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AX PARIS CURVE Jungle Print Maxi Bandeau Dress (Available in sizes 16-26)
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AX Paris Curve Bandeau Maxi Dress (Available in sizes 16-26)
Step into the new season in style in this ever-so-glam strapless maxi dress by AX Paris. Available in sizes 16-26 this dress is designed to flatter your curves.
A Spring Summer fresh colourway, the all-over jungle print adds impact and detail to your summer look. With a drape front this frock flatters fuller busts as the back tie detail adds that sexy fashion edge.
Wear this maxi dress with a pair of embellished sandals, stacks of bangles and oversized sunnies for a cute daytime look this summer.
Please note: Due to the varied and irregular print design of this garment, the print position of each individual garment will be different, and no two garments will be the same.
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- Bandeau maxi dress by AX Paris Curve
- Available in sizes 16-26
- All-over jungle print
South Scuba Print Day Dress
This pretty day dress by South is the perfect summer in the city option for your work-to-weekend wardrobe.
Featuring an all-over floral print this gorgeous dress will bring a touch of country air to the sweltering city this summer. Its V-neck design gives a glimpse of your golden glow and its short sleeves will keep you cool. Cinched at the waist with a skinny belt this dress highlights your slimmest point while the skirt flares for a flirty feminine shape.
Wear this floral dress with Shoe Box two part sandals in blue – the perfect pairing to pick out that pretty print!
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- Day dress by South
- Exposed zip to back
- All-over floral print
- V-necked design
- Short sleeves
- Belted waist
Savoir Embellished Tunic Dress
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Savoir Tunic Dress with Sheer sleeves and Embellishment
With an ethereal quality this tunic dress by Savoir is a must for your special occasion wardrobe and one you'll turn to again and again.
In a cream hue, this dress has an innocent charm about it that's livened up with beautiful embellishments to the top and hem. Sheer sleeves add to this demure appeal, while the shallow neckline is effortlessly elegant.
Wear this tunic dress with a pair of nude point toe court shoes, keep your jewellery and make up minimal and carry a small embellished clutch for a natural beauty finish.
Please note: This beautiful tunic must be hand washed only to keep it's shape, colour and embellishments.
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- Tunic dress by Savoir
- Elbow-length sheer sleeves
- Embellishment to top and hem
- Length: 36 inches
Savoir Jacquard Lace Confident Curves
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Savoir Confident Curves Pencil Dress
This beautiful pencil dress by Savoir is part of their Confident Curves collection and helps to sleek and shape your silhouette for lasting confidence.
Featuring a lace print, this dress hints at vintage appeal making it an ideal occasion piece for wedding, christenings and even the races. A contrast sateen bow to the waist and trim to the neckline add a little luxe to your look, while quarter sleeves flatter your upper arms. With a hidden support panel this dress helps to conquer any lumps and bumps for a smooth, sultry shape.
Wear this lace dress with a pair of nude court shoes from the Shoe Box collection and delicate jewellery. Add a cute embellished clutch to add a little sparkle into your look.
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- Confident Curves pencil dress by Savoir
- Lace printed dress
- Quarter sleeves
- Satin bow detail to front
- Hidden support panel
- V-neck with sateen trim
- Zip fastening to back
- Length: 40 inches
Berkertex Jacquard Dress and Coat Suit
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Berkertex Jacquard Dress and Coat Suit
Jacquard dress with matching coat. Length: 42 inch.Colour: Cream/Silver. Shell: 66% polyester, 18% cotton, 15% metallic, 1% viscose. Lining: 95% polyester, 5% elastane. Dry clean only.
Definitions Sporty Hem Lace Tunic
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Definitions Sporty Hem Broderie Anglaise Tunic
A sporty update on the retro trend
This tunic dress by Definitions is a chic retro revival with all-over Broderie Anglaise.
Short sleeves, a loose fit and a dipped hem give this tunic a relaxed fit that sleeks your silhouette while the bound hem is a nod to this season's sportswear trend. Intricate Broderie Anglaise is inspired by 50s fashion and a stylish way to reference classic trends. An exposed back zip fastening adds urban edge to this piece making it a versatile choice to take you through the season.
Wear this dress with Head Over Heels two part sandals for a sweet yet sophisticated daytime outfit.
To keep me looking my best, please hand wash me only.
Whatever you do, do it in style
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- Tunic by Definitions
- All-over Broderie Anglaise
- Sporty hem binding
- Dipped hem feature
- Short sleeve style
- Back zip fastening
- Worn length: 36 inches
Definitions Large Scale Lace Dress with Collar
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Definitions Lace Dress With Collar
A white hot look for the new season
This lace dress by Definitions is a sweet and chic pick to lift your summer wardrobe.
Intricate lace adorns this daytime fancy, while the collar detail adds a touch of tailoring to compliment your city chic style. The skater shape cinches your waist and flares over your hips creating a sultry silhouette.
Wear this dress with Shoe Box heels and a colour pop clutchfor a statement-making outfit.
Whatever you do, do it in style
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- Dress by Definitions
- Collar detailing to top
- Button fastening to front
- Sleeveless style
Definitions Beaded T-bar Dress
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Definitions Beaded T-Bar Shift Dress
Stay cool in this summer's clean lines and crisp hues
This beaded T-bar dress by Definitions masters minimalism with its sleek shift shape and contemporary detailing.
