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"Deliciously simple apple dumplings. This recipe uses a food processor to make dough, it can also be made by hand. If using whole apples stuff them with brown sugar mixture. Place on rolled out dough and cut into equal sized squares. Wrap them by pulling corners up onto top in criss-cross pattern, then seal each corner of dough with egg white. Bake for same amount of time, or until apples are tender."
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Original recipe yields 10 servings
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees F (190 degrees C). Grease a 9x13 inch baking dish.
- To Make Dough: Combine flour and salt in food processor, then add 3/4 cup of butter and process until blended. Add water 1 tablespoon at a time pulsing only until dough forms a ball. Wrap the dough in plastic wrap and chill for 30 minutes, or up to 1 day if time allows.
- To Make Filling: In a large bowl, cream together remaining 1/4 cup butter and brown sugar. Stir in chopped apples.
- Roll out dough into a rectangle approximately 12x18 inches in size. Spread filling onto dough, then roll dough up starting at longest side. Cut into 2 inch pieces and place each dumpling into baking dish. Brush top of dough with egg white and sprinkle with sugar.
- Bake in preheated oven for 30 to 40 minutes, or until dough is brown. Let set for 15 minutes.
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I scaled this recipe to 2 dumplings... and there was nowhere near enough dough to go around, so I made only one. But that is not the fault of the recipe. However, the dough was tough and crumbly and difficult to work with. The filling was acceptable, I suppose, but overall the dumpling was dry and rather tasteless. Sorry, Christine!
I followed the recipe exactly, with one exception: the recipe doesn't state how to use the cinnamon. I chose to add it to the apple filling. I did run into a couple of problems. My dough needed a little extra water and never did really form a ball in the processor. I formed the ball by hand and refrigerated it as instructed. About two hours later I mixed up the filling and removed the dough from the fridge. It was as hard as a brick and couldn't possibly be rolled out. I had to leave it on the counter for over an hour until it could be rolled out. The filling became juicier and juicier during the wait. This, ultimately, caused a little difficulty in rolling it up. Even though I greased the baking dish, the finished dumplings stuck and broke apart when removed from the dish. The flavor was very good. I served them with vanilla ice cream.
A. Siddon
Added a little cinnamon and brown sugar to the dough, added extra cinnamon, some nutmeg and doubled the amount of butter in the filling, and they came out perfectly. Had a lot of filling for each dumpling, so if you like more crust and less filling, scale the apples down to 4 or so, depending on size. I used Honey Crunch apples instead of Granny Smith because they are sweeter, and they held up flawlessly. Finally, a recipe that doesn't call for tinned crescent rolls!
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Amount Per Serving (10 total)
- Calories
- 378 cal
- 19%
- Fat
- 18.9 g
- 29%
- Carbs
- 50 g
- 16%
- Protein
- 4.1 g
- 8%
- Cholesterol
- 49 mg
- 16%
- Sodium
- 84 mg
- 3%
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
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Basketball was invented in Springfield, Mass., in 1891, and for most of its history, Spalding Inc., also of Springfield, produced the balls and equipment that go with the game.
Of course in this age of NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement) and SHAFTA (Spurious Hypocrisy of American Free Trade Agreements), I didn't expect the portable hoop I bought at Walmart to be made in America, even though it bore the name Spalding. No, I expected it came from China, where the owners of the business had built their factory to take advantage of cheap labor.
And I wasn't wrong.
I also thought that assembling this behemoth would be a trial, but it was worse; it was torture. With a crew of three, it still took a half-hour to run carriage bolts through four holes in the brackets that hold the rim.
"Give me the hammer," Uncle Chet muttered. "I'll see if I can tap the thing through, or we'll be here all day."
"The book says you're supposed to rock it," Hon said.
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"It says: `To ensure optimal playability of this backboard system, a close tolerance fit between the elevator components and hardware is required. Test fit large bolts into large holes of elevator tubes, backboard brackets and triangle plates. Carefully rock them in a circular motion to ream out any excess paint from holes if necessary."'
"Give me the hammer," Uncle Chet reached out impatiently.
I complied, and he tapped several times, each a little harder, until the bolt slipped through the hole, and we were able to attach a nut on the other side of the bracket.
"Now what?" I said.
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"I made a big pot, so we have some left over from breakfast," Hon said and led us to the kitchen.
"Look at this sewing machine," Uncle Chet remarked, going into the living room. "They don't make 'em like that anymore."
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"And the rich got richer," I said.
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"They want to build a Muslim community center about two blocks from where the World Trade Center stood," he said.
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CORVALLIS, Ore. -- Hundreds turned out in the rain and cold Tuesday evening to support the Islamic community in Corvallis.
"It sends a message that we're a family in humanity," said Yosof Wanly.
Wanly is the Imam at the Salman Alfarisi Islamic Center in Corvallis. It was fire-bombed early Sunday morning. Federal agents said somebody broke a window and tossed a flammable liquid inside, burning 80% of an office.
"It's really frustrating and shocking," said temple worshiper Mothana Alzabidi.
On Tuesday evening people from all faiths showed up at a candlelight vigil to denounce the attack on the temple.
"This isn't the kind of thing we want in Corvallis, " said Linda Johansen. "We want people to know it's not acceptable to respond that way to feelings."
