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If your home has a foyer, then chances are you understand the importance of making a first impression. Foyers are traditionally open rooms that greet anyone who enters the building through the front door. It is the room that allows you to immediately show off your style and personality to everyone who walks through the door. That's why it's worth taking the time to find the perfect art for your foyer.
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One of the first things to consider when buying art for any room in your home is colour. Every object in a room should work visually with the pre-existing colours. You don't want to hang up a painting that looks great on a white computer screen but ends up looking ugly when hung up against your wall. Before shopping for art, you should go into your foyer and pay attention to the colours that already exist. The floor, the walls, the ceiling, and all of the wall artworks already hanging up an help inform your final purchase.
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When people think about buying art for their home, they usually focus on two-dimensional art like paintings and drawings. These are always solid choices, but you should also consider what a high-quality sculpture can do for your foyer. Usually, people are hesitant to purchase sculptures because they worry about how it might interfere with the life that happens inside of the room. The good thing about the foyer is that people don't tend to linger in it, they enter the room and fairly quickly move on to the other rooms in the house. This means that you can go wild choosing a dramatic piece of three-dimensional art.
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When you live in a home for a long time, it's easy to forget about the choices you've made as you've decorated it. But people who come into your foyer for the first time will be experiencing it with a completely new outlook, and the way they view your home will impact the way they view you. So take some time to think about the impact you want to make and then pick art that will help make your intended point. If you want to look fun, then bright colours can clue people in. If you want to keep a low profile, then subtle and classic colours like black and white are the conservative way to go. Think about how you want people to view your home. If you know the answer to this question, you'll have an easier time finding the art that will project the image you have in your head.


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When Pink tweeted a photo of herself in the hospital, hooked up to an IV but flashing a smile, she neglected to share the reason that she was admitted and seeking treatment other than "stomach flu." Now, a different reason for her hospitalization has surfaced.
Pink apparently had her gallbladder removed, according to Life & Style.
A friend of the singer told the magazine, "At first she had these bad stomach pains and didn't know what it was, and then it got really bad. They realized she needed to have her gallbladder taken out, so she did!"
The gallbladder issue meant that Pink had to cancel a planned performance at an LGBT fundraiser for President Obama in L.A. on June 6 and that she had to celebrate daughter Willow Sage's first birthday while in the hospital.
The singer did seem a little bummed about how her medical problem messed with her plans to celebrate with her baby girl and to perform at a benefit for the leader of the free world.
Check out Pink's tweets on the matter below. We hope she is feeling better and on the road to recovery, even if she had to rearrange her schedule a bit. Health first, Pink.
Thanks family 4 bringing my lil girls party to the hospital all weekend for me. I spose it doesn't matter where u r when u eat ur 1st cake!
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Ask anybody who covers sports for a living – it's so much better when you know that people actually care about the outcome of the game you're writing about.
Nobody wants to write for an audience of three, or spend 1,000 words on kids who didn't want to be there in the first place. It's an exercise in boredom.
When there is genuine interest, and you can see it through the intensity of the game itself, and you can feel it as the crowd reacts to every big moment, then it's exciting. It makes up for some games that aren't so big.
On Saturday, at Thayer Arena, there was a genuine level of excitement from the first time the puck dropped until Pilgrim had beaten Middletown in a shootout after two-and-a-half hours of hockey.
It was awesome.
You can debate all you want about whether or not ending a high-school playoff hockey game in a shootout is right or wrong, but you can't debate the excitement that comes with it – especially on the heels of an already exciting game.
Quick recap: After battling through three periods and two overtimes of scoreless hockey – which including a waved-off Middletown goal late in the third period – in the second game of their Division II quarterfinal series, Pilgrim and Middletown went into a shootout. The Pats scored on three of their four shots, the Mariners only on one, and Pilgrim walked away with a 1-0 victory to eliminate Middletown and advance to the semifinals.
But it was how nervous the players clearly were on the big stage, how loud the Pilgrim students section was and how fired up the Pats were each time they either made a save or scored in the shootout that captures the essence of what I mean.
After Pilgrim goalie Ian Giuttari saved the first Middletown attempt – causing the Pats' bench to nearly explode – Cody Weaver was Pilgrim's first shooter, and he beat Middletown goalie William Coogan to give the Pats a 1-0 lead.