A V-neck to the front, cowl neck to the back and an empire line waist collaborate to create a flattering shape with a sultry feel. A statement making beaded T-bar has a touch of futuristic fancy to it and is the perfect way to add glamour to your summer wardrobe.
Wear this dress with Shoe Box nude sandals and swipe on some just kissed pink lipstick for a playful summer outfit.
Whatever you do, do it in style.
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- Shift dress by Definitions
- Beaded T-bar to back
- Sleeveless style
- Empire line waist detail
- V neck to front
- Cowl neck to back
Savoir Lace Insert Linen Dress
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Savoir Floral Print Linen Dress with Lace Inserts
Adding a pretty pop of colour to your daytime style, this linen dress by Savoir will quickly become a staple favourite of your summer wardrobe.
The floral print covering this dress channels an English country garden with its collection of flowers and bright colours. Made from linen, this piece will keep your cool and comfortable - perfect for all day wear. Lace inserts to the shoulders and neckline adds a vintage inspired touch to your style for a traditional finish.
Complete your girly look by teaming this floral print dress with a pair of wedge sandals and matching accessories.
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- Linen dress by Savoir
- All-over floral print
- Lace insert detail
- Length 38 inch
South Short Sleeve Lace Insert Skater Dress
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54 reviewsColours: Black, Coral, Cream. Polyester. Machine washable.
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Definitions Sheer Yoke Jewel Dress
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Definitions Long Sleeve Dress with Jewel Embellishment
Adding ethereal appeal to the season's party wardrobe
This stunning dress by Definitions is chic, fresh and perfect for impressing this season.
The ivory hue is an elegant take on glamour and gives this dress a high-end fashion appeal. Long sleeves cut from sheer mesh fabric feature a statement split for a sultry reveal. Delicate jewel embellishments twinkle in the light for a fairytale finish.
Wear this striking dress with nude heels, an oversized clutch and plenty of sparkling accessories.
Wherever you party, do it in style
Please note: To keep this dress looking its best, please hand wash only.
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- Party dress by Definitions
- Jewel embellishments
- Full sleeves with split detail
- Sheer mesh detail to top and sleeves
- Length: 36 inches
Definitions Double Cloth Skater Dress
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Definitions V Neck Skater Dress
A modern take on a classic
This skater dress by Definitions captures the sleek, cool lines of the modernist movement and infuses your spring wardrobe with new season style.
Transforming the skater dress with fresh, urban edge this dress compliments your city chic. A cinched waist and flared skirt create a smooth outline that flatters your summer style and provides the perfect base to accessorise with. A clean-cut V neckline polishes this piece off with precision beauty.
Wear this dress with Shoe Box two part sandals and a slick of berry bright lipstick for a slick daytime outfit.
Whatever you do, do it in style
Useful info:
- Skater dress by Definitions
- V neck front feature
- Sleeveless style
- Side zip fastening
- Worn length: 36 inches


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Changing the world, one car at a time
Greg Rock, co-founder of the Green Car Company in Seattle, is determined to help the world drive into a greener and more sustainable futureby Alex Baron, Aug 06, 2007
Global charming
Arnold Schwarzenegger's belief that he can save the planet through hydrogen power is much like one of his movie performances – entertaining, charismatic and ultimately unrealisticby John Mecklin, Jul 23, 2007
Hydrogen Highway Revisited
Arnold Schwarzenegger wants to save the planet through hydrogen power, but critics say the notion is just hot airby Matt Palmquist, Jul 23, 2007
The clock is ticking
Robert Redford and Auden Schendler find it ironic that, under its current leadership, the Environmental Protection Agency could never qualify for one of the Climate Protection Awards it gives out.by Robert Redford and Auden Schendler, Jun 04, 2007
Into thin air?
Global warming spurs calls for new dams in the West – but where will the water come from to fill them?by Matt Jenkins, Apr 30, 2007
The hidden costs of our coal habit
In Big Coal: The Dirty Secret Behind America's Energy Future, Jeff Goodell reveals how the sausage is made when it comes to the primary source of America's electricity.by Allen Best, Apr 16, 2007
Dry to the bone
Despite a relatively snowy winter here in western Colorado, the season itself seems to have shrunk, with spring arriving weeks earlier than it once did in a trend with ominous consequences for the desert Southwest, particularly Phoenix.by Paul Larmer, Apr 16, 2007
Two weeks in the West
Western governors go green; King Coal gets hammered; Divine Strake strikes out; Colorado cons on the North Forty; Mother Nature's bodyguards; Western wagering data; and energy use and Bush approval: a case of eerie symmetry.by Jonathan Thompson, Mar 19, 2007
Two weeks in the West
The Intergovernmental Panel On Climate Change has bad news; Govs. propose global warming legislation; nuclear revival in the wings; Rockies Prosperity Act back in Congress; Arizona may stifle ballot measures; Bush's budget; the West's electrical grid.by Jonathan Thompson, Mar 05, 2007
A quest for the world's finest pinot noir
Brian Doyle's new book, The Grail, lives up to its lively subtitle as it describes "a year ambling and shambling through an Oregon vineyard in pursuit of the best pinot noir in the whole wild world."by Heidi Andrew, Feb 19, 2007

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Valpo Drops Pitcher's Dual 1-0 to Centenary
Saturday, May 15, 2004Valparaiso University came up on the short end of a 1-0 pitcher's dual on Saturday morning in the Mid-Continent Conference Tournament held in Macomb, Ill.
The Crusaders now fall into the loser's bracket and will face host Western Illinois this afternoon beginning at 1:15 p.m. in an elimination game.
