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Days to Come is the third album from Simon Green's downtempo project Bonobo. Augmenting his usual rugged breakbeats with elegantly treated soundscapes, Green breathes new life into a well-worn genre. The album features a slew of guest musicians, adding a wonderfully organic and vibrant musicality that's rare in electronic music. Rounding out this versatile cast are the enigmatic vocals of Bajka, who moves effortlessly from soulful jazz crooner one minute, to psych-folk troubadour the next.

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This cozy prow-front 'A' Frame cabin features the perfect location for year round fun! Just on the outskirts of town but still only 10 minutes from fantastic Lake Tahoe beaches, downtown casino nightlife, and world class skiing at Heavenly Ski Resort, this wonderful cabin has a private hot tub, large living space with a rock fireplace, a 37' flat screen TV, brand new leather sofas in 2007, and a secluded feel hiding in the woods. Also, just across the street you will find wonderful hiking and biking trails through our National Forest or take a short 5 minute drive to 2 premiere golf courses in the summer and snowmobiling in winter. Come and enjoy this wonderful cabin any time year! Please note: The home does allow pets with a $200 deposit.

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This property has 4 bedrooms and sleeps 8 people

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Heartland Park Topeka

7530 SW Topeka Blvd, Topeka, KS 66619-1400
+1 785-861-7899
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NHRA every year

Love the location and the event (NHRA). We attend every year. I love the seats farther down the... read more

Reviewed 6 August 2017
Morgan T
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Attend the NHRA Nationals every year for over 20 years.

Excellent facility. New owners have made major improvements. This track never leaves you... read more

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"The Heart of American Motorsports" Heartland Park Topeka stands out as one of the world's finest, multi-purpose racing and entertainment destinations. Located on the south side of Topeka, KS, the facility covers approximately 750 acres and provides ample room for its many racing and motorsports venues. The facility features a championship, NHRA-sanctioned 1/4-mile drag strip, four-level sponsor-suite tower, a 2.5-mile road course with four different configurations, a 3/8-mile banked clay oval, a 22-acre asphalt pad for autocross and drift events. A world class motocross track was also added to the complex in 2016. The 23-acre paddock area features a mix of asphalt parking and access roads as well as grass parking and camping areas for car shows, swap meets and other large footprint events.
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Reviewed 6 August 2017 via mobile

Love the location and the event (NHRA). We attend every year. I love the seats farther down the track in comparison to the more expensive seats near the start line. Closer access to restrooms and food. Also to the "pit" areas. Never had a problem...More

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Reviewed 13 June 2017

Excellent facility. New owners have made major improvements. This track never leaves you disappointed. Seen world records set last 2 years and many previous years. Wife appreciates the the running water restrooms.

Thank Rick S
Reviewed 1 June 2017 via mobile

We do a different NHRA track every year. This stands up to all competitors. Was told that it was one of the fastest tracks, and it obviously is because records were broken!! Fun fun fun!! Restrooms stayed clean the entire weekend, which is important to...More

Thank Teresa M
Reviewed 24 May 2017

Super nice facility. Lots of good food. Easy access to the pit area. Parking was free. We will be going back next year.

Thank Richard T
Reviewed 23 May 2017

Nice track. They put on a great show. Plan on walking a lot as the place is spread out. Parking was easy and free. Would go back again!

Thank Solprovider
Reviewed 22 May 2017

Took my son and son-in-law to the NHRA drag race finals on 5-21-17 and had a great time. Nice facility, looks like a lot of things have been renovated. They need more food and drink (beer) vendors, long lines everywhere. Track is excellent, well maintained....More

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Reviewed 24 December 2016

Heartland Park Topeka is one of the finest race facilties in the Midwest. It features a muti-configuration road course, a large flat surface for SCCA solo course, a 3/8 mile dirt oval and one of the fastest drag strips on the NHRA tour. Along with...More

Thank LJBevensII
Reviewed 23 May 2016

Drag racing is an awesome sport. If you have never been to race, put it on your bucket list! The facility had new improvements this year. Hats off to the new owners. The facility does need more vendors for food!

Thank glbolton
Reviewed 6 November 2015 via mobile

We really enjoy Heartland Park. They have great accommodations. We really enjoy the trip and racing here!

Thank Ashley A
Reviewed 24 September 2015

Heard the bank now owns this track. BAD, BAD- it used to be a great place to go to watch the NHRA finals. Not this year. WEEDS everywhere. Bathrooms were not kept up - men or women. Was simply shocked at the condition of the...More

Thank Mary B
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    5831 Dunning Ave, Auburn, NY 13021-9836
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    Reviewed 9 October 2017

    Everything about our visit was lovely. The innkeepers bent over backwards to accommodate us-- everything from allowing us to check in hours early to noticing that we were picking at our breakfast and offering to fix us a special meal. Highly recommended.