Johansen and hundreds of others were also standing up against the foiled bombing at Portland's Pioneer Courthouse Square, not to mention the man behind the alleged plot, 19-year-old Mohamed Osman Mohamud. Temple leaders said he occasionally attended the Corvallis mosque.
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It turns out, after being on the run for more than a year, 42-year-old Marvin Holmes, wanted in Delaware for escape and violation of probation, was hiding out in plain sight.
"He just had features that I noticed and I put two and two together" said Rogers after seeing Holmes' picture on a wanted poster.
Rogers said he approached Holmes near the corner of 10th and Filbert Street and arrested him without incident.
Rodgers says Holmes escaped from a halfway house after being convicted of rape and strangulation of a Newark woman in 2011. Last week, U.S. Marshal's issued an alert to local police to be on the lookout for Holmes. Rodgers immediately recognized the man he's seen around Market East more than a dozen times.
He believes Holmes is homeless.
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A recent skit on Saturday Night Live poked fun at the undecided voter.
It offered examples of the sorts of questions an undecided voter might be asking just weeks before the election. Questions like: "Who exactly is running for president of the United States?" And, "What does a president actually do?"
The idea, of course, is that it's not easy to be an undecided voter at this stage in the presidential campaign.
Barack Obama has been president for almost four years now, and the race to choose his successor started almost as soon as he took office. Those who are still wavering between Obama and Mitt Romney can't exactly have been paying close attention to the news over the past four years.
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The Journal Sentinel's team of Packers beat writers provide the latest news, notes and analysis
About Vikings QB Joe Webb...
Green Bay --- All week, players in Green Bay and Minnesota have been saying that the X's and O's go out the window in this match-up. Facing each other for the third time in five weeks, these teams know everything about each other.
But the Packers probably weren't preparing for Joe Webb. And he's much, much different than the guy in front of him.
On Saturday, the Minneapolis Star Tribune reported that Webb could get the start tonight at quarterback for the Vikings. Starting quarterback Christian Ponder, listed as questionable for the game, is battling an elbow injury. According to the report, no decision has been made yet but an an NFL source said "it's looking more likely" that Webb will get the nod.
Webb has been a fan favorite at times in his three years with the Vikings. A versatile quarterback from the get-go, he's been used everywhere from quarterback to receiver to kick returner yet has not seen any meaningful snaps this season.
Here's a snapshot of the quarterback the Packers may be facing tonight...
- The Vikings drafted Webb in the sixth round of the 2010 Draft out of UAB. In college, Webb passed for 5,771 passing yards and ran for 2,774 yards.
- In his first career start, Webb led the Vikings to a 24-14 upset win over Philadelphia in 2010. That game he threw for 195 yards on 17-of-26 passing with no interceptions and one rushing touchdown. Watch the highlights here.
- Replacing a struggling Ponder in a 2011 game at Detroit, Webb rushed for 109 yards on seven carries and was 12 of 23 for 84 yards with two total touchdowns. The 109 yards set a single-game franchise record for rushing yards by a QB. He also led the Vikings to one of their three wins last season, shining in place of a concussed Ponder at Washington. With three scores -- two passing, one rushing --- he finished with a perfect 158.3 passer rating in the win.
- This year, Webb's only game action came on a kneeldown in a 30-7 win over Tennessee.
- Talked to Webb for a story on the Vikings' turnaround last week. Don't think I've met someone with bigger hands than him.
- As a rookie, Webb became the first quarterback in Vikings history to return a kickoff.
- Here's his Twitter account @JoeWebb_14
- Webb earned a degree in criminal justice and after his playing days.
- Webb's brother, Yohance Myles, is an actor who has done work in film, television and on stage.
- In high school, at Birmingham, Ala., Webb once threw four touchdowns with a broken wrist.
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He definitely brings a different dimension to the table. He can hurt you with his feet. Overall I'm not sure there's a huge drop off between Ponder and Webb.
The guy returned a kick-off...? Oh my goodness, what have we wrought.....?Hide replies
That's pretty funny Boots, you might be OK after all.
Ponder and Webb are both mobile QB's with below average passing skills....but Webb hasn't played....definite advantage to PackHide replies
yep - there's a reason he hasn't played all year. Back up to Christian Ponder? Give me a break.
I'm sensing the Packers offense will be ready to explode tonight now that they have everyone healthy on offense. With Webb playing QB I don't even see this one being close. Packers 42-17Hide replies
I'm feeling that way too!
I have no doubt this is disinfomration from the Vikings. All last week we heard how Adrian Peterson had an injured stomach muscle and he was held out of practice. That was fake too. It was successful. Now this week it's Ponder.Hide replies
in the future, you should have doubts.
I agree with Homer. I think a running QB is gonna be a problem for the Packers and worries me more than Ponder. But if it goes OK it prepares them for the QB in SF.
I guess if Ponder really is injured I would rather he play. An injured Ponder bodes better for the Packers than a 100% Webb.
I wouldn't be surprised if this is gamesmanship by the Vikes and Ponder isn't hurt at all. If he starts the Vikings are probably hoping the Packers load the box to stop Peterson so they can take a shot downfield. If Ponder plays I guarantee they will try to hit the Packers over the top with Simpson or Rudolph early in the game.