Mid-Con Pitcher of the Year Cheyenne Davies showed why she earned the honor, allowing just Valpo one base runner, a one out infield single by Beth Adamski (St. John, Ind./Lake Central H.S.) in the fifth inning. Davies struck out 12 while not walking a batter on the way to the complete game victory.
Ashlee Blankenbaker (Valparaiso, Ind./Valparaiso H.S.) was nearly as sharp for Valpo, allowing just three hits and one walk while striking out six in picking up the tough-luck loss.
Centenary (35-26) scored the game's lone run in the third as Traci Smith led off with a walk and advanced to second on a sacrifice bunt. After a groundout advanced her to third, Lauren Koehn put the Ladies in front for good with an RBI single up the middle.
Valpo (20-33) will now need to fight through the loser's bracket to try and win the title. Centenary will face the winner of the Crusaders-Westerwinds game this afternoon at 3:30 p.m. The Valpo-Western Illinois winner would need to beat the Ladies twice to win the title, with the if necessary game taking place Sunday at noon for the championship. Centenary needs just one victory to claim the crown.
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The Glasgow High School Lady Scotties got four goals from Raena Maupin Thursday night to lead them to a 10-0 victory at Monroe County in the first round of the All A Regional Soccer Tournament.
"We really attacked well on offense. It was 9-0 at the half," said Glasgow coach Kathy Jones. "At the half, we put some people in different positions to see how they would do, so the match lasted a little bit longer than I would have liked for it to."
Marina Alexander added two goals for the Lady Scotties, while Megan Jones, Ali Grace Hampton, Katie Hinkley and Eleri Dye scored one goal each.
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Mastering IPTables, Final Installment
This final installment of the IPTables tutorial details the paths that packets take along the chains, and presents some useful code snippets that should go in almost any firewall script.
Transcript: http://dark-code.bulix.org/fl04jo-68849?raw
Final firewall script: http://dark-code.bulix.org/a8il4b-68850
Very Good Intro to Iptables
I Have enyoy your serie, good explaining the operation of iptables.
Juan Carlos
blocking input from certain IPaddresses
I run a mini-webserver on 192.168.1.80:80 behind a Linksys router.
This series didn't explain how I can block certain IPaddresses that
abuse that server. I ran 'sudo /sbin/iptables -L' and couldn't figure
out the mess. I use ufw under Kubuntu, but it doesn't allow a table-based
configuration, which is a PITA because the order of these rules is
important. Is there a simple line I can add to this script that would
block incoming access from a certain IPaddress?
Hardly "Mastering"
This series would be MUCH more appropriately named "an intro to IPTABLES"
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ASHRAE publishes design guide for healthcare facilities
Advanced Energy Design Guide designed to help health care facilities increase efficiency by 30% over 90.1-1999
ASHRAE has announced that it has released the Advanced Energy Design Guide (AEDG) for Small Hospitals and Healthcare Facilities, making it the sixth in the AEDG series.
According to ASHRAE , the AEDG for Small Hospitals and Healthcare Facilities is designed to provide recommendations for achieving 30% energy savings over the minimum code requirements of ANSI/ASHRAE/IESNA Standard 90.1-1999. In an effort to promote building energy efficiency, ASHRAE and its partners have made these guides available for download in PDF format at no charge (the Healthcare Facilities guide is 6 Mb). Hardcopies can be purchased from the same Website for a nominal charge.
The Guide focuses on small healthcare facilities up to 90,000 sq ft, including acute care facilities, outpatient surgery centers, critical access hospitals, and inpatient community hospitals. Guidance is provided on the design of energy-intensive heating and cooling systems typical for these facilities, as well as recommendations on daylighting and other energy-saving measures. Commissioning also is covered, and case studies from facilities in five climate zones are provided.
"The recommendations in the Small Hospitals and Healthcare Facilities Guide provide good design practices for integrating energy efficiency in a healthcare environment, while maintaining indoor air quality and required airflow and pressurization relationships, Shanti Pless, chair of committee that wrote the guide, said."
Advanced Energy Design Guides are being developed through the collaboration of ASHRAE , the American Institute of Architects (AIA), the Illuminating Engineering Society of North America (IES), and the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), with support from the Department of Energy (DOE), to help meet all of an owner's energy performance requirements.
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Reid Moran, Curator Emeritus, inspecting Dudleya specimens from the collection. 1997.
Departmental Staff and Associates
Jon P. Rebman, Ph.D., Curator, is a specialist in the systematics of the Cactaceae (particularly the genus Cylindropuntia), and in the floristics of southern California and the peninsula of Baja California, Mexico.
Judy Gibson, Collection Manager, is charged with the care of the collection, supervision of department volunteers, and management of the department's loans and exchanges.
Karen Rich assists with the department's special research projects, including the updating of the Checklist of the Vascular Plants of San Diego County, and development of a checklist of the flora of the peninsula of Baja California.
Jeannie Gregory, Parabotanist Manager, handles the recruiting, training, and record-keeping for Plant Atlas volunteers, and organizes the processing the specimens the Parabotanists collect from intake to labeling to expert identification to data verification.
Layla Aerne-Hains is project assistant for the Plant Atlas, helping with training, communication with Parabotanists, and acquiring collecting permits for them, as well as helping the Parabotanist Manager with processing the specimens as they come in.
Mary Alice Kessler is georeferencing the locality data for pre-Plant Atlas San Diego County specimens in the herbarium, to provide precision locations for GIS applications and to integrate the older data with the newer Plant Atlas data.