From there, he promptly skated halfway across the ice and leapt into the boards in front of the student section, then returned to the bench where he was mobbed by his teammates.
After two more Giuttari saves kept Middletown off the board, creating an indescribable buzz in the arena, Pilgrim's Nick McGuirl scored and jumped into the air before sliding on one knee all the way from the right circle next to the goal back to his bench.
Once again, Pilgrim's entire team celebrated the moment, mobbing McGuirl. The team was so excited that head coach Dave Tober had to tell them to get back off the ice because it was delaying the next shooter.
That next shooter was Middletown's Kevin Sullivan, and he scored to keep his team alive.
That brought the Pats' Ryan Oatley to center ice.
Only a sophomore, Oatley took one deep breath and skated at the net. If he scored, it was over.
He did basically the same thing that Weaver and McGuirl had done before him – fake left, move right and slip the puck in on the right post – to win the game.
"I was paying attention to the guys before me, what they did, what seemed to work for them," Oatley said. "I just looked at the goalie, and as I was going down I saw what I had. I made the most of it.
"You can't explain the feeling. You're just overjoyed. You did it for your team, you did it for your fans and you did it for yourself."
Needless to say, the celebration was on again.
Oatley skated to his teammates, who nearly suffocated him. He then went to the student section, where he and Weaver simultaneously jumped into the boards. Giuttari joined the picture, and his teammates piled on him.
Students took pictures with their cell phone cameras and held up signs. The celebration went on and on.
On my way toward the locker room to do interviews, I came across a Middletown player who snapped his stick over his knee.
Bad sportsmanship? Sure. But it was another example of what I'm saying – that kid really, really cared what happened that day on the ice. He may not have done the best job showing it, but the sentiment was the same.
The whole night was a testament to what sports can be at any level – competitive, exciting, emotional. It didn't matter that I wasn't watching the Bruins and the Rangers, I was watching teams that cared about winning their Rhode Island Division II high school hockey quarterfinal series as much as the pro teams care about winning the games they play in. Maybe more.
That makes it worth it. I'll never complain about sitting in a cold hockey rink until 11:30 p.m. to watch a game with that sort of drama and emotion as a backdrop.
It didn't even feel like it was close to midnight when I left. Time flies when people really care.
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Arnold Munz was taken into custody Thursday night. No injury was reported during the standoff. Munz faces preliminary charges of reckless discharge of a firearm, possession of a firearm with no firearm owner's ID card, criminal damage to property and aggravated assault with a firearm, according to a statement issued by the Livingston County Sheriff's Office.
Police were called to county roads 2000 East and 9567 North for a possible drunk driver who had driven through a yard. A few minutes later, the vehicle returned and the driver fired at the people who had called police.
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Whole Foods Market is in talks to buy or take over leases for half a dozen Johnnie's Foodmaster locations in eastern Massachusetts, possibly bringing an end to one of the last urban family grocery chains, according to several real estate officials briefed on the deal.
Negotiations are still in the early stages, but Whole Foods wants to move into six of the 10 Johnnie's Foodmaster sites in Arlington, Brookline, Charlestown, Melrose, South Weymouth, and on Beacon Street in Somerville.
If the deal goes through, Whole Foods will increase its presence in Massachusetts by nearly 30 percent at a time when rivals like Market Basket and Wegmans Food Markets are stepping up expansion efforts. Whole Foods, which in the past two decades has taken over other small local grocery chains — including Wild Oats and Bread & Circus — currently operates 21 stores in the state and has another two planned for Boston'sSouth End and Lynnfield.
Over 65 years, Johnnie's Foodmaster has built a reputation around low prices, friendly managers, loyal customers, and old-school decor — including carpeted aisles. John DeJesus Sr. debuted his first food market in East Cambridge in 1947, and his son, John A. DeJesus, now oversees the chain. It is unclear whether Johnnie's Foodmaster would continue operating the remaining four stores in Lynn, Medford, Whitman, and the Somerville location on Alewife Brook Parkway if it finalizes an agreement with Whole Foods. DeJesus did not return several messages for comment.
A spokeswoman for Whole Foods would not discuss the matter and said the Austin, Texas-based upscale chain only discloses new locations in its earnings reports. The real estate officials who were briefed on the negotiations requested anonymity because the talks to take over Johnnie's Foodmaster locations are ongoing.