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    Reviewed 18 September 2017

    This was a wonderful B&B just a few miles from Auburn, in the country, but easily accessible to vineyards, great restaurants, hiking trails, and the National Women's Rights Park in Seneca Falls. Gail and Gary were very welcoming hosts and great resources on where to...More

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    Reviewed 10 August 2017 via mobile

    Stayed 2 nights...we were the only guests the first night. Very clean...comfortable room/bed...nice bathroom. A bit cluttered with knick knacks...had to move things around to have places to lay our personal items. It is on a busy road. We stayed upstairs in the front ...the...More

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    Response from GailandGary, Owner at A Wicher Garden Bed & BreakfastResponded 22 August 2017

    Thank you for noticing our "Nice location" and clean rooms with comfortable beds. I would like to address some of the other comments made here. The Lodge room is indeed our smallest room at approximately 11x12 feet so the main problem here is lack of...More

    Reviewed 9 August 2017 via mobile

    Perfect location for relaxation and enjoying the Finger Lakes. Sumptuous breakfasts, beautifully decorated rooms. Comfortable beds. We stayed in the Rose room - so pretty and roomy. Gail and Gary were gracious hosts, warm & friendly. Very knowledgeable about the area. Would highly recommend.

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    Response from GailandGary, Owner at A Wicher Garden Bed & BreakfastResponded 17 August 2017

    Thank you for noticing, you guys were great too!

    Reviewed 7 August 2017 via mobile

    My husband and I enjoyed a lovely, spacious room on the second floor with a super shower. Our hosts were warm and welcoming. The two rooms upstairs share a cozy porch with garden views and plenty of space to relax in the Adirondack chairs.

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    Response from GailandGary, Owner at A Wicher Garden Bed & BreakfastResponded 10 August 2017

    Thanks Randi for adding us to your long list of worldwide successful bicycle tours! We certainly hope you enjoyed the beautiful scenery between the lakes on your tour and glad you had a relaxing experience in the Garden Room.

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Cordon BLEU Vietnamese Restaurant

1574 California St, San Francisco, CA 94109-4708
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Reviewed 10 November 2017

I've been coming here since 1982 and it's still yummy-good. I eat here at least once but more like twice during my visits back home to San Francisco. It's easy to find as it's on California between Polk and Larkin Streets. The food is good...More

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Reviewed 9 November 2017

This really is a hole-in-the wall restaurant but I love it. I love the 7 spice chicken; comes with cabbage salad and white ride covered with meat sauce. Serving is plentiful and inexpensive. Love the taste! I am guessing family owned because it has been...More

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Reviewed 26 October 2017

You get what you pay for, and you pay for what you get, generally speaking. And this place is a prime example. Its cheap and plentiful food. I have to say though; it appears to have questionable health standards and less than authentic cuisine, only...More

Thank mr_benhamin
Reviewed 10 September 2017

Great portion size for a great price. Great hole in the wall place. I usually always order the mixed platter which is chicken, grilled pork, imperial roll and tons of rice with meat sauce. One of the best imperial rolls I have ever had.

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Reviewed 23 August 2017

On my last review, I recommended trying their Ma Po Tofu with rice and I still recommend this dish EXCEPT this business does not conduct itself like a business so you never know when it's going to open or when it closes. The woman who...More

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Reviewed 3 May 2017

This little hole-in-the-wall restaurant has been around for quite awhile and is quite a neighborhood gem serving good food at a very fair price. They used to have a very limited menu but has recently added more selections. One of these new selections is their...More

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Reviewed 16 February 2017

People stand in line in the rain to get this incredibly savory food! Since 1972, I have loved this place. The family run business (Say HI! to Karen!) never skimps on quality and flavor. Flamed grilled chicken, and thinly sliced pork skewers dunked repeatedly in...More

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Reviewed 2 August 2016

We found this little gem through TripAdviser - thanks! It really is tiny, more a hole in the wall than a restaurant. We managed to get the last two seats and struck up conversation with a couple of regulars who offered their recommendations. My partner,...More

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Reviewed 25 June 2016 via mobile

Coming here is like going to my aunt's house in terms of hospitality. It's not fancy but i love how down home it is. A little dive serving up Large portions for a very reasonable price since before i was born. Good service from an...More

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Reviewed 11 December 2015

This is a local, hole in the wall restaurant. The dishes are home style, with their specialty grilled chicken and Vietnamese egg rolls. Most of the clientele seemed local. The Vietnamese egg roll called the Imperial Roll were very good, the grilled chicken just ok....More

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Swanky and stylish, Nob Hill sits in the heart of the
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  • Address: 1574 California St, San Francisco, CA 94109-4708
  • Location: United States  >  California (CA)  >  San Francisco>  > Nob Hill
  • Neighbourhood: Nob Hill
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The Standard Inn

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The Mint, Rye TN31 7EN, England
+44 1797 225231
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Reviewed yesterday

Returned to eat here, having stayed last summer, when we enjoyed an excellent breakfast. Both meals were very tasty and freshly cooked. The service was spot on...staff were pleasant, helpful and naturally friendly (not the slightly forced customer service that's sometimes on offer these days).