John Sanborn, Database Specialist, developed the herbarium database in its current SQL server form, developed the website for the San Diego County Plant Atlas, and works continuously to provide more features for both.
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Mr. Leslie Patrick, 83 of Quitman passed away Sunday, November 18, 2012 at Langdale Hospice House in Valdosta. Mr. Patrick was born March 15, 1929 to the late Harmon & Connie Lee Bowen Patrick. He served in the United States Army during the Korean Conflict. He graduated from University of Georgia in 1950 with a degree in Agricultural Engineering. Mr. Patrick came to Cuthbert to teach in the Farmers Veterans Program, where he met his wife, Clara of 61 years. They were married in 1951. He was a founder & board member of Westbrook School in Dixie, Ga. Mr. Patrick was a farmer and a member of Philadelphia Baptist Church where he served as a deacon for over 30 years and Sunday School teacher for over 50 years. The main things in his life were his God, Family, and Church. Survivors include his wife, Clara Overby Patrick of Quitman; one daughter & son in law, Lynn & Dennis Carlton of Quitman; one son, Mike Patrick of Tifton; two granddaughters, Shelby & Brad Mashburn, and Ashley Elizabeth Carlton; two brothers & sister in law, Willie Mack & Nelda Patrick of Fitzgerald, and Waymon Lee Patrick of Quitman. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 11:00 a.m. at Philadelphia Baptist Church with Rev. Klay Luke, Rev. Thilmon Vonier, Rev. Earl Justice, Rev. John Page, and Rev. Douglas Reddick officiating. Interment will follow in the church cemetery. The family will be receving friends Tuesday evening from 6-8 p.m. at Maxwell-Miller Funeral Home. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Philadelphia Baptist Church or to the Dixie Community Center. Condolences may be expressed to the family online at www.maxwellmillerfuneralhome.com. — Maxwell-Miller Funeral Home
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Are you looking for a new, interesting, and fun way to get into better shape? Try a StrikeCamp Fitness outdoor kickboxing bootcamp class.
Join Heather Shaffer on Saturday mornings for an intense interval workout that combines plyometrics, body weight strength training, agility exercises, and kickboxing moves (including contact with targets) into a fun and practical workout. No prior kickboxing experience is necessary.
What to Expect
Expect to work hard for the entire hour...these workouts are designed to build strength, cardio conditioning, and blast fat fast. We alternate intervals of high-intensity exercise alternated with short periods of rest. Engage in this type of activity three to four days per week, and you will get RESULTS.
Here's a list of frequently asked questions to help you determine if this class is right for you:
What if I'm out of shape/haven't worked out in a while?
It's great to hear that you're thinking about getting back into a fitness regimen! The beauty of this workout is that you can take everything at your own pace, and every exercise can be modified based on fitness level or injuries. The fitter participants will take each exercise harder and faster, while Heather wants beginners to focus on form and injury prevention before taking it to the next level.
What if I have never thrown a punch?
You will certainly learn how to punch and kick correctly in this class! Heather will teach you the basics and talk about correct form so that you not only avoid injuries but so that you get the most out of your workout with her.
Is this a cardio kickboxing class?
No. There are no dance-type moves in this class. This workout is similar to the style of workout that a professional fighter uses to get in shape for an upcoming fight, minus the sparring piece. It is designed to increase strength and endurance.
What if I'm a man? Will I enjoy this workout?
Well, it depends on what type of workout you are looking for. If you enjoy the style of step classes and TurboKick, this most likely isn't for you. Heather's kickboxing workouts can most closely be compared to a bootcamp class that includes kickboxing drills.
What if I'm a woman? Will I like this workout? Won't I get hurt?
It really depends on what type of workout you typically enjoy. As stated earlier, if you prefer a step class or something like TurboKick, you might not enjoy this workout. There is no sparring, so you need not be concerned with getting punched or kicked. However, participants do make contact with targets, so you will need to pay attention to the instructions Heather gives you to make sure your form is correct.
What to Prepare
Please submit your registration online to avoid having to complete paperwork on the day of the workout (and so Heather can know how many participants to expect).
Bring a pair of protective (i.e., MMA or striking) gloves, a water bottle, a yoga mat (if you are uncomfortable doing ground exercises without one), and a towel. Wear comfortable fitness apparel and sneakers. You may also want to apply sunscreen prior to the daytime classes. A small number of loaner gloves will be available if you don't own a pair.
Where we Meet
We meet in the parking lot in front of the pavilion. Please arrive at least ten minutes prior to the beginning of class. We will meet rain or shine.
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– Cartersville Patch
Two Cartersville women and a 27-day-old infant were killed in a Christmas Day traffic accident that also injured four other people, according to a news release from the Georgia State Patrol (GSP).
The crash occurred Tuesday at 5:47 p.m. on Georgia Highway 53 near Mauldin in Gordon County. See Cartersville Patch for more on this story.
Andruw Jones Charged With Battery in Domestic Dispute - Duluth Patch
Former Atlanta Braves centerfielder Andruw R. Jones was arrested and charged with battery in a domestic dispute that occurred between he and his wife at their home in unincorporated Duluth early Christmas morning, Gwinnett Police reported.
Gwinnett Police responded to a domestic dispute call at the Jones home about 1:25 a.m. Dec. 25. During the investigation of this call, probable cause was developed to arrest Jones for battery, according to police. See Duluth Patch for more on this story.
