy. Most of Orvieto was closed—either because it was the low season or because no one could get to work. Staggering a little from the combination of jetlag and icy cobblestones, we tromped around until we finally found an open place—Ristorante Piazza del Popolo. A gentleman seated us, took our order, poured our wine, went into the kitchen and prepared our food, and served it to us. We were the only guests in the restaurant, and Jostino, the owner/chef, was the only one working. The menu and the staff were limited due to the weather, but the meal was simple and perfect—I had a fennel and orange salad on greens, followed by a tagliatelle pasta with cinghiale, the local wild boar meat. The flavors were fresh and uncomplicated and light-handed. There was no garlic (a surprise to us—we thought garlic was the defining flavor of Italian food).
So we learned: find fresh, don't overcomplicate, don't worry about the garlic. And a couple of days later, in San Gimignano, we picked up pancetta, an onion, tomatoes, pasta. I had bought some fresh pecorino with black truffles in Pienza earlier in the day after reading somewhere that the pecorino of the region is creamier this time of year because the sheep are eating grass instead of hay. I stole a sprig of rosemary off a shrub on the side of the road during a walk (yes, still a forager!). We had a small apartment with a kitchen, so we put it all together – complete with the olive oil and balsamic vinegar stocked in the kitchen.
We had a few more blowout restaurant meals (especially worth noting was the incredible seafood feast we had in Bracciano with a friend of mine from college and her family), but we enjoyed our self-catering just as much. Apples, pears, more cheese, cinghiale prosciutto, fresh bread, spinach, mixed salad greens, more pasta, more wine. We would just dig out whatever we had — sometimes even just sitting in our tiny rental Fiat Panda, to stay warm — and picnic.
At some point during our indulgences, I remarked to my sweetie that the way we were eating on this trip was not all that different from the way we eat at home—fresh, local, seasonal, unprocessed. The main difference was the flavors we encountered by virtue of the locale. The cheese was fresher and creamier, truffles were much more plentiful and affordable, and cinghiale is certainly not easy to come by in Decatur.
But since we returned home we have taken a definite Tuscan and Umbrian turn in the kitchen. I found my old pasta maker, dusted it off, and put it into the sweetie's hands, along with some all-purpose flour and a bunch of my girls' eggs.
He figured it out and cranked out some fettuccine, which we combined with fresh kale from the garden and some local sausage I had in my freezer (nope, no garlic).
We walked up to the farmer's market on the square, too, where I picked up some carrots and cabbage for a minestrone with barley and some aged pecorino with black truffles from Antico Mercante, purveyor of cheeses and cured meats from you-know-where. (I tried out my Italian on Franco. He didn't seem terribly impressed.)
I used the rind of the cheese in the minestrone. Then I grilled a slice of homemade bread and poached an egg to go on top—just like the soup we had in a trattoria in Orvieto.
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Hebert's arrest was the result of federal agents overreacting to the items in a former gun salesman and collector's home, Pastor argued.
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BBC - Brain Story - 6 Episodes
Episode 1: All in the Mind
Episode 2: In the Heat of the Moment
Episode 3: The Mind's Eye
Episode 4: First Among Equals
Episode 5: Growing the Mind
Episode 6: The Final Mystery
The human brain remains the last great unconquered frontier of science. Somehow, that mass of grey sludge locked inside our skulls creates a whole inner world heaving with emotions, memories, ideas and desires. Everything we see, touch, hear and feel the illusion of reality is generated by this inscrutable organ. For centuries scientist have probed the brain, searching for clues that might shed light on its mysterious workings. Recently, however, with the advent of modern technology and developments in neuroscience, the brain has begun to yield its secrets. The time is ripe to start to make sense of how the brain becomes a mind and how it accounts for our uniquely differing personalities. In this highly readable and often mind-boggling tour, Susan Greenfield brings the reader up to date on the latest theories and controversies. Drawing on the personal stories of many individuals and talking to a wide range of scientists in many parts of the world, she tackles head-on the big questions that touch on all our lives. Where are memories stored? Are our brains a product of nature or nurture? Will we ever build thinking robots? And are free will and consciousness nothing more than illusions produced by the subconscious mind? Illustrated with the latest brain-scanning images that are revolutionizing neuroscience
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35 vendors to be on hand at spring festival
by Halei Lamb | March 31, 2017 1:50 pm
Last Updated: March 31, 2017 at 8:17 am
The City of Adrian's mayor and city council will sponsor a spring festival at the ball park, located at 205 West Main Street behind City Hall, on April 1 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. There will be a cake walk/bake sale, a bounce house, slides, games for children, a silent auction, a dunking booth, and more.