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Reviewed 6 days ago via mobile

Put a few logs on the fire. Nice atmosphere but cold. 2 fireplaces but no fire. Candles on the tables blew out. No one came to light hem again. Too draughty.

1  Thank Sue W
Reviewed 1 week ago via mobile

Stayed at a hotel just around the corner from this pub which is on one of the ancient streets in Rye. Not a huge place but decent ales and not bad food. I had the chorizo and beef burger and my wife had the lamb...More

1  Thank Clive W
Reviewed 1 week ago via mobile

What a lovely place. Situated in the cobbled high street . An ancient Hotel /pub from early 1400 with the most delicious food . We have visited two or three times and every time we are not disappointed. This visit we booked a lovely room...More

Thank rachelroy1
Reviewed 1 week ago

First visit specifically went here having looked at their website and tripadvisor (before film in Rye) at 17:00 but told do not serve food between 15:00/18:00. Could not raise this as an issue as could not remember what the websites had said. On looking at...More

1  Thank Alienbeing
Reviewed 2 weeks ago via mobile

A very wet day in Rye and nowhere to go and then my wife and I stumbled into the Standard Inn with our dear friends the Severa’s, food great!, Especially the Korean chicken wing, fries to die for, ales and beers to suit you, staff...More

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Reviewed 2 weeks ago via mobile

We had the scallops as a shared starter and we both had the fish and chips as main. The scallops were a bit too moist for my taste, but that is, in the end, a matter of preferences. My fish, however, was terrible. I think...More

2  Thank Georgiana C
Reviewed 2 weeks ago

I remember this pub with a cosy sitting-room atmosphere, good beer from people who cared about good beer and a dog (mine) in front of the fire; still recognizable but not really the same place. We ate there on a Sunday evening, being seated in...More

Thank condomcalling
Reviewed 2 weeks ago

Visiting Rye for the 1st time in many years we stumbled across the Standard. What a find, the offer of real ale was great along with a quality Sunday roast menu. My wife and I both had beef, given we like it on the rare...More

Thank ihuckle
Reviewed 3 weeks ago

We had a really lovely relaxed lunch here. Staff have perhaps taken on board previous comments on here because we were warmly greeted, they explained we needed to order at the bar and service was overall excellent throughout. The food was delicious - I had...More

Thank natalie r
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Hi We don't have a car park in fact very few of the hotels and B&B's have parking, however if you visit our website there is a parking section offering advice. Kind regards Tim
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I think that they serve food from 6 o'clock in the evening: I suggest you get there a bit before 6 and have a drink first.
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US$7 - US$27
Lunch, Dinner, Brunch, Drinks
Restaurant features
Outdoor Seating, Seating, Waitstaff, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Free Wifi
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Bar Scene, Special Occasion Dining, Groups, Local cuisine, Kids, Child-friendly
Open Hours
12:00 PM - 10:00 PM
12:00 PM - 11:00 PM
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  • Address: The Mint, Rye TN31 7EN, England
  • Location: Europe  >  United Kingdom (UK)  >  England  >  East Sussex  >  Rye
  • Phone Number: +44 1797 225231
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Tuesday, February 3, 2009 1 p.m.

Audit Committee Minutes

The Texas State Library and Archives Commission (TSLAC) Audit Committee met on Tuesday, February 3, 2009 at 1 p.m., at the Texas Real Estate Commission, 1101 Camino La Costa, Austin, Texas.

Audit Committee Present:
Scott McAfee

Michael C. Waters
Commissioners Present:
Sandra Pickett, chairman

Sharon T. Carr

Martha Doty Freeman

Sally Reynolds
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Cruz G. Hernandez
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Peggy D. Rudd, director and librarian

Edward Seidenberg, assistant state librarian

Manuel Alvarez, director, Information Resources Technologies

Derick Hackett, communications officer

Tracy Kuhn Lash, executive assistant

Jill Sutherland, senior purchaser

Guests Present:
Dorothy Turner, State Auditor's Office

Nick Villapando, Clifton Gunderson LLP

Susan Van Hoozer, Clifton-Gunderson LLP

Ron Franke, Clifton-Gunderson, LLP

Kim Lopez-Gonzales, Garza/Gonzalez and Associates

Rene Gonzalez, Garza/Gonzalez and Associates

A quorum being present, Vice Chairman Waters convened the meeting at 1:10 p.m.