One-Car Accident Claims Life on Christmas Day - Duluth Patch
A young Duluth man was killed in a single-car accident during the rainy Christmas Day afternoon on Simpson Circle near its intersection with Centennial Trail in unincorprated Norcross.
Gwinnett Police identified the driver of the white Chevrolet Tahoe as Nenad Lunic, 23, of Duluth. The accident occurred about 4:15 p.m. Dec. 25 about 200 feet from Simpson Circle's intersection with Centennial Trail. See Duluth Patch for more on this story.
Petition To Oust DeKalb School Board Gains Momentum - Brookhaven Patch
Less than two weeks after being placed on probation, the DeKalb County School Board is now the target of an online petition calling for their removal.
CBS Atlanta is reporting that the petition has already received more than 490 signatures.
On Dec. 17, the Southern Association of Colleges & Schools (SACS) placed the school board on probation until December 2013. "There is significant and irrefutable evidence that the DeKalb County School District is in a state of conflict and chaos," said SACS Chairman Dr. Mark Elgart. See Brookhaven Patch for more on this story.
East Cobb Man Wanted for Allegedly Killing Ex-Wife - East Cobb Patch
An East Cobb woman died Saturday after being attacked in her home, and Cobb Police have issued a murder warrant for her ex-husband.
Cobb Police Spokesman Officer Michael Bowman said Donna Nations Kristofak, 48, died after being taken to WellStar Kennestone Hospital.
John Stephen Kristofak, 58, is wanted for murder and aggravated assault, and police say he should be considered armed and dangerous. See East Cobb Patch for more on this story.


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Kiran Kaur Khush, MD
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Pregnancy-Related Human Leukocyte Antigen Sensitization Leading to Cardiac Allograft Vasculopathy and Graft Failure in a Heart Transplant Recipient: A Case Report
2013; 45 (2): 800-802
In this report, we present a heart transplant recipient who developed cross-reactive paternal and donor-specific human leukocyte antigen (HLA) class II antibodies during pregnancy, leading to accelerated cardiac allograft vasculopathy and severe allograft dysfunction 17 years after transplantation. This resulted in acute heart failure and ventricular arrhythmias requiring repeat heart transplantation.
View details for DOI 10.1016/j.transproceed.2012.10.038
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Comments On Feb 20, 2013:Based on others' reviews I had hoped these boot would get 5 stars but after having my feet in these for about 10 hours worth of riding they can only get 4, because they are just not as comfortable as I expected. WHen the first go on they're pretty good but after 2 hours of riding there are pressure point at the lowest buckle and at the ankle bones that are all but unmanageable. You have to get out of them for at least a half hour break! I didn't have this issue with A Stars Tech 3 or 7. The support, protection and feel of these boots is quite good and the buckles are awesomely easy. I'm still hoping that they break in so the I can wear them for extended riding, but time will tell.
Additional Comments On Mar 09, 2014:More than a year in and the pressure point on my ankle remains. Everything else out the boot is great but the ankle problem makes them too painful to wear. Bummer.
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Comments On Feb 28, 2014:These boots are very high quality, the construction rivals the best, and they offer more protection than I have ever seen in a motocross boot. They fit my foot very well, and the sole is very comfy. However, I have to return them for one unforgivable flaw. The ankle is so extremely tight I can't even get my wrist in there, and after waking around my house a bit my ankles feel bruised. I do have a pretty bulbous ankle bone, but I had no pressure whatsoever from my astar tech 3s, or any other boot I've tried. I wish these would have worked for my feet because they are beautiful boots, but as it is I am very disappointed.
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Stony Hill's Maize Quest Fun Park includes a Miner Max Maze, Gemstone Mining, a tile maze, a rope maze, a mini corn maze, Noah's Ark, pumpkin picking, hayrides on the weekends starting in late September, a picnic area, specialty foods, cider donuts, home-baked pies in over 20 varieties, and pie tasting events. Live music is being added in October.
Featured by various media including the Daily Record, Star Ledger, Bergen Record and some national publications, Stony Hill Farm Market has earned a reputation for being one of the most popular corn mazes in the metropolitan area.
This year, Stony Hill opens a new Pick-Your-Own Farm nearby at 197 Parker Road in Long Valley. The new Pick-Your-Own Farm is where you can pick your own apples and pumpkins, enjoy a hayride and a mini corn maze. The Pick-Your-Own Farm is open only on Saturdays and Sundays now through October 28th.


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I was reminiscing with a friend about Morelli's. Back in the day, before Walmart, this land was populated by mom-and-pop shops.
I loved the mom and pops. I remember going to one in Beechview, up the road from my nana's house. It's where I bought some of my first comic books and baseball cards, Adam Warlock and Manny Sanguillen, respectively. I even had a collection of Battlestar Galactica cards, back when Starbuck was a boy.
Lillian and Lou Morelli were the affable owners of Morelli's, literally a mom and a pop of the shop. I guess they didn't call them mom-and-pops for nothing. Morelli's was at the junction between Lindsay and Victory, a stone's throw from the Scott Township Municipal Building and police station (kids, don't throw stones at the police, I'm just saying).
I think every child on Lindsay Road has fond memories of riding their bikes to Morelli's and grabbing some penny candy (it was never a penny, but that's what we called it for some reason).
My friend's Sheri and Gail were partial to French onion dip more than candy, but we all went down there for something. My mom always went for the extra-lean ground beef or the Parma sausage. Morelli's saved us from driving to the strip on more than one occasion.