The six sites in play would fit into the smaller format stores that Whole Foods has focused on in recent years, including one it opened last year in Jamaica Plain. During a conference call in July, company executives discussed the success of the smaller markets. These stores, at 38,000 square feet, have produced average weekly sales of $575,000, or $786 per square foot, according to Walter Robb, Whole Foods cochief executive.
In recent years, Johnnie's Foodmaster has also experimented with new formats in the face of increased competition from budget-oriented grocery chains such as Price Rite and Market Basket. The company had roughly $150 million in sales in 2011 according to the Griffin Report of Food Marketing, a Duxbury trade publication. The Revere Johnnie's Foodmaster was converted to a Save-A-Lot grocery store two years ago. In an interview with Supermarket News in 2010, John A. DeJesus said he was looking at each store to determine whether the location appealed more to upscale or price-conscious customers. He said he was considering switching some of the other Johnnie's Foodmaster locations to Save-A-Lots. The Revere store has since closed.
Kevin Griffin, publisher of the Griffin Report of Food Marketing, said Whole Foods could be an attractive out for Johnnie's Foodmaster because it is usually difficult to exit a family-owned grocery business and get paid for it. The deal makes sense for Whole Foods, he said, because the company is attempting to open smaller markets and defend against rivals.
Cushman & Wakefied, a commercial real estate firm, is representing Johnnie's Foodmaster in the talks with Whole Foods.
"Boston is a dynamite market for Whole Foods because of the demographics and density and affluence,'' Griffin said. "But it's also definitely a defensive move against Wegmans because they made it pretty clear they are interested in Boston and urban locations.''
If the plan moves forward, reaction from communities where Johnnie's Foodmaster stores are located is likely to be mixed, Griffin said, because Johnnie's Foodmaster has a solid customer base of people who rely on the easy access and affordable prices, and believe in buying food from a locally owned company.
"I'm sure there's going to be some people saying, 'Oh, here come the yuppies. Just what we need is to pay three times as much for ground beef,''' Griffin said. "And others will welcome it as a recognition that their neighborhood has been gentrified.''


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Rtl8187 wireless
This page describes how to get the rtl8187 wifi-driver working
Note: The rtl8187 driver is in the kernel (thus the driver comes with the kernel26 package)
The rtl8187 chip is made for usb-cards/dongles
It supports 802.11(a)/b/g and the following encryptions: WEP, WPA and WPA2
The driver's source is released under the GPL
Using and testing the driver/Troubleshooting
Make sure that you have loaded the rtl8187 module with
modprobe rtl8187
Then run
dmesg | grep rtl8187
You should see some output like this
usbcore: registered new interface driver rtl8187
If you see that line everything should be OK
Using the driver
If everything is right, you should have two new interfaces: wlan0 and wmaster0 If you do not see wlan0 just run
ifconfig wlan0 up
To list all available wifi-networks just run
iwlist wlan0 scan
For more information about configuring your wifi-network see here: http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Wireless_Setup#Setup_and_Boot
What to do if your connection always times out?
Method 1: Lowering the transfer rate manually
The solution can be found in this thread: http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=299642
Just set the rate to 5.5
iwconfig wlan0 rate 5.5M auto
Actually this worked for a while but it would still start revving out, so making the last item "fixed" ensures it does not spin. Btw. If your wireless card has already gone into meltdown issuing this command will get it working again.
iwconfig wlan0 rate 5.5M fixed
I have also tried setting this in the IWOPTS, but it does not seem to be taking, so now what I do until I get this sorted out is:
netcfg2 -c <your wireless profile> iwconfig wlan0 rate 5.5M fixed
And then it never times out (at least for me)
Found the $POST_UP option, so appending this to your profile config file, sets the rate correctly when using the netcfg tools.
POST_UP="iwconfig wlan0 rate 5.5M fixed"
Actually for my card setting the rate higher still works, so now this line looks like:
POST_UP="iwconfig wlan0 rate 12M fixed"
Now calling;
netfcg2 -c <wireless profile>
and choosing your profile works without extra commands.
Method 2: Aircrack-ng patched driver
Another method that works for some users are the Aircrack-ng patches for the rtl8187 driver. This driver can be installed by the rtl8187-ng package from AUR.