Big hands make for a better throwing QB in cold weather. The Packers have not prepared for Webb and running QBs scare me. I would much rather face a throwing Ponder than a running Webb. Ponder was due to throw 3 or more picks tonight with Wood back stalking the line and keeping his favorite target Rudolph under control close to the line. Oh well, it is what it is. GO PACK!!!
So much much for supposed gamesmanship .. Ponder declared inactive.. Webb is starting...


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That day...It was the beginning. It was the sign of a massacre, of a battle which will never end. A link was the beginning. An angel was the weapon, its feather was the catalyst.
"Just another day" , thought Xarph, as he was flying to raid. He commanded a stack of 12 Hellflame Dwagons, each mounted by his personal Bezekiwa knights. The flight darkened the skies.
No...not darkened. The dwagons were blazing as bright as lava, leaving trails of flame with their wings, mounted by the Bezekiwa knights in black armor, commanded by the Chief Warlord of Avewnus, Xarph himself. Their target was Offalmound, a small city of Tanaw.
The Tanaw were their eternal enemies. They had fought with them for as long as Xarph can remember. And he had been around for a few thousand turns..."Such a long time", thought Xarph. The raid to Offalmound was just a diversion. Xarph's stack was strong. High level dwagons and knights, led by a level 9 warlord. It seemed like the main force.
But the main force was a ground column, led by a Pit Fiend.
"A Pit Fiend!", thought Xarph. Pit Fiends were the Pit Commander's personal guards. They were the strongest devil Avewnus had, even better than their mighty dwagons.
Xarph didn't know the reason behind this attack. The main column even had an Abyssal Igniter. An enormous cannon, bigger than largest of dwagons. Its escorts were a small stack of Cownugons, led by a Pit Fiend, about 30 Bwone Devils, 30 dwakes, 50 bezekiwa and 50 ewinyes. Avewnus's foolamancer accompanied that column,too.
The column's main target was Twelfetres. A level 4 city of Tanaw. Twelfetres had a strong garrison.
That city was defended by a few hundred dwetches, and about 150 Mawiliths. "150 mawiliths!?!" thought Xarph.
Mawiliths were the Tanaw's best ground unit, almost as strong as Avewnus's cownugons. How could they possibly hope to defeat 150 of them? He didn't even know the Tanaw had so many mawiliths. He didn't know, and he didn't care. It was his duty to take Offalmound. He couldn't doubt his leader, he could only do his duty, and nothing more.
Xarph shouted..."Engage!" Offalmound had no spell defences. It was protected by a hundred of Vwocks, melee fliers capable of dance-fighting. But they had no one to lead them there. There was no way those Vwocks could croak a unit in Xarph's stack, not when he is wielding the Void Spear.
The Void Spear was a pitch-black polearm. It increased the attack of every spear-wielding troop in its wielder's stack by the wielder's level, including the wielder himself.
It started, their little raid. They slaughtered Vwocks without much trouble. Now he had to stay in this city."Why?" thought Xarph, once more.
The main column was veiled. Twelfetres was in sight-range now. Avewnus ended turn. But it wasn't Tanaw's turn now.
The Pit Fiend laughed when he saw a flight of winged humanoids flying to Twelftres.
It had just begun...
Avewnus was a level 5 city. It was in a small island in middle of a huge lava lake. It had 4 natural stone bridges connecting Avewnus to the mainland. Those bridges were narrow, making Avewnus very hard to attack with ground units. Also, Hellflame Dwagons and Dwakes possessed the ability to swim in lava-lakes. They could act as "water" units in a lava lake, or as fliers. A river of lava which flowed through the region ended in this lake. Dwakes and dwagons gained
extra move and bonus to their defence while swimming in lava.
The Last siege at Avewnus was a few hundred turns ago, when the Tanaw gained the upper hand in war and took most of Avewnus' cities.
But that siege was a mistake, and it turned the tide of the battle. The invading Tanaw forces were slaughtered by Pit Commander and his Fiends with ease. And those Fiends...Scary foes. They were fliers, physically stronger than their dwagons. In addition, they all had leadership. At level 3, they gained the Shockamancy special. There were 7 Pit Fiends in Avewnus, 3 of them at level 3, 2 of them at level 4, and 2 at level 5. They rarely left Avewnus. Most of time, they were stacked with Pit Commander himself.
Agrach woke up, and saw his rations pop. It was beginning of a new day, a new turn. He didn't get much action these days. He was only managing Avewnus and not doing much fighting. Xarph and Vis were always out raiding. Agrach wished that he was a flier. Avewnus's favored tactic was lots of small raids to multiple targets with fast fliers. Ground forces were mostly used for defence, and for big sieges, which were quite rare.
He was curious...Why did he have to manage the city? Aesa could have done it too, she was useless in combat anyway. But even she was out raiding somewhere. Agrach wanted to join the main column. But Xarph said it was unnecessary. If it was unnecessary, why did a Pit Fiend march? Agrach guessed that they needed a strong ground column. But since the column had no air, a Pit Fiend had been selected because of its wings to lead. It still seemed pointless to him. But well, Agrach knew the reason. He just didn't want to admit it. He didn't want to admit his failure.