Lou was a fine, old, Italian gentleman; his wife, Lillian, was more interesting. It seemed to me that she was always dressed in a white and blue floral housecoat, like one of the Flintstone's or Jetson's she always wore the same clothes. At least, it seemed that way to me.
Lillian had an odd affectation. She used to sneak small bites of the chipped ham. It wasn't that she used to sneak the ham shavings, it was the way she did it. She would stare at the ceiling, unhinge her jaw like some voracious snake, and power it down her gullet, wiggling her neck as if she were some great unimaginable beast swallowing a live animal.
It was disturbing to watch, and, like a car crash, we were unable to look away. Oh you'd pretend to be looking at a can of LaSueur peas (ridiculously overpriced French peas, especially at Morelli's), but you were secretly getting some visceral thrill from watching Lil gobble the finely sliced ham bits, like the Kraken about to swallow Andromeda in "Clash of the Titans (the original, not the stupid remake)."
The chipped ham never stood a chance.
While reminiscing, I realized I may not have gotten all of the details right. I'm sure Lillian Morelli had more than one outfit. Also, for the sake of full disclosure, "Clash of the Titan's" came out in 1981, long after I had seen Lillian devour her prey.
But this story has a sad ending. Mr. Morelli passed ten years ago 10 years ago today (July 6, 2001). Though, Mrs. Morelli is still with us. Hide your chipped ham.


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By Michael Calleri
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Niagara Gazette — Director Bryan Singer has a solid reputation in Hollywood. He's talented, clever, and gets his movies finished on-time and within budget. Singer's made fast-paced action films such as "X-Men," "Superman Returns" and "Valkyrie." He's also got a controversial "art" picture under his belt, the fascinating and beautifully acted "Apt Pupil," which stars Ian McKellen and the late Brad Renfro. It's based on a novel by Stephen King. And if the dream of every director is to be remembered for a classic cult movie, Singer's entry in that field, "The Usual Suspects," is one of the great ones. It was released in 1995 when he was 30-years old.
Now 47, Singer is one of only three directors to make three live-action adaptations of a comic book series. The others are Sam Raimi with the Spider-Man films and Christopher Nolan with his Batman features.
Singer has a fourth X-Men coming in 2014 ("X-Men: Days Of Future Past"). However, 2013 has not started well. He's a good filmmaker, but even good filmmakers get caught in the revolving door that is the bane of working on big budget adventure movies for the major studios. His newest effort, "Jack The Giant Slayer," is a dud.
Based on the children's fable, "Jack And The Beanstalk," you see clearly that its weaknesses are not as much Singer's fault as they are the fault of the ego-driven players in the executive offices who called the shots and of the marketing people who promoted the movie poorly. Although, I can't imagine how you could promote this picture in a positive way.
You justifiably wonder where its $190-million production budget went? It certainly isn't up on the screen. The movie looks cheap, with shoddy special effects. Too much of the visual "art" looks artificial. Unimpressive and fake. Add $80-million for publicity and promotion, and you've got a $270-million dollar fairy tale with no sense of wonder about it, and scant hope of recouping its stunning cost.
Somewhere down the line, the doomed fate of "Jack The Giant Slayer" was sealed. The movie was supposed to have been released in June 2012. But the bosses at Warner Brothers wanted to tinker with the special effects and beef up the battle scenes. They wanted more bloodshed and less bedtime story. Almost a year later, some studio heads need to roll, just as heads roll in this fragmenting of a beloved children's tale gone awry.
In the old English fable, which may go back to Viking times, Jack is an only child living with his widowed mother. Their cow, their sole source of income, stops giving milk. On the way to the market to sell the animal, Jack runs into an old man who gives him some magic beans in exchange for the dried-up cow. Jack is thrilled, but his mother is furious, and she throws the beans out the window. Eventually, the beans generate a giant stalk that Jack climbs into the stratosphere. There he meets a giant who loathes Jack. However, the giant's wife takes a shine to the eager English lad. The giant soon becomes quite weary -- and wary -- of Jack, especially when his gold coins, a hen that lays golden eggs, and a magical harp that plays itself all disappear. The angry giant eventually tries to follow Jack down the beanstalk, but Jack's mother chops down the stalk with her axe and the giant falls to his death. Jack and his mom live happily ever after, enjoying riches of which they never dreamed.
You watch "Jack The Giant Slayer" quickly recognizing that someone at Warner Brothers swallowed some magic beans of their own. Except for Jack, mom, cow, beans, and the giant, much of the movie is unrecognizable from the original fable. A simple story has been pummeled into mediocrity, but at gargantuan levels. Set in medieval times, the overwrought, and utterly demented film, also involves a kingdom and its ruler, a princess with whom Jack is smitten, a race of vicious giants, raging digital armies with vast weaponry, and a heroic knight who has little to do. There's also a cloying romance that might make older children yawn, and there's violence that could cause younger children to scream in terror. Jack wields a mean knife.
The movie, which is available in unnecessary 3D (should you have money to burn), only sparkles a little because of the fine acting from Ian McShane, Ewan McGregor, Nicholas Hoult, Eleanor Tomlinson and others. Praise director Singer for that. Three men share screenwriting credit, including Christopher McQuarrie, who won an Oscar for writing "The Usual Suspects." The script is bonkers, with characterizations that are daft.
"Jack The Giant Slayer" is a misguided nightmare.Michael Calleri reviews films for Night and Day. Contact him at email@example.com.