Method 3: Using Ndiswrapper
If everything else fails, then you are left with using Ndiswrapper. Ndiswrapper takes Windows RTL8187 drivers and uses them to enable your card.
Symptoms which suggest you may have better luck with Ndiswrapper:
- "iwlist wlan0 scan" results are irregular and/or do not show some APs.
- Everything seems to be working, except the DHCP request, which may just time out.
1. Install ndiswrapper:
pacman -S ndiswrapper
2. Download the Windows drivers:
wget http://www.kuratkull.com/ndiswrapper/ndisdrivers.tar.gz
3. Extract the drivers:
gzip -dc ndisdrivers.tar.gz | tar xf -
4. If you have the rtl8187 module loaded, then do this:
rmmod rtl8187
It is suggested that you remove previous ndiswrapper drivers, if you have installed them.
ndiswrapper -l ndiswrapper -r <drivername>
Also add "ndiswrapper" and "!rtl8187" to /etc/rc.conf under MODULES - this will stop rtl8187 from loading on boot, and will enable ndiswrapper to load on boot.
5. Install the driver: If you have an older kernel(eg. older than 2.6.28.*), do:
cd ./ndisdrivers/Win98-krnl24/
If you have a newer kernel (eg. 2.6.28.*), do:
cd ./ndisdrivers/Win98seME-krnl28/
Proceed with:
ndiswrapper -i net8187b.inf ndiswrapper -m modprobe ndiswrapper
Proceed to connect as you normally would.


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4th August 2008, 03:07 PM
What is the best way to deal with our dogs if they get some food stuck in thier throats? Ellie is a greedy eater, and last week while she was eating she got food stuck in her throat........she was very scared, and so was i :eek:......I went too her and patted her side quite hard, and the food ( kibble) shot out. But it got me wondering what the correct way to deal with this is??


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Nintendo confirms MotionPlus launch
Extra motion sensitivity coming soon
Nintendo's hotly anticipated MotionPlus add-on for the Wii Remote will launch into Europe slightly earlier than expected.
MotionPlus will detect "every slight movement"
A recently leaked document had led European gamers to think they wouldn't get their hands on the add-on until July. However, the Japanese gaming giant's since confirmed that MotionPlus will be available to European gamers from 12 June.
Wii Sports Resort - the game specifically designed to showcase MotionPlus' abilities – won't be available until 24 July.
MotionPlus is a small white cube that clips into the bottom of the Wii's Remote. It contains sensors that Nintendo's previously said allow the console to detect "every slight movement players make with their wrist or arm".
Although the firm hasn't revealed the add-on's UK price, some online reports have claimed that the unit may also be bundled in with copies of Wii Sports Resort.
Several other titles have been developed to work alongside MotionPlus, including Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10, Virtua Tennis 2009 and Grand Slam Tennis. ®
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BRISTOL — The Bristol selectboard has finished reviewing the new draft of the town plan, made its alterations, and is sending the document back to the planning commission for one last glance.
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MIDDLEBURY — Middlebury Planning Commission members will take another close look at the draft 2012 town plan in wake of comments from several local businesspeople and citizens who are calling the 199-page document too lengthy, prescriptive and not welcoming enough to prospective entrepreneurs.
Those kinds of comments — along with some positive ones — have reached commission members in recent days by e-mail and through testimony delivered at well-attended public hearings the panel held at Middlebury's Ilsley Library on June 4 and 6.
MIDDLEBURY — The Middlebury Planning Commission on Monday held its first of two public hearings on a draft of the revised town plan, a lengthy document that will be open to further changes based on community input during the coming months.
The state requires Vermont communities to update their town plans — blueprints for how municipalities see themselves currently and how they would like to grow in the future — every five years.
BRISTOL — On Monday, May 14, the Bristol selectboard will hold its first public hearing on the new draft of the town plan. Before the draft can be presented to voters, the selectboard — by state law — must hold two public hearings without altering the plan. The hearing is at 7 p.m. at Holley Hall.
BRISTOL — In preparation for the Bristol selectboard's May 14 public hearing on the new draft of the town plan, the board met with the town's planning commission at its Monday meeting (to read the draft, click here).