After finishing his meal, he went out to manage the city. It was his duty, after all. He saw dwakes swimming in lava. There were an unusual number of Ewinyes on the walls.
While he was fighting within his thoughts, walking through the city, he saw Vis take off from the tower and head south-west, taking fifty dwakes along.
Avewnus possessed a good number of casters, the worst of them mid-level. They had a Changemancer, Thinkamancer, Turnamancer, Dirtamancer and a Foolamancer, who was busy veiling their ground column which was marching to Twelftres. "Why?" thought Agrach, once more. He was going to get crazy thinking about it. But then he gave up thinking. He could never understand the Pit Commander's plans anyway.
He noticed the number of Ewinyes on the walls again. It was about...a thousand, probably. He didn't even know they had so many archers. They were being prepared for something, for some reason he didn't know. The dwagons took off from lava lake along with remaining dwakes, and took position in Avewnus' airspace.
"Pf..." said Agrach. "Why shoul- "
"What the...? Why did we end turn?" was another question in his head.
A while later, he saw the reason their archers had gathered. From south, a massive ground column was coming.
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Sheri and Bernard Vishnick and Lorna and Bernard Miro, community and synagogue leaders, will be honored by The Jewish Theological Seminary and Dix Hills Jewish Center at a brunch at 10:00 a.m. on Sunday, May 20, at the Dix Hills Jewish Center, 555 Vanderbilt Parkway.
Rabbi Marc Wolf, Senior Director of Community Development at JTS, will be the keynote speaker. Rachel Hilker will be the guest speaker and soloist. The event will benefit JTS and sponsor The Rabbinic Training Institute, an annual continuing education program for rabbis in the field.
The Vishnicks, who will receive the Judge Simon H. Rifkind Award, are longtime members of the Dix Hills Jewish Center, charter members of the US Holocaust Museum in Washington, D.C., and active in the Simon Wiesenthal Center. Bernard Vishnick, who has practiced law for thirty-eight years, is a Senior Partner in Capell Vishnick LLP, where he heads the Estate and Trusts Litigation Department. He was appointed by the Appellate Division and Administrative Judge of the State of New York as an attorney representing the Eleventh Judicial District for the Screening Committee of prospective judges in New York. Vice Chair of the Grievance Committee and a member of the Judiciary Committee of the Queens County Bar Association, he is also a member of the Nassau County Bar Association Estates and Trusts Litigation Committee, the New York State Trusts and Estates Committee, and is Vice President of Brandeis Lawyers Association.
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The Miros have been members of the Dix Hills Jewish Center for fourteen years. Bernard Miro taught elementary school in East Islip, New York, where he went on to become a Vice Principal and Principal. He also taught at Dowling College, retiring after forty-two years. An integral part of the congregation, Mr. Miro supervises the weekly Friday evening Kiddush, assists with shivah minyanim, and teaches b'nai mitzvah students how to put on tefillin.
The Miros were formerly members of the Suffolk Jewish Center, where Mrs. Miro was an active member of the Sisterhood and recognized as a Woman of Achievement and Woman of the Year. A talented craftswoman, she is past President of her local Hadassah chapter and was twice the recipient of the Love of a Lifetime Award. The Miros have four children and ten grandchildren.
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Welcome to Young Harris College! On our website, you will learn how this historic college, founded in 1886, has transformed itself into a 21st-century model of strong liberal arts education.
The College's Board of Trustees hired me in 2007 after my service as Georgia's Secretary of State to grow Young Harris College into a world-class four-year institution, and we've been actively pursuing that goal every day since then. It has been an incredible opportunity, which very few colleges ever experience; in growing from a two-year to a four-year institution, we have been able to evaluate everything we do and figure out how we can do it even better. Every choice we have made has been focused on our motto and how it will help us educate - inspire - empower our students.
We know, for example, how important the environment is to today's college-bound students. No doubt, that is one reason you may be considering Young Harris -- we are located in one of the most gorgeous spots on Earth, surrounded by the tallest mountains in Georgia in one of the most biodiverse regions anywhere. We take our commitment to the environment seriously - we are building all new LEED-certified facilities, we have active, student-oriented sustainability programs, and we're well on our way to building solar arrays that will make Young Harris a solar-powered campus.
We also believe a liberal arts education is just what students need for success in today's rapidly-changing global economy. The broader an education you get today, the more flexible you will be tomorrow - when jobs come and go, or when entire industries come and go.
A liberal arts education focuses on enduring skills like critical thinking, problem solving, communications, and other attributes that will help you succeed--and adapt--through all the changes you will face in decades to come.
Young Harris is a small college -- and proud of it. You won't be anonymous here; our small classes mean you will be taught by professors, not graduate assistants, and those professors will know you personally. It is quite common for our faculty to stay in touch with our alumni well beyond graduation -- into the careers and significant life events of our graduates.
Check out our website -- then make a visit to our campus. We have scheduled visitation days throughout the year, but we would be happy to set up tours and interviews whenever you can visit. I look forward to meeting you -- the Young Harris experience is life-changing. Come join us!
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If you are in need of immediate assistance or would like to talk to our advocates about resources, please call our 24/7 domestic and sexual violence crisis line at 503-235-5333 or toll free at 888-235-5333. If this is an emergency for you or a loved one please dial 9-1-1.