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Sep 9 - Contagion (action thriller featuring half of Hollywood)
Sep 16 - Straw Dogs (thriller with James Marsden, Alexander Skarsgård and Kate Bosworth)
Sep 23 - Moneyball (sports drama with Brad Pitt, Jonah Hill and Philip Seymour Hoffman)
Sep 30 - Dream House (thriller with Daniel Craig, Naomi Watts and Rachel Weisz)
Sep 30 - Tucker and Dale vs. Evil (comedy horror with Alan Tudyk and Tyler Labine)
Oct 14 - Footloose (Julianne Hough, Dennis Quaid, Andie MacDowell and Kenny Wormald)
Oct 28 - In Time (thriller with Justin Timberlake, Cilliam Murphy, Amanda Seyfried, and Matt Bomer)
Nov 4 - A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas (comedy with Kal Penn, John Cho and Neil Patrick Harris)
Nov 9 - J. Edgar (x with Leonardo DiCaprio, Armie Hammer, Naomi Watts, and Judi Dench)
Nov 11 - Immortals (action drama with Henry Cavill, Mickey Rourke, Frieda Pinto and Kellan Lutz)
Nov 18 - The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 (comedy with a bunch of unknowns kidding!!!)
Nov 23 - The Muppets (comedy with Jason Segal, Amy Adams and Judi Dench)
Straw dogs because of Alex Skaasgard and the Muppets because I love the Muppets.
Those who never succeed themselves are always the first to tell you how.
I'm not quite sure where to put this, but for anyone who is interested in or is familiar with this event, starting at 10:00pm (IOW, right now) the 2009 PBS production of The People Vs. Leo Frank is airing tonight -- at least, it is here in Atlanta; I don't know if it is on tonight's lineup in other cities or areas.
I watched this when it premiered back in '09, and it offers a poignant, brutally honest look at how the Justice System in the Southern US operated and how it was influenced and affected by the racism and bigotry that existed in the Deep South in the early 20th century.
On the docu front CNBC is runnning "Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room." I always avoided this because I thought it would be boring. Instead it was a fascinating study of power and greed and failure. And how a lot of good people lost their savings and how a certain former Vice President really greased the pole for Ken Lay and his minions. My blood was boiling by the end of this so I guess it wasn't such a boring flick.
Inspired by seeing Sunset Blvd. again this weekend, I caught most of Gloria in her 1940's RKO comedy Father Takes a Wife with Adolphe Menjou.
She really had wonderful comic timing, I wish she made more post-silent comedies!
And I'm about to dive into her Swanson on Swanson book. Whether a true autobiography or something ghost-written by her husband, it's a really well regarded memoir, should be fun!
It's already about 30 minutes in, but A Letter to Three Wives
is on TCM right now. I can't sleep, so I was glad to run across this tonight
Logic is in the eye of the logician --Gloria Steinem
And also initially because of ASkars' involvement, I'm intrigued by Melancholia, which I believe opens in November. Despite director Lars Von Trier's insanity at Cannes, it does seem quite well done, and Kirsten Dunst won the best actress at Cannes for it. Basically she's a depressed bride, and at her wedding reception (to Alex) they discover a planet heading to earth. Lars has said it's about the end of the world and there will be no happy endings. His movies seem to be the kind that whether you love them or hate them, they stick with you, and it's currently got a 76% fresh rating at Rotten Tomatoes. Straw Dogs hasn't been rated yet.
The Pianist is one of my all time favorite movies. IMO it should have won the best picture Oscar (instead of Chicago).
Did you not watch the entire movie 'boy in striped pajamas'? Did you know how it ended? Is that why you felt uncomfortable?
Another Holocaust movie (though not the whole movie) was 'Sunshine'. One part of it involved Holocaust.
I don't remember Judgment at Nuremberg, but I have heard of it. I may rent it one of these days.
I just read about this movie in Entertainment Weekly, I think it came out in June, but it looks really good!
Life In A Day
Here's the youtube blurb about the movie:
On July 24, 2010, thousands of people around the world uploaded videos of their lives to YouTube to take part in Life in a Day, a historic cinematic experiment to create a documentary film about a single day on earth.
Now, it's time to watch their story unfold on the big screen.
Directed by Oscar winner Kevin Macdonald, Life in a Day wowed audiences at the Sundance, Berlin and SXSW film festivals and during its YouTube world premiere in January. This summer, you'll be able to watch the movie in a theater near you.
It's official. I am madly in love with Meryl Davis.
Hubby really wants to see Contagion. Even though it's star-studded, the whole worldwide pandemic plot device has been used ad nauseum, (Outbreak, Quarantine, numerous zombie movies, even). I'm wondering if Contagion will bring anything new to the table - I'm betting it goes like this:
SpoilerRise of the Planet of the Apes
- Protagonist goes to work
- Protagonist senses something wrong
- Protagonist goes home, loved one is infected
- Protagonist makes emotional decision to save/abandon loved one
- Sh*t hits the fan
- A cure is found, loved one is saved
They all go like that but for the sake of Matt Damon I will go and see it.
But the Holocaust movie that stayed with me the most was God on Trial. (OK, technically a made-for-TV film.) It's about a group of men at Auschwitz who, sensing it is their last night, hold a mock trial with God as the defendant. Unbelievably powerful stuff, and very definitely "Jewish."
I haven't seen either The Pianist or The Boy in the Striped Pajamas; they are on my list. One of these days I'll get around to them.