1. Review and approve Evaluation of Compliance with Information Technology Requirements (1 TAC 202).

Responding to the committee's request at the Oct. 20, 2008 meeting, Manuel Alvarez presented a follow-up report from the agency's internal auditor concerning causes of the agency's noncompliance with TAC 202. After discussion, Commissioner McAfee moved to accept the audit findings. Waters concurred. Motion passed.

Commissioner Waters turned the meeting over to Edward Seidenberg to explain the process for interviewing and selecting a firm for internal auditor services for FY2009. Mr. Seidenberg explained that after the formal posting and evaluating process, the highest scoring firms had been invited to make presentations before the full commission at this meeting. After discussion of interview questions and procedures, Commissioner Waters recessed the meeting at 1:47 p.m. and asked all to reconvene at 2 p.m.

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Commissioner Waters reconvened the meeting at 2:05 p.m. and welcomed personnel from the Clifton Gunderson LLP firm. Susan Van Hoozen, Ron Franke and Nick Villapando presented information regarding their firm, Clifton Gunderson LLP, to the commission, responded to questions about their internal audit services and provided information about their firm's experience and expertise. Commissioner Waters recessed the meeting at 2:50 p.m. and reconvened the meeting at 3:25 p.m. for the second internal audit firm presentation from Garza/Gonzalez and Associates.

Kim Lopez-Gonzales and Rene Gonzalez of Garza/Gonzalez and Associates presented information about their internal audit firm and responded to the commission's questions about their internal audit services and provided information about their firm's experience and expertise.

After conferring with Chairman Pickett, Commissioner Waters requested that commissioners score the internal audit firms.

With no further business to conduct, Commissioner Waters adjourned the meeting at 4:07 p.m.

Respectfully submitted,

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Author Tony Birch wins 2017 Patrick White Literary Award
Author Tony Birch wins 2017 Patrick White Literary Award
17 November 2017

Acclaimed author Tony Birch from The University of Queensland Press has received the 2017 Patrick White Literary Award for his contribution to contemporary Australian literature.

UQP – UQ’s publishing arm – has printed four of Mr Birch’s books and UQP Publishing Director Madonna Duffy said the team was proud that his powerful storytelling and cultural contribution has been widely recognised.

Mr Birch is an acclaimed Indigenous academic, poet, short story writer and novelist.

“Tony is the first Indigenous author to win the Patrick White Literary Award,” she said.

“This is significant, given UQP’s longstanding commitment to championing Indigenous voices.

“It’s fitting that one master storyteller be acknowledged by the legacy of another.

“Patrick White’s work told some uncomfortable truths about ourselves and Tony is not afraid to do the same.

“UQP is delighted that Tony Birch’s courage and his talent have been recognised by this very special literary award.”

Mr Birch’s work has received critical acclaim, the 2016 Victorian Premier’s Literary Award for Indigenous Writing, and a Miles Franklin Award shortlisting.

He is the inaugural Bruce McGuinness Research Fellow at the Moondani Balluk Centre at Victoria University, published widely in literary magazines and anthologies and a regular guest at writers’ festivals.

Mr Birch received $20,000 in recognition of his outstanding contribution to Australian literature.

Established by prolific Australian author Patrick White with the proceeds from his 1973 Nobel Prize for Literature, the award is now managed by trustees of his philanthropic estate, Perpetual Trust.

Media: Kylie Rathborne,, + 61 7 3346 7932


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Shoppers hit the stores early to snatch up the Black Friday deals. USA TODAY

Shoppers turned out in droves Friday for the traditional start of the holiday shopping season, giving hope to retailers and investors alike that long lines at checkout counters and brisk online sales would last through the weekend and kick off a jolly holiday season after all.

Shoppers had spent $640 million online by 10 a.m. Friday morning, 18.4% more than last year, according to Adobe Analytics. Many stores and malls reporting crowded parking lots and lines out the door, dispelling fears that Thanksgiving night and Black Friday promotions had lost their app

"The store traffic's there,'' said Charlie O’Shea, lead retail analyst for credit rating agency Moody’s, as the numbers rolled in.

But facing the big crowds, the shopping frenzy so far has not been without its snafus.