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Domestic Violence Hotlines
National Domestic Violence Hotline:
NDVH.ORG or 800-799-SAFE (7233)
Domestic violence referrals throughout the United States.
Proyecto UNICA:
24 hour hotline for Spanish-speaking and Latina survivors of domestic and sexual violence.
Volunteers of America Home Free:
503-771-5503 (8am to 6pm)
Case management, support, and resources for survivors of domestic violence.
Washington State Domestic Violence Hotline:
Information and referral for battered women and their families in Washington state.
Gay Men's Domestic Violence Hotline:
GMDVP.ORG or call 800-832-1901
National domestic violence hotline for gay men. Program located in Boston MA. A 24-hour crisis line is monitored by trained volunteers and staff, providing emotional support, safety planning, crisis counseling, referrals, and emergency housing. The Boston-area Emergency Safe Home Network was developed to give GBT men who are leaving abusive relationships a safe and supportive place to stay.
Sexual Violence Hotlines
RAINN (Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network):
RAINN.ORG or 800-656-HOPE (4673)
Sexual Assault referral throughout the United States.
Sexual Assault Resource Center:
Advocacy for sexual assault survivors living in Washington County.
Proyecto UNICA:
24-hour hotline for Spanish speaking survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault.
Megan's Law Hotline
1 (888) 275-7365
Parents for Megan's Law and the Crime Victims Center (PFML/CVC) provides national Helpline community support and assistance on issues related to Megan's Law, sex offender management and sexual assault prevention. You can contact PFML/CVC trained staff who are available to support you and your community.
Other Crisis Lines
Child Abuse Reporting Hotline:
Reporting line for all child abuse in the state of Oregon.
Alcohol & Drug Helpline:
24-hour hotline providing information and referrals for substance abuse treatment statewide.
Oregon SafeNet:
A helpline for information about food stamps, WIC, the Oregon Health Plan, low cost medical help, immunizations, and women's health needs.
Domestic Violence Shelters
Bradley Angle House:
Shelter for single women and women with children. Services for shelter residents include: Latina advocate, peer support, referrals, advocacy, children's program. This is a confidential shared housing space.
Columbia County Women's Resource Center:
503-397-6161 or 877-397-6161
Shelter for single women and women with children. Shelter is located in St. Helens. A shuttle runs from Portland to St. Helens several times a day on weekdays. Assistance with shuttle tickets is available through Volunteers of America. Services for clients include advocacy, case management and support groups. This is a confidential shared housing space.
DVRC Monika's House:
Shelter for single survivors of domestic violence and survivors with children. Shelter is located in Washington County. Services for shelter residents include; Latina advocate, peer support/counseling, referrals, advocacy and children's program. This is a confidential shared housing space.
Raphael House:
Shelter for single women and women with children. Services for shelter residents include; Latina advocate, peer support/counseling, referrals, advocacy and children's program. This is a confidential shared housing space.
West Women's and Children's Shelter:
Shelter for single women and women with children. Services for shelter residents include; case management, peer support/counseling, referrals, advocacy and children's program.
YWCA Safechoice:
360-695-2655 or 800-695-0167
Shelter for single women and women with children. Services for shelter residents include; support groups, case management, emergency clothing, Latina advocate, information and referral. This shelter is located in Vancouver, WA. This is a confidential shared housing space.
Culturally Specific Services for Domestic & Sexual Violence
El Programa Hispano:
All services in Spanish. Community-based domestic violence support groups, domestic violence advocacy, case management, information and referral, transitional housing program, children's advocate, mental health specialist, sexual assault specialist, dental clinics, legal clinics, translation & interpretation, mental health counseling, driver's education, ESL, housing assistance, immigration, citizenship and literacy.
Healing Roots:
Drop in multi-service center for African and African American survivors of domestic violence and their families. Services offered include drop-in classes, support groups, yoga, parenting classes, job placement, youth programs, and wellness classes.
Self-Enhancement, Inc.:
503-285-0493 ext 115
Free services to address the needs of African American women and children who are experiencing domestic violence. The goals of the program are to stabilize, educate and support women and their families and to educate the African American community about domestic violence.
IRCO Asian Family Center:
Assists refugees and immigrants of Asian descent to develop self- sufficiency and cultural awareness while affirming and preserving each culture within an ever-changing global environment. Services include access to emergency services, employment resources and youth services.
IRCO Refuge & Immigrant Family Strengthening:
IRCO or call 503-234-1541
Offers advocacy, support and information for immigrants experiencing domestic violence.
NAYA Native American Family Healing Circle:
Domestic violence support groups, advocacy and case management for Native American women experiencing domestic violence.
Russian Oregon Social Services:
Services for Russian speaking populations. Services include; ESL, citizenship and computer classes, case management for mental health and domestic violence clients, cross cultural and community orientation, dental care, employment referrals, free legal consultations, translation and interpretation services.
503-778-7386 (you will need to leave a message)
Provides free, culturally sensitive confidential services to women and children of South Asian descent. Services include; safety planning, case management, support and information, legal advocacy and support groups.
Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, & Trans Specific Services
Gay Men's Domestic Violence Project:
National domestic violence hotline for gay men, located in Boston, MA. Crisis line offers emotional support, safety planning, crisis counseling, referrals and emergency housing.
Sexual Minority Youth Recreation Center:
Drop in center for GLBT youth.
The Survivor Project:
Advocating for intersex and transgendered survivors of domestic and sexual violence.
Restraining and Protective Orders
Multnomah County Courts:
Restraining orders can be obtained by visiting Room 211. Advocates are available to assist with paperwork between 9:30am and 11:30am. Paperwork needs to be filled out and turned into the clerk by 12:45pm. The judge will begin hearing cases at 1:30pm.
Clackamas County Courts:
Paperwork is available at Victims Assistance 503.655.8616 708 Main St. in Oregon City and at the Clackamas County Courthouse which is 807 Main St. in Oregon City. Paperwork must be turned in by 11:30 to see the judge at 1:00. Advocates are available at Victims Assistance and through Clackamas Women's Services.
Washington County Courts:
503.640.5352 x 306
Advocates are available Monday through Thursday 8 to 5 and Fridays 8:30 to 3pm through Protective Order Advocacy Program at 503.640.5352 x 306. Court for restraining orders are Monday-Friday and stalking orders are only Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays Restraining Order Paperwork can be picked up at the Domestic Violence Resource Center which is located across the street from the courthouse at 180 East Main Street Suite 200 Hillsboro OR 97123. Survivors can pick paperwork up beginning at 8am. They should arrive by 9am if they want to see the judge the same day, but they can fill the paperwork out at any time and arrange to see the judge at a later time.
Clark County (Washington) Courts:
Applications can be picked up in the District Court Office. Washington State has four types of protective orders: order of protection, restraining order, anti-harassment order, and no contact order. Advocates at YWCA Safechoice 360-696-0167 can help guide you through the process.
Multnomah Co. Legal Aid:
Free legal representation at contested restraining order hearings for low-income petitioners with Multnomah County, restraining orders only. When you call, be sure you say you have a restraining order hearing coming up.
Emergencies: Dial 9-1-1
Non-Emergency Police (Multnomah Co): 503-823-3333
Non-Emergency Police (Washington Co): 503-629-0111
Non-Emergency Police (Clackamas Co): 503-655-8211
Non-Emergency Police (Clark Co): 360-397-2366
Portland Police Department Domestic Violence Unit: 503-823-0090
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what a painful experience this has been ,i wish i had bought a cheaper pair which i had before , you put them on and your off , these i have had blisters on three parts of my feet ,for a week i have been using plasters , given up not taking these on holiday have to wear my heavy walking boots,will not be buying your products again time for a change ,when i buy modern foot wear one would expect to put on and go, i do and have till now ,
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Report: Seahawks given permission to talk with Jackson
The Chargers gave the Seahawks permission to talk with WR Vincent Jackson, who is not close to signing a new deal with San Diego.
Former No. 1 Williams catching on in Seattle
Of all the many reclamation projects Pete Carroll is taking a chance on in his first year as the Seahawks' head coach, none has come through any better than former first-round WR Mike Williams.
Source: Seahawks trade DE Jackson to Lions
The Seahawks have traded DE Lawrence Jackson to the Lions, sources tell PFW.
Report: 49ers trade Balmer to Seattle
The 49ers have reportedly traded DL Kentwan Balmer, who had been AWOL from training camp, to Seattle.
Seahawks sign ex-Colts LB Hagler
The Seahawks signed former Colts LB Tyjuan Hagler and ex-Northern Illinois WR Matt Simon on Tuesday. To make room for the two roster additions, the team released CB Chris Richards and waived/injured WR Marcus Maxwell, both of whom had ...
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Seahawks sign second-round WR Tate
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Top 20 key players in NFC West
Dan Arkush identifies the top five players on each NFC West team who figure to play crucial roles, including Rams rookie QB Sam Bradford.
Insider: Seahawks will be Carroll's last job
Seattle will be Pete Carroll's endgame as a head coach, says one NFL insider in "Audibles," predicting that Carroll's tenure there won't end well.
Seahawks CEO Lieweke announces resignation
Vulcan Sports & Entertainment announced today that CEO Tod Leiweke, who also has the same title with the Seahawks, is resigning to join the NHL's Tampa Bay Lightning as CEO and part owner.
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In the final installment of our training-camp reports, we look at NFC West teams, including the Seahawks, who'll use Aaron Curry as a stand-up end.
Seahawks OLB Hill on outside looking in
Even if Leroy Hill had not been suspended for the season opener, we hear he was a real long shot to be the starter on Week One at strong-side linebacker over David Hawthorne.
Seahawks LB Hill suspended for opener
Seahawks sixth-year OLB Leroy Hill will miss the team's Sept. 12 regular-season opener against the division-rival 49ers after the NFL announced that he would be serving a one-game suspension for violating the league's substance-abuse program.
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Chancellor is set to play for the Seattle Seahawks against San Francisco despite an ankle injury that limited him in practice this week. Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said after practice on Wednesday that the strong safety would be able to go against the 49ers on Thursday night. Chancellor suffered a minor elbow injury against New England, but it was a sore ankle that limited him during the first two days of Seattle's shortened practice week.||||||| Chancellor is tied for the team lead with 43 total tackles through six games.