Selectwoman Carol Wells, wife of former planning commission Chair Tom Wells, took issue with the plan's lack of clarity surrounding a key component: resource extraction.
MIDDLEBURY — The Middlebury Planning Commission is asking for public comments on the most expansive, graphic-laden town plan revision in the community's history.
The state requires Vermont towns to update their plans — blueprints for how municipalities see themselves currently and how they would like to grow in the future — every five years.
It is an assignment the Middlebury Planning Commission has been working on for several months, and the results are eye-popping.
BRISTOL — After Town Meeting Day elections wrapped up on Tuesday, the Bristol Planning Commission convened at Howden Hall and approved language for the land-use section of a new proposed town plan.
With that, according to acting-Chair Chico Martin, the commission has fully approved the massive update to the Bristol Town Plan.
BRISTOL — The Bristol Planning Commission next Tuesday will publicly unveil a new draft of the proposed town plan for the first time since its previous proposal was voted down in March 2010. At a hearing on Sept. 20 at 7:30 p.m. in Holley Hall, planners will explain the draft and field comments from local residents.
WEYBRIDGE — Weybridge residents on Tuesday, Sept. 6, will be asked for their feedback on town plan revisions that have been a decade in the making.
The revised plan includes new maps, updated facts and figures charting the growth of the community, an entirely new energy section, and a variety of suggestions aimed at helping Weybridge plot a smooth development course for at least the next five years.
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Mary Steele, a third-grade teacher at Spartanburg Day School, nearly died of a massive cardiac arrest in October 2011.
Mary Steele, a third-grade teacher at Spartanburg Day School, nearly died of a massive cardiac arrest in October 2011.
She was driving from a doctor's appointment to a produce store when she swerved off the road, slumped over the steering wheel and stopped breathing.
Luckily, passersby — guardian angels as Steele calls them — came to the rescue.
They busted out the driver-side window and pulled her out of the car. EMS workers, who happened to be at a nearby restaurant, quickly arrived at the scene and revived the nonresponsive woman with CPR and a defibrillator.
Five days later, despite a 33 percent chance of survival, Steele awoke from a coma and began the path to recovery.
"I was fortunate," she said on a recent Friday inside her third-grade classroom.
Many who have heart-related problems aren't as lucky.
In 2010, matters of the heart killed 9,253 people in South Carolina, more than cancer or any other disease. According to the N.C. State Center for Health Statistics, heart disease accounted for more than 17,000 deaths in North Carolina in 2010.
It is the leading killer in the U.S. even though most cases, about 80 percent, are preventable, according to the American Heart Association.
Dr. Howard Bean, medical director of Mary Black Physicians Group, says proper exercise, diet and sleep are vital to preventing many heart diseases.
But the problem is that a lot of people in this area just don't pursue healthy lifestyles.
"We are doing a lousy job taking care of ourselves," he said. "We have to assume some responsibility."
For Mary Steele, nearly dying was a wake-up call. It took almost dying for her to realize the importance of living a healthy life.
"I was a walking billboard for a heart attack," she said. "I didn't exercise. I didn't eat right.
And she ignored the warning signs for about two months — she was often fatigued, with swollen feet, frequent chest pains and irregular heartbeats.
"I didn't think anything of (heart disease) until something actually happened," she said
Now, Steele, 60, is a self-described "changed woman."
She works out five days a week at Spartanburg Regional Health Care System's Heart Wellness Center. She eats healthier than ever before.
In her classroom, she often leads her group of third-graders in a series of exercises and dances.
"We don't wait until P.E. class" to move around," she said. She's concerned about children who spend too much time indoors playing video games or eating too much junk food.
Steele has a heart for getting the message across to everyone: "Don't wait until something happens to change your life. Start today. Start now. Tomorrow might be too late."
Bean encourages everyone to know their heart status.
"If you don't know where you stand, see your doctor," he said. "Get into the gym and work with someone who can help you the right way. Don't try and do things yourself."
Bob Brown, manager of Spartanburg Regional's Heart Wellness Center, said heart disease can also be genetic. So if you know family members who have had heart problems in the past, you might be susceptible to problems as well.
"If you have a strong family history, you need to be on it and know your status," he said. "But you should really know your status regardless."
People can get heart screenings at their physician's office or at free, public screenings offered by hospitals, health clinics and non-profits.