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The Milledgeville Rotary Club held its annual Rotary Speech Contest Thursday at the Milledgeville Country Club.
The contest pitted three local students in a speech that was targeted to the Rotary 4-Way Test or the annual theme of the president of Rotary International, which this year is "Engage Rotary Change Lives."
Contestants in this year's contest were Chrissy Skinner from Baldwin High School, Elizabeth Savage from Georgia Military College Prep and Paige Meighan from John Milledge Academy.
The winner of this year's contest was Skinner. She will move on to the Zone Level Competition which will be held on March 8 in Sandersville at the Oconee Fall Line Technical College Sandersville campus.
Winners at Zone Level competition can qualify for scholarships and will be asked to present their speeches at the District conference at Jekyll Island in May.


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Dr. Nieveen-Phegley will help us navigate through our media-rich culture, as we are inundated with new ways of communicating, requiring us to rethink the ways that we define both the act of writing and the texts that we create.While new media does include new forms of digital communication, it is not limited to texts that simply rely on new technologies; rather, "newmedia" is defined by the rhetorically sound, creative use and repurposing of media. As we begin to understand that any type of text can be used to create rhetorically significant information, we can recognize the power of our texts as they evoke varying responses dependent upon the rhetorical situation in both the creation and consumption of that text. This event is open to all, and refreshments will be served. For more information, visit http://library.semo.edu/info/AthenaeumPhegley11_30_11.pdfBlogroll


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Today, Friday , October 1st, I went out and found quite a few mushrooms in the Sooke area including these, Armillaria ostoyae. These are a type of Honey mushroom and they are best when young and should be well cooked to bring out the flavour. There are occasional reports of allergic reactions to these mushrooms andRead more →
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October 1st – November 29th, "Art from Scratch" featuring works by Maria Kaltio and Patrice Plank will be on display at Sooke Harbour House. An opening reception with artists in attendance will be held Sunday, October 3rd, from 1-4 pm. Admission and refreshments are free so why not stop by for a look?Read more →


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July 24, 2013 — West Carter Girls Basketball Coach Bart Stevens is back in the saddle for another run with the Lady Comets. Stevens took over for former coach, Tex English in 2012.
After last season, Stevens wondered if he would want to come back to the bench in Olive Hill next year. After some things in his personal life took place, Stevens made the decision to coach next year.
"I'm going to coach again," Stevens said. "I have more time now. There were some second thoughts after the season ended, but after taking some time to think about it, I want to come back because I enjoy it."
West Carter was 12-18 in the 2012-13 campaign and won the 16th Region All "A" Classic and qualified for a spot in the 16th Region Tournament. Several building blocks from last year return for another season and Stevens knows it.
"I've got some young, talented kids and I enjoy working with them," Stevens said. "The program is starting to turn around in the right direction and we're making some progress."
The Lady Comets will only have one senior next year and the core of the team is juniors and sophomores. Over the summer, Stevens coached his players and was impressed with the results.
"They're a group that doesn't care to work and we have some talent coming back," Stevens said. "This team is going to score some points and on certain nights, high scoring. We're going to be a little quicker which is the way I like to play."
Another factor for Stevens is the renovation to the Harold Holbrook Athletics Complex West in bringing in the new floor and new bleachers.
If Stevens had resigned, the players would've had a third coach in four years. Stevens said once his players found out he decided to come back, they were pleased and were ready to get to work.
"The kids wanted me to come back," Stevens said. "I've had support form the parents and it's something that I think is a pretty good fit."
Stevens added: "It's a situation that I work with everyday. Make things better and keep the program going in a positive direction."
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Goessel—The Bluebirds took third overall with 410 in last Tuesday's Peabody-Burns Invitational tournament.
Brandon Unruh took fifth place for Goessel with a score of 92.
The Bluebirds were scheduled to compete at El Dorado Monday, April 18.
Peabody-Burns—The Warriors took first place in the Peabody-Burns Invitational April 12 with a score of 363.
Jason Wingert took first with 84, Trevor Foth placed third with a score of 90, and Tommy Morris took eighth with 94.
Sean Brunner placed ninth with 95.
"We were excited about it because it was the first varsity tournament that we won flat-out," said coach Jim Pohlman. "They're going to get better."
The Warriors are scheduled to travel to the Remington Invitational this Thursday.
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With Northern Illinois's dominating win over Arkansas State last night, the MAC has tied Conference USA for this year's best bowl record, 4-1 (80%). Four bowl wins matches the conference's total from the previous five years, during which time the conference posted a miserable 4-17 bowl record. Could this be the beginning of respectability for MAC football?
Granted, it was Ohio (Ohio), and it was the MAC East, but, still, it's a good omen. Go 'Dawgs!
Peter Schinkai of The Mac Daily says, "...this league needs to make a choice. Either it needs to throw some money behind its programs, start paying its coaches, building better facilities and taking proactive steps to keep good coaches in MAC schools, or its [sic] going to become completely irrelevant."
They're projecting four of the six bowl-eligible MAC teams to actually get bids. Though this predates Boise State's loss last night, which probably throws the entire bowl picture into chaos.
Paul Myerberg reminds us that if there's one college football conference left with 'ACC envy' after this weekend meltdown, it's the MAC.
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Shelton's local pet store, H3 Pet Supply, announced the closing of their 350 Bridgeport Ave. storefront last week. Due to lease issues, they will be consolidating to their Stratford location.