 Macy's shoppers saw their shopping marathons slowed Friday afternoon when it began to take "longer than usual to process some credit and gift cards in our stores,'' the retailer said in a statement. But by the evening, it said the system issues had been fixed. "The delays we experienced this afternoon were due to a capacity-related issue . . . We do not anticipate any additional delays.”

O'Shea added that it remains to be seen whether the promotions that drew the crowds will undercut, rather than bolster, retailers' bottom lines.

"Anecdotally, things are setting up well,'' he says. " The question, as always, is 'Are the prices too low?' And we won't find that our for a while.’’

The holiday season is the most lucrative and critical period for the retail industry, and forecasts for this year have been strong, with consultancy Deloitte predicting that retailers will top $1 trillion. Big tallies could keep struggling store-based retailers alfoat longer after a year in which they collectively closed thousands of locations.

The big question hanging over the industry is how many more sales will move online.

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Fears that consumers would rather shop on their laptop computers seemed little in evidence to those shopping at malls on Friday.

Keri Crafton, 41, arrived at the Arrowhead Towne Center after stopping earlier at Walmart. She said that though she’s shopping for others, she stops for sales she might enjoy as well.

“This is our second trip. My arms were getting too full, so we dropped them off at the car.” she said, shifting the weight of the new clothes.

Traffic was brisk at Eastview Mall in the town of Victor in upstate New York where teens arrived ready to shop at popular stores like Hollister, American Eagle Outfitters and Bath and Bodyworks by 6 a.m.   And it took as long as an hour for some cars to find a place to park at the Westfield Garden State Plaza in Paramus, N.J., in the late morning into early afternoon.

"I've covered every store," said Dana Kim, 18, of Fort Lee, N.J., having spent $90 of the $200 she had brought with her on a hoodie, T-shirt and a sweater despite long lines in fitting rooms. She didn't mind:  "I like the interaction with people. Online shopping is convenient, but I don't like going against tradition."

In Grand Chute, Wis., about 100 miles north of Milwaukee, hundreds of people lined up before dawn outside the Menards home improvement store. The parking lot was filled by 6 a.m. The store normally gets a good crowd, but this year's comparatively balmy weather – for Wisconsin -- bumped up the numbers.

“We’re fortunate that it’s 40 degrees,” said general manager Tony Jacobson, standing outside in short sleeves and no jacket. Menards shoppers filled carts with ladders, dog food, dog beds, salt lamps, stuffed animals, storage rack, toilet paper and paper towels. One woman had a fireproof gun safe.

In other locales, however, shoppers didn't seem to be showing the same enthusiasm.

A Walmart in Secaucus, N.J., was a ghost town Friday morning. At 7:15 a.m., only several dozen shoppers made their way up and down the aisles.

Claudia Peterson said she was surprised to see how few people were out taking advantage of Black Friday sales. Walmart was her second stop. The Target she said she'd visited earlier in the nearby city of North Bergen, N.J., had also been dead.

"I don't like it.,'' said the 55-year-old security guard from Jersey City. "I used to be in line at midnight and by 7 a.m., you're bumping into people and saying hello. It's too laid back. I like the rushed crowds."

It was also fairly quiet at a Target in Brooklyn, N.Y. But Lucian Sperta, 55, said he didn't mind.

"I thought there was going to be a mob. I'm so relieved,'' said Sperta, who traveled from his home in the Bronx to get to the store by 7 a.m. "I had to mentally prepare. I thought there was going to be a lot of people. That's why I left so early. Then I got here and it's exactly as I love it, nice and quiet.''

In recent years, Black Friday has been marred by violence at some early-morning sales. A Best Buy store in Aurora, Colo., was forced to close Thursday night after a suspicious device was discovered in the store. Shoppers in the Denver suburb had to evacuate the store as well as the parking lot.

But overall, Friday was peaceful.

Josh Medina, 18, woke up around 4:15 a.m. and hopped on a bus to get a Best  Buy in Brooklyn by 5 a.m. He waited in the cold for three hours to try to get his hands on computer accessories and hard drives.

"When we first got here there were only a few people,'' said Medina, a camp counselor at an after-school program. "But within 30 minutes, the line was pretty long, around the building.''

Shopping on Black Friday is a family ritual he says, with he and his parents usually heading to a Walmart in upstate New York. Black Friday is also one of the few days when Medina says he makes a point of venturing to an actual store. Otherwise, he's clicking away online.

"You have to wait for shipping,'' he said of his decision to grab Black Friday deals in person, "and I wanted my stuff right now.''