When you think heart disease, you probably imagine someone who is older, overweight and generally unhealthy.
But the truth is, heart problems can grip anyone, of any age.
"There are a lot of thin people who have heart attacks," Brown said.
Brown also says he sees more and more people younger than 40 who are having problems.
When Trumaine Elmore began going to the Spartanburg Regional Heart Wellness Center for rehab, people would often approach him and ask if he were in the right place.
He's only 27 and began having heart issues at the age of 19 because of injuries from a car accident. He was a high school quarterback, and now, with an artificial heart valve, he can no longer play football.
Heart disease is a "life-changing experience," he said. "When you're young, you still think you can do everything, and when you realize you can't, it just adds stress. It's both a physical and mental challenge to overcome heart failure."
But in the end, he says he hasn't let his weak heart affect him or bring down his attitude.
Brown says Elmore's positive spirit is infectious, and the smile he carried with him during his rehabilitation stint affected the older people around him.
"The positive mentality plays such a role in recovery," he said. "If all of our clients smiled, we'd probably have even better outcomes."


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For a music CD to go high on the charts, it has to be something special or unique.
The WWE's latest compilation, Raw Greatest Hits: The Music, is neither. In fact, if you have any of the WWE's previous CD collections, odds are you already have 80 percent of these songs already.
This one-disc 15-song compilation (with two "bonus" tracks) is essentially the best of WWE's themes from the current crop of Raw superstars. John Cena. Triple H. Chris Jericho. Shawn Michaels. DX. Mick Foley. And let's not forget Mr. McMahon's theme. Get the picture, already?
The two tracks at the end of the CD, designated as the aforementioned "bonus" tunes, are Melina's current theme (formerly MNM) and a Mr. Kennedy mix of old intro and new song. The MNM theme a greatest hit? Please. Are you kidding me?
Granted, this CD does include Stone Cold Steve Austin's epic music as well as versions of The Rock's and The Undertaker's, but nothing from Bret Hart, which is a major oversight. No Hitman, but we get Rey Mysterio's old theme. If anyone can point out when Rey was a member of the Raw roster, do let me know. Maybe I'm being petty here, but if a compilation is Raw-based, why have an incumbent Smackdown superstar's theme?
And no Bret Hart. Or Ric Flair. So what, I'll give a "WOOOOO!" just for good measure.
The other themes included are those of Batista, Evolution (probably the best one on the CD, but it's also on ThemeAddict: WWE The Music Volume 6), Trish Stratus and Kane. Where is Razor Ramon, Diesel, Randy Orton, The Dudley Boyz, Ahmed Johnson, Lita, The Hardy Boyz (now Jeff Hardy's theme), Kurt Angle, Edge, or even the friggin' 1-2-3 Kid and the Spirit Squad? I could go on and on. And WWE couldn't get the rights to Jimi Hendrix's classic Voodoo Child?
Should we also be surprised that neither Chris Benoit or Eddie Guerrero are nowhere to be found?
It would also have been a nice touch to add Jim Ross and Jerry Lawler to the mix, but WWE appears to have drawn the line much too soon on where to stop including certain music. It might have also been cool to include memorable on-air calls and promos from the Raw years.
Basically, this CD is just a quick run-through of some of Raw's top stars from over the years. Even so, this CD seems like it was rushed to production as there are many oversights and glaring omissions. Too, this may be OK, as at least most of these songs are available on other discs and, well, LimeWire.
Might we get a Smackdown greatest hits later on down the road? Perhaps. Maybe that one will have Bret Hart's song on it. Ya think?
Go out and buy this CD only if you have cash burning a hole in your wallet. Then again, you might be better off with the hole in your wallet. This isn't to say that this CD is total trash, but rather to say all these songs have been released on other discs before and you probably have those.
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Get priorities in order
If the proposed state budget reveals anything about our legislators, it's that they have trouble prioritizing how to spend money.
They certainly don't have trouble spending money. The proposed New York state budget is a whopping $135 billion.
Our elected state representatives have trouble determining who needs the money the most.
How else to explain the state is planning to cut funding for cancer screenings for the uninsured and programs to curb ten smoking- to save about $3.5 million.
Meanwhile, the state will give $54 million to help renovate Buffalo's Ralph Wilson Stadium.