Entertainment on the slate include Dublin Boot Scooters from 11:30 a.m. to 12 p.m.; skits by Scott Baptist Church youth from 12:05 – 12:15 p.m.; David Oliver, ABC preacher from 12:30 – 1 p.m.; a second set of skits from Scott Baptist Church from 1 – 1:15 p.m.; performances by Stephanie's Dance Explosion and Allayla Watkins, Miss Capital Outstanding Teen, from 1:30 – 2:30 p.m.; performances by Joy Bailey's Georgia Dance Explosion from 2:45 – 3:45 p.m.; and Reborn Nation from 4 – 4:45 p.m.. Winners of the silent auction will be announced from 4:50 – 5 p.m.
A classic car cruise-in will take place at the festival as well. There will be no judging or prizes, but the community is invited to come and enjoy a variety of beautiful vehicles, from cars, trucks, bikes, antiques, classics, street rods, rat rods, and motorcycles.
The festival will feature a number of vendors, ranging from woodworking to a coffee shop that sells specialty blends. Currently, 35 have signed up to participate.
For more information, contact Adrian City Hall at 668-3376; Suzanne Hutchinson at 478-484-4227, 668-3585, or on Facebook; or any Adrian City Council member. Admission will be $5 for ages 13 and up. Ages 12 and under will be admitted freely. No alcohol or loud music will be tolerated. Shuttles will run to and from the park. Should weather not permit, the event will be moved to April 8 with the time schedule continuing as planned.


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CSS RoundupJuly 17, 2003
A CSS-2 menu bar, rounded corners vs. CSS-3, and Jigsaw trouble.
Seamus Leahy recently brought to my attention a CSS-2 menu bar he has been working on. Oh baby, that's nice.
Why does it suck that browser development has hit the wall? Because the above example won't be practical on production sites until, oh, 2008. If we're lucky. §
A demonstration of CSS–based rounded corners. Another one. A third, with borders.
CSS–3 seeks to address this obvious need for rounded corners via the
border-radius property. For the time being, we're stuck with presentational hacks that more or less defeat the purpose of CSS.
Why does it suck that browser development has hit the wall? Because the above solution won't be practical on production sites until, oh, 2011. If we're lucky. §
Has anyone else been having problems with the W3C's CSS validator lately? §
Reader Comments
The CSS validator seems to be working for me at the moment.
And bravo on the browser ire. <grin />
Yeah, I have been experiencing issues with the CSS Validator. I hit submit on the validator and let it poll for about 8 minutes, but it eventually spit out that precious line:
"This document validates as CSS!"
I wonder if they are getting hammered with validation requests.
the CSS-2 menu bar does seem nice but i find it somewhat flashy… more unnecessary than really necessary. if i were a developer, i'd be questioning whether designing a nav system (one that uses too high of cutting edge technology) is a smart idea if it'll segregate a large majority of the audience. even five years from now, i would question whether an alternative navigation would be more suitable.
Unnecessary, like the OS X dock, I'd imagine. Oh wait, people use that.
Who says you have to segregate? With CSS you can provide an alternate stylesheet for someone who doesn't like it. It's a set of <li>s, so it's dead simple to re-format. One style has cool menu, one style doesn't. Ta-da.
Theoretical head-bashing, anyway, since 2008 is a long way off…
It'll soon come and you'll wonder where the time went, eh?
The only problem I've had with the W3C validator lately were caused by my faulty coding… ;-)
Sweet menu bar. Seems to be a good way of using MOSe to enhance for browsers that can take it; although it might require a bit more fudging than more obvious ideas.