More: What you need to know for the Black Friday shopping frenzy

More: Bargain hunters cross state lines to shop tax-free on Black Friday

More: Black Friday shoppers should visit car lots, not just malls

The years of booze-infused holiday office parties may be gone, and the present cultural climate may have something to do with it. Buzz60

Here's how to sift through the noise and find the deals that are actually worth your money. / Jeremy Stamas

Contributing: Kellie Ell, USA TODAY; Taylor Temby, KUSA-TV, Denver; Kelly Tyko, (Fla.) Treasure Coast Palm;  Mary Chao, Rochester Democrat and Chronicle, Garrett Mitchell, The Arizona Republic; Maureen Wallenfang, Appleton (Wis.) Post-Crescent

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NEW YORK (AP) — At times, Martina Hingis looked like the champion of old — such as when she was pounding forehands or placing crisp volleys right where she wanted them.

At times, Hingis looked like an old champion — most notably, when she double-faulted twice to close out her loss in women's doubles at the U.S. Open on Friday.

Returning to Grand Slam tennis for the first time since 2007, the 32-year-old Hingis went 0-2.

First, she and Daniela Hantuchova lost to the top-seeded and defending champions Sara Errani and Roberta Vinci 6-3, 7-5. Later, Hingis and Mahesh Bhupathi fell 7-6 (5), 7-6 (5) to Chan Yung-jan and Robert Lindstedt in a mixed-doubles match marked by a number of disputed calls in the second-set tiebreaker.

"I always enjoyed the big stage. Even today," said Hingis, who was inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame last month. "You see the people that came. They enjoyed it. They really cheered us on. So, I mean, I couldn't ask for more."

Well, except for one thing.

"I mean, I always play tennis to win matches and to win tournaments," she said.

In the first match, while trailing 6-5 in the second set, Hingis served three double-faults, including on the final two points. One of the serves barely reached the net and another was nearly a foot long. Moments after that, she sat down and buried her face in her towel.

"Definitely the nerves. Not playing at a Grand Slam for six years doesn't really help," she said.

Hingis won five major singles titles and nine more in women's doubles from 1996-2002 before her first retirement. She came back in 2006, then left again under awkward circumstances a year later when she tested positive for cocaine at Wimbledon and was handed a two-year ban. Instead of fighting the charges, she retired again.

Only a month ago, as Hingis was preparing for her Hall of Fame induction, she was also planning a comeback. She played three events with Hantuchova in a couple of U.S. Open tune-ups.

Her official return to Grand Slam action was greeted by a bad draw — the top-seeded team of Errani and Vinci.

"She still plays unbelievable," Vinci said. "She's a great player. She felt a little bit of pressure at the end, of course."

Hingis' play harkens to a day when female tennis players could get by on guile and touch instead of big serves and power groundstrokes.

She was, indeed, quick with her hands Friday. She got into a couple of extended cross-court rallies with Errani, and won a few.

"I didn't have any problem with the speed of the game or anything," Hingis said. "Errani is No. 5 in the world, and I was like still rallying with her, and at the net, I think I'm pretty good. The only thing that hurt me in the past was the serve. Today, it's even more a key factor, especially in doubles."

Lindstedt was impressed by Hingis. He figures she could be a top-10 doubles player. He said her return of serve was as good as he's seen from a woman in mixed doubles.

"A genius on the court," Lindstedt called her. "I've never seen a girl who can control pace on a serve the way she does. ... If she guesses right and she's there, she's not fazed by the power. I'd heard that before, but being a cocky male and all, I figured, 'It's all right.' But she got me a few times."

The end of the mixed doubles match was strange, with Bhupathi disputing a call for about a minute, then Lindstedt following with a pair of double-faults, the second of which came on a foot fault that compelled him to lightly toss his racket over the net.

Hingis thought she showed she can hang with the world's best players on the biggest stages, "but it would help to win some matches for confidence, I guess, especially those big points."

Asked if her comeback could include a return to the singles court, where she first reached No. 1 in 1997, she responded: "God, give me a break."

"No, I haven't given any more thought to it," she said. "I have a hard time covering half the court and trying to be there. Full court is completely different ballgame."

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The Hidden Power of Dark Comedy

It attacks, corrects, and keeps the balance

| September-October 1999

What does laughter mean? What is the basal element in the laughable? The greatest of thinkers, from Aristotle downwards, have tackled this little problem, which has a knack of baffling every effort, of slipping away and escaping only to bob up again, a pert challenge flung at philosophic speculation.

The comic spirit has a logic of its own, even in its wildest eccentricities. It has a method in its madness. It conjures up visions that are at once accepted and understood by the whole of a social group. Can it then fail to throw light for us on the way that human imagination works, and more particularly social, collective, and popular imagination? Begotten of real life and akin to art, should it not also have something of its own to tell us?

Laughter is, above all, a corrective.