The budget even includes a provision that appears tailored to provide a 30 percent tax break to draw the "Tonight" show back to New York City.
State officials have defended both apparent giveaways. The Cuomo administration will get a luxury box at "The Ralph" that can be used to promote upstate to businesses, they said, and the money for the "Tonight" show would come from an already existing $420 million film tax credit program.
However, those alleged benefits ignore the reality of what the state is doing.
For all practical purposes, the state is taking from programs designed to aid those who are poor or educate those who are ignorant so officials can claim they helped create jobs – which is supposed to be the work of the free market.
It's not as if state officials had to keep a pledge not to raise taxes. The budget actually extends two taxes that were set to expire.
We understand the state wants to encourage business.
However, reducing taxes and spending money where it is truly needed would be better a better plan.
Of course, if the state did that, it might not get a luxury box.


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Rays activate Scott from DL
Kansas City, MO – The Tampa Bay Rays activated designated hitter Luke Scott from the 15-day disabled list Tuesday.
Scott missed the first 25 games of the season with a right calf strain.
Last year, Scott batted .229 with 14 home runs and 55 RBI over 96 games with the Rays.
To make room for Scott on the roster, the Rays designated outfielder Shelley Duncan for assignment.


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Leather Daddy
In the 1964 International Six Day Enduro motorcycle race, Steve McQueen--movie star, racer, and all-around badass--wore this very jacket. Now dubbed the Vintage International, the jacket, made by Barbour of England, is an exact replica of those worn by motorcycle riders back in the day. Chances are you'll never be as cool as Mr. McQueen or as tough as anyone who competed in the ISDE, but it never hurts to look the part.
Up in Your Grille
These decanters are expensive, yes. But compared to the real thing, they're a steal. The set contains five decanters that are modeled after the radiator grilles of classic Rolls-Royce, Bentley, Bugatti, MB and Jaguar models, and are fashioned to scale with original materials like chrome and glass. Insanely overpriced liquor like Courvoisier L'Esprit or Remy Martin Louis XIII cognac not included. Though if you're in the market for a decanter like this, you obviously have a taste for the finer things.
Your first thought when looking at this helmet might be something like, That looks just like a fighter pilot's helmet. And, in a way, you'd be right. French helmet maker Roof has come up with a fiberglass shell so strong and versatile, it's double certified for both motorcyclists and pilots. You know, if you get one of those Porsche sleds, go ahead and pick up one of these helmets, too. Your noggin will thank you.
Snow Speeder
Like all things Porsche, this sled is made to go insanely fast. But unlike the rest of the company's products, however, this one has no brakes. But at only $225, it might be too tempting to pass up. Just don't go putting any non-caloric, silicon-based kitchen lubricant on the bottom of it, or you could end up in a world of hurt, àla Chevy Chase in Christmas Vacation. You've been warned.
Mr. Ferrari's Opus
Opus is not a book; it's a concerto, says Ferrari's Creative Advisor Antonio Ghini. That alone should tell you it won't come cheap. Then there's the limited run of 400. Price and rarity aside, this book is amazing. It's got never-before-seen archive images from Ferrari's long history, rare shots of Enzo Ferrari's villa, photo essays2,000 images in all. Add to that the signatures of all living Ferrari champion drivers, and you probably won't be seeing it in your local library.
Alfa Dog
To celebrate Alfa Romeo's 100th anniversary and Chopard's 150th, the two manufacturers of high-end schwag got together and created a stunning line of commemorative watches. Not surprisingly, they're full of fancy goods, like chronometer-certified, self-winding movements and 46-hour power reserves, and are protected by glare-proof sapphire crystals. Each model is limited to only 500 pieces, and all come with the Dunlop-inspired rubber wristbands.


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Wide receiver Bert Reed, most recently with the Steelers, has received a four-game suspension from the NFL, Aaron Wilson of the Baltimore Sun reported on Wednesday. (A nod to BehindTheSteelCurtain.com for pointing this out.)
The 25-year-old Reed had two stints on the Steelers' practice squad toward the end of the 2012 season. Pittsburgh added Reed to the roster in January but waived him on April 30.
Reed (5-10, 183) signed with the Browns as an undrafted free agent in May 2012. He played collegiately at Florida State. The nature of his suspension is unknown.