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Previewing Monday night's 60th Beanpot Championship between Boston University Terriers and the Boston College Eagles.
Previewing Monday night's Beanpot Tournament semifinals game 2 between the Boston College Eagles and the Northeastern Huskies.
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The Boston College men's basketball team will host the Northwestern Wildcats in the Second Round of the NIT on Saturday, March 19 at 11 am.
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The Boston College Eagles hockey team looks to buck recent history and earn its fifth straight win over the Boston University Terriers in tonight's Beanpot Semifinal #2.
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Saw action in a career-best 13 games, including six Sun Belt matches and the league tournament contest versus North Texas (11/4) ... Scored her only goal, the game winner, in conference play at South Alabama (10/4) ... Recorded an assist in the home opener against Alabama A&M (8/23) ... Fired a season-high two shots at ULM (10/16) ... Also had an attempt in consecutive Sun Belt matches at Troy (10/2) and at South Alabama.
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Academics, experts appeal to Obama to back Taliban talks
A group of academics, journalists and NGO workers have published an open letter to President Barack Obama appealing to him to support direct negotiations with the Taliban leadership.
The letter argues that the situation on the ground on Afghanistan is much worse than a year ago. "With Pakistan's active support for the Taliban, it is not realistic to bet on a military solution," it says.
"Like it or not, the Taliban are a long-term part of the Afghan political landscape, and we need to try and negotiate with them in order to reach a diplomatic settlement. The Taliban's leadership has indicated its willingness to negotiate, and it is in our interests to talk to them. In fact, the Taliban are primarily concerned about the future of Afghanistan and not – contrary to what some may think -- a broader global Islamic jihad. Their links with Al-Qaeda – which is not, in any case, in Afghanistan any more -- are weak. We need to at least try to seriously explore the possibility of a political settlement in which the Taliban are part of the Afghan political system."
"The current contacts between the Karzai government and the Taliban are not enough. The United States must take the initiative to start negotiations with the insurgents and frame the discussion in such a way that American security interests are taken into account. In addition, from the point of view of Afghanistan's most vulnerable populations – women and ethnic minorities, for instance – as well as with respect to the limited but real gains made since 2001, it is better to negotiate now rather than later, since the Taliban will likely be stronger next year."
from Pakistan: Now or Never?:
On tipping points and Taliban talks
One of the issues that seems to arouse the strongest emotions in the Afghan debate is the question of when the United States and its allies should engage in talks with the Taliban. Some argued that the moment was ripe a few months ago, when both sides were finely balanced against each other and therefore both more likely to make the kind of concessions that would make negotiations possible. It was an argument that surfaced forcefully at the London conference on Afghanistan in January. Others insisted that U.S.-led forces had to secure more gains on the battlefield first.
If you go by this survey carried out in December by Human Terrain Systems (pdf) (published this month by Danger Room) the people of Kandahar province were convinced at the end of last year of the need for negotiations: (as usual health warnings apply to any survey conducted in a conflict zone):


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I purchased a 81 full size pickup yesterday, the headlights and running lights aren't working. I checked the headlight switch and im not getting a constant 12v to the switch. I can run a jumper wire from the fuse box to the headlight switch and everything works. Basically I need to figure out how exactly the headlight switch gets its 12 volts if someone can help me with that id appreciate it ?
Last edited by dpmeeks; 06-07-2013 at 10:03 AM.
I think you answered your own question... Get they Hayes manuel for the diagram and re-wire the bad boy or find the bad connection and re-solder it. Your lights would be dim with low voltage, they would not stop working.
The alternator regulates itself, at idol the volts prolly won't read 12 anyways, as the engine speed increses so does the volts the alternator puts out.
So, as a re-cap; at idol it wont be a steady 12 volts, the alternator regulates itself, your wiring is bad and needs to be fixed, your lights don't need 12 volts to run.1998 K1500 Extended Cab Short Bed.
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There is a relay for headlights, too. Did you check that? If you live near an Autozone, they will put in their tester and check it for free. It can have continuity and still have a bad coil, so the tester is the best way to check them.
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---- — TRAVERSE CITY — Food trucks likely will roll into downtown Traverse City for breakfast, lunch and dinner but an early curfew will curtail service for the late-night crowd.
The city commission agreed to schedule an ordinance for a May 6 vote that allows up to two mobile food vendors in four downtown city parking lots and on State Street between Union and Pine streets. Monday's preliminary action established the parameters of the ordinance, including an 11 p.m. curfew on food vending. But it also showed the controversial ordinance appears to have the votes needed to pass.
Commissioners Jim Carruthers, Mike Gillman and Mary Ann Moore spent six months taking comment and working out a compromise that all sides could stomach.
"We did struggle with this," Moore said. "We had very strong support from citizens to get this on a roll, and strong opposition from downtown merchants."
The pressure continued Monday with residents and vendors speaking in favor of free enterprise and more choices while restaurant owners spoke in opposition.
"If you allow one vendor on a public (space), ... this city will become one never-ending carnival," said Nicholas deBoer, owner of Cousin Jenny's Gourmet Cornish Pasties.
Food vendor Simon Joseph, who operates Roaming Harvest, cited surveys and petitions to demonstrate people want food vendors downtown.