I've always had problems with the CSS validator, because it's buggy and not terribly good. I seem to have had more errors recently though, and some really rather bizarre ones.
yup, the validator seems to just time out when trying to validate by URI recently…had to do validation by upload today…
I've had no problems with the CSS validator lately, it's the HTML one that's bugging me. Apparently my documents have no doctype. Even when I force it to use the doctype that's already present. <sigh/>
Well said, sir.
Problems with the CSS validator?
Yup. I've recently found it impossible to validate by URI. I had wondered if there had been a deluge of requests for valid CSS all of a sudden.
What can it mean? I'm confused.
Problems with the CSS validator - yes. I got a whole slew of timeouts when trying to validate by URI yesterday. I too wondered whether it was being overwhelmed with traffic.


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Stellar Performance in Foil Competition
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Competing in her first NCAA National Championship, freshman Lauren Miller claimed seventh place in a powerful foil field during Mar. 22-23 in Columbus, Ohio.
The result is a strong finish for Miller's season, placing her amongst the very best of women's foil fencers in the nation. In the competition, Miller notched up 15 victories with a percentage of 0.652.
"It was an amazing tournament with really strong competition," Miller said. "Coach was extremely helpful — he pushed me to fence at my highest level and to maintain my sharpest focus throughout the two days."
The winner of the foil competition, St. John's fencer Evgeniya Kirpicheva, scored 17 victories with a percentage of 0.739.
Miller gained her berth at the National Championship after placing ninth place in foil at the Mar. 11 NCAA Northeast Regional Championship at Boston College in Chestnut Hill, Mass. That result came despite the fact she only returned to competition from injury around two weeks before the competition, according to junior captain Robyn Shaffer.
"Although I recently came back from a leg injury, I felt like this was the best fencing of my season," Miller said. "NCAAs was a great finish to my freshman season and I feel fortunate that I was able to attend. I'm looking forward to a strong start next season."
At the Regional Championship, Miller's record, combined with her overall performance through the dual-meet regular season, qualified her for the National Championship in eighth place among Northeast Region fencers.
Miller is one of four Yalies in Columbus for the weekend's NCAA National Championship — three members of the Yale men's fencing team round out the contingent of Bulldogs, and will begin their competition Saturday.
Report filed by James Lu '14, Yale Sports Publicity.


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Fujifilm just went X-Trans crazy, and we like it. The Fujifilm X20, which updates the X10, was on show to an invited audience after Fujifilm's official press conference at the Consumer Electronics Show, and Pocket-lint was on hand to get our mitts on it.
READ: Fujifilm X10 review
The X20 represents something of a shift for higher-spec compact cameras. It's not only the first 2/3-inch sensor to ditch the low-pass filter - only possible thanks to Fujifilm's proprietary colour array technology - but also the latest sensor that ought to wave goodbye to the white orbs which caused problems for its predecessor. We can't confirm that as yet though, as we've not been allowed to take shots away and haven't had enough time to take a closer look at the images.
But with image quality improvements anticipated, one thing we can certainly confirm is how much better the X20's viewfinder is. The inclusion of a digital overlay means it's possible to view aperture, shutter speed and select other settings, which was detailed in the original press release.
But in the hand it's clear the X20 goes a little further too: the overlay covers the entirety of the viewfinder so it also shows up corresponding focus areas with a bright green outline. Now that was what was missing from the original X10 and it makes the X20's viewfinder experience a whole lot better.
There is a caveat to that, however, as the optical viewfinder is still limited to an 85 per cent field-of-view, so a preview will still be missing 15 per cent of its outermost edges compared to what the camera then captures in the final shot.
The design of the X20 is otherwise the very same as its predecessor. The 28-112mm f/2-2.8 lens has the same focal-length-marked barrel and a twist of it will turn the camera on. Nifty stuff.
The X20 that we played with was the silver version and, we think that it looks rather similar to a miniaturised X100S is many respects. Which can only be a good thing, even if just for ego.
READ: Fujifilm X100S pictures and hands-on
Looks like Fujifilm will knock it out of the park with the X20. We'll just wait with bated breath to see whether the latest camera's image quality can truly take things to the next level. We sure do hope so.