It is the result of a mechanism set up in us by nature or by our long acquaintance with social life. It goes off spontaneously; it has no time to look where it hits. Laughter punishes certain failings somewhat as disease punishes certain forms of excess, striking down some who are innocent and sparing some who are guilty. An average of justice may show itself in the total result, though the details, taken separately, often point to anything but justice.

In this sense, laughter cannot be absolutely just. Nor should it be kindhearted either. Its function is to intimidate by humiliating. Now, it would not succeed in doing this had not nature implanted for that very purpose, even in the best of men, a spark of spitefulness or mischief. Here, as elsewhere, nature has utilized evil with a view to good. We have seen that the more society improves, the more plastic is the adaptability it obtains from its members; while the greater the tendency towards increasing stability below, the more does it force to the surface the disturbing elements inseparable from so vast a bulk.

Such is also the truceless warfare of the waves on the surface of the sea, whilst profound peace reigns in the depths below. The billows clash and collide with each other, as they strive to find their level. A fringe of snow-white foam, feathery and frolicsome, follows their changing outlines. From time to time, the receding wave leaves behind a remnant of foam on the sandy beach. The child picks up a handful, and, the next moment, is astonished to find that nothing remains in his grasp but a few drops of water, far more brackish, more bitter than that of the wave which brought it. Laughter comes into being in the selfsame fashion. It indicates a slight revolt on the surface of social life. It instantly adopts the changing forms of the disturbance. Like froth, it sparkles. It is gaiety itself. But the philosopher who gathers a handful to taste may find that the substance is scanty, and the aftertaste bitter.


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The Next Turning Point for Iran?

| 6/26/2009 6:06:16 PM

Tags: Politics, Iran, protests, Neda Salehi Agha Soltan, Times, Azadeh Moaveni,

News from Iran is quickly receding from the 24-hour news cycle, but the situation in Iran has not gone back to normal. In fact, this coming weekend may be a turning point in the protests. Neda Salehi Agha Soltan, the murdered student who has become a martyr to many in the protests, was killed on June 20. Speaking from London, Iranian journalist and writer Azadeh Moaveni pointed out that Shi'ism traditionally commemorates a person on the seventh day and the fortieth day after a death. “In politics in Iran,” said Moaveni, “these are very important events, because people will turn out for these commemorations, and then they turn into protests.”

This weekend marks the seventh day after Soltan’s death, and the Iranian government has tried to tamp down on remembrances. The British Times reported, “The authorities had already banned a public funeral or wake and have prevented gatherings in her name while the state-controlled media has not mentioned Miss Soltan's death.”

The question, according to Moaveni, is “Will [the protests] flare up again in response to the emotional outpouring for Neda?”

Source: Azadeh Moaveni, The Times

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6/27/2009 3:21:58 AM

But that vision also sent another signal to Iranians: that in the battle of the streets, those who take Ahmadinejad's side are justified because the Supreme Leader has reiterated his support for the President. It was a thundering warning to the hundreds of thousands who wear green: Get off the streets. And the usually cool Supreme Leader knew he was delivering an ultimatum. He appeared angry and hot, at one time telling people who seemed to be interrupting him to keep quiet. And the sermon ended with weeping, with the Supreme Leader telling his people that he loved them more than they know. The coming days will show what that love is made of. For more information, visit this site:


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Making Junk Food Junkies

| 11/24/2009 4:17:55 PM

Tags: Science and Technology, health, junk food, Science News,

Junk FoodGiving junk food to rats can make them into addicts, exhibiting similar behavior to heroin junkies. For a recent experiment, researchers gave rats a diet of HoHos, sausage, poundcake, bacon, and cheesecake. The subjects quickly began compulsively eating and became obese, and soon, the pleasure centers in the rats’ brains became less sensitive to the food. “As a result,” Science News reports, “the rats ate more to get the same amount of pleasure—just as heroin addicts require more and more of the drug to feel good.” The changes due to binge eating lasted weeks after the rats began eating healthier, and researchers are now looking into the long-term affect of messing with the brains reward systems.

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UT System Regents to Meet via Telephone Conference Call on July 30

AUSTIN – The Board of Regents of The University of Texas System will hold a special called meeting by telephone on Monday, July 30, in Austin. The meeting will be held on the ninth floor of Ashbel Smith Hall, 201 W. 7th Street.

The agenda book for the meeting is available online.

The Board will convene in open session at approximately 3:00 p.m. and immediately recess into executive session for discussion and appropriate action concerning individual personnel matters related to the appointment of a president at UT Health Science Center -Houston, including discussion of individual candidates to be invited to interview.

The Board will reconvene in open session for any action on the executive session item and the meeting is expected to adjourn no later than 4:00 p.m.