"The public is overwhelmingly in favor," Joseph said.
The proposed ordinance allows a vendor to pay an annual fee of $1,225 to park on city property or $725 for private property. No more than two vendors would be allowed at any location downtown or in residential areas. The downtown spots besides State Street include the parking lots near: the volleyball courts; farmers market; Union Street dam, and behind the U.S. Post Office.
The ordinance also will open up some streets in other areas near Northwestern Michigan College, the Civic Center, Munson Medical Center, and some of the city's larger parks.
Some commissioners objected to allowing vendors to park on State Street but the majority wanted to use it to test a downtown street location. The ordinance will be reviewed in December to see how it works.
The commission and several members of the public objected to hours that varied by location in the downtown. Vendors could operate from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. in residential areas under the proposed ordinance and from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. in commercial areas.
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Playing in just its second tournament of the fall last weekend, several members of the Jacksonville College tennis team posted noteworthy victories against solid competition during the Collin Open, hosted by Collin College in Plano on Friday and Saturday.
Sophomore Maria Coronel, who hails from Peru, cruised by Collin's Catherine Oh 6-0, 6-0 in the second round of women's singles and advanced to take on Whitney Hobson, a senior from Arkansas-Fort Smith (NCAA, Division II) who went 8-3 last season in singles.
Coronel and Hobson battled back and forth in a hotly contested match.
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Lamborghina Robinson and Kailla Parker split their opening day matches, with Robinson, a freshman from Houston, blanking Willis of Austin College, 8-0.
Robinson also picked up a win on Saturday where she prevailed over Sheridan McKissick of North Central Texas College, 8-4.
Parker, a Groesbeck sophomore, topped Baker of Seminole (Okla.) State, 8-2.
JC also collected two wins in women's doubles where Kara Chitty of Frankston teamed up with Robinson to coast past a duo representing Hesston (Kan.) College, 8-2.
In other women's doubles matches, JC's Coronel & Parker doubled up Hurta & Baker from Seminole St., 8-4.
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A couple of first-year Jags, Edgar Polanco and Miles Munro, secured respective Day 1 wins also.
Polanco bested Jacob Morgan of Austin College 6-3, 6-1 and Munro saddled Seminole's Brady Matthews with a 6-1, 2-6, (10-4) defeat.
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Hunger does not discriminate against race or gender. Hunger envelopes families and entire communities and in Okalhoma it affects 675,000 people.
The statistics are distressing. One in six Oklahomans wake up each morning not knowing where their next meal may come from and one in four Oklahoma children are at risk of going hungry daily.
Oklahoma consistently ranks in the top 10 hungriest states in the nation. In May, our state was devastated by the tornadoes, further increasing the number of families who are food-insecure in Oklahoma. Oklahoma food banks provide enough food for more than 150,000 people each week and that demand increases during the holidays.
As the holiday season approaches and all of its wonderful meals are being planned, we must remember our neighbors and lend a helping hand. We recently kicked off the fourth annual Feeding Oklahoma Food Drive and have set a goal of collecting 1.4 million meals to feed hungry Oklahomans. We can reach this lofty goal if every able Oklahoman joins us in the fight against hunger by donating time and resources.
By taking healthy, non-perishable food, like canned meat or vegetables to the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma in Oklahoma City, the Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma in Tulsa or any of the statewide drop-off locations including BancFirst, Bob Moore dealerships, metro area Love's Travel Stops and select AT&T stores, you can be a viatl part in feeding Oklahoma's hungry.
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The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Office, in conjunction with Orange County Livestock Association Show, will be hosting the Canning show at the Mauriceville Community Center this fall. We are encouraging entries in the Youth Canning and Food Preservation Division from participants under age 18, but still enrolled in school.
To win, entries must follow the same guidelines as adult entries. We encourage families to cook and can together as a family project. No entry fees and participants are limited to one entry per division.
Entries will be received between 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 19 at the Mauriceville Community Center. Judging will begin at 10:15 a.m.
Entry divisions and quantity to bring include: Canned Low Acid Vegetables, one pint or one quart; Canned Fruits & Tomatoes, one pint or one quart; Sweet spreads, one pint or one quart; Pickles and Relishes, one pint or one quart; and Meats, one pint or one quart.
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Feb. 16, 1995 -- Many pro athletes have left Western New York for one reason or another over the years, so it's difficult to come up with a surprise.
Tony Meola surprised us.
Meola left the Buffalo Blizzard to take the lead role in an off-Broadway play. He was signed to perform as the "celebrity lead" in "Tony n' Tina's Wedding."
Before he left, the goalie at least gave the fans here something to remember. He played all 71 minutes and 59 seconds of the longest game in Blizzard history at the time. Buffalo defeated the Cleveland Crunch, 17-15. The "School Day" crowd of 12,134 was Buffalo's largest of the season.
"I'll be back here assuming that we're in the playoffs," Meola said to The News' Bob Summers upon exiting.
The former member of the United States national team (two World Cup teams) didn't come back. Instead, he ended up playing a great deal of outdoor soccer, and won the MLS goalie of the year award in 2000. As for the play, it ran off-Broadway for 22 years before ending a run in 2010.
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