Parking for the news media will be available at the guard kiosk on Colorado Street between 7th and 6th Streets.

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American Family Children's Hospital: Remarkable

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At American Family Children's Hospital, our commitment is to serve humankind through medical innovation and unparalleled compassion. We provide expertise and quality care to patients and families throughout Wisconsin and beyond.

This story begins with 3-year-old Kennedy's sick ailing heart, which was the result of a Ventricular Septal Defect (or VSD). The hole in her heart was actually diagnosed prenatally when her mom, Emily, was 20 weeks pregnant.

By the time Kennedy was born in July 2009, there were no surprises. She was closely monitored and treated with medication for two years. But, as she continued to grow, her care team noticed there was damage to her tricuspid valve. That's when it was decided that she would need surgery to close the hole.

When she had just turned 3, Kennedy underwent open heart surgery. Like all good bedtime stories, Kennedy's has a happy ending. Aside from a check-up with pediatric cardiology every few years, she should live happily ever after.

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Treating Pain

Treating Pain connects people in pain with local specialist doctors who can help. Their site needed to be effortless to use.

Our Challenge

Treating Pain came to us to build a site that would truly guide their audience.

Visitors to Treating Pain are looking for answers. They want to know why they hurt, what treatment options are available, and where to find a good doctor. They want to read success stories of other people in similar circumstances.

Treating Pain wanted to show visitors the closest pain clinics via zip code detection—so visitors would automatically see doctors nearby. This site also needed to showcase doctors specializing in specific treatments, and communicate how effective these doctors are at helping their patients.

Visitors want to hear real-life success stories. This required organizing content management to display stories related to relevant doctors, conditions, treatments and locations. These success stories explain which treatments each doctor used effectively. Organizing and succinctly communicating all this was no small task.

Quick and easy appointment requesting was the end goal. So while complex organization happened behind the scenes, the user experience had to be effortless.

  • 75%

    Increased organic traffic by 75%

  • $120,000

    Client's $120K annual marketing spend can now be reallocated.

  • 63%

    Increase in new lead conversions.

A Doctor — Patient Connection

Treating Pain connects people in pain with doctors who can help.

"Where do you hurt?" Treating Pain's doctors listen carefully and recommend treatments without surgery. is educating people about options and helping them find nearby specialty doctors with success stories treating specific treatments.

Our Painless Solution

We planned a suite of solutions to help connect visitors with treatments

Locating Users.

A critical element for success was connecting visitors to local specialists. To tackle the location functionality, we identified the best geo-targeting solutions. Our team used two different APIs for zip code detection; one to detect a visitor's zip code, and another one to calculate the distance from each pain clinic. This enabled visitors to see the closest local pain specialists.

Robots to the rescue.

The appointment functionality on the old site was very manual and needed to be updated. We created a custom system that would route appointments automatically to the correct network and specific doctors, based on the visitor's location. We then integrated the zip code detection into the Gravity Forms API.

Content in need of management.

We also carefully tied variables together in complex relationships. For example, treatments are tied to specific conditions, and success stories are related to people benefiting from treatments. Carefully structuring these relationships made the site a valuable research tool for people in pain looking for real-life examples of others who match their symptoms. The new site shows which local doctors specialize in which treatments.

Body image communicates.

Our designers created a custom illustrated body map, which helps visitors to navigate the areas where they hurt. We also included widgetized category menus. The end result is clear navigation that's easy to use.

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Dr. Aneesh Singla

"The Valet team has done excellent work in developing, launching, and continuously refining to help our practices reach and educate consumers in pain. I find our website very user-friendly, easy to navigate and state-of-the-art with interactive tools, videos and patient education materials. Many thanks!"

Aneesh Singla, M.D., M.P.H., Executive Physician at National Spine & Pain Centers

Our Results

Treating Pain is now helping people find local pain specialists and quickly schedule appointments.

Our team worked closely with the Treating Pain staff, managing hundreds of moving pieces along the way. Each day we prioritized and evaluated features with an Agile approach, incorporating client feedback and ensuring nothing in the project’s scope was overlooked. The business value of the new site is evident by the tremendous savings in paid search dollars.

Organic traffic greatly increased with the new site launch, and continues to grow. More than just a facelift, the new website is demonstrating measurable ROI and saving Treating Pain money on advertising costs. Valet is already in production for the next phase of work with Treating Pain. The end result is a very happy client and a great name for Valet in the industry.

We built the next generation of pain treatment help online.


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Vapormatic UK, Vapormatic France, Vapormatic Spain, Vapormatic Ireland, Vapormatic Mexico and Vapormatic New Zealand, are wholly owned subsidiaries of The Vapormatic Co. Ltd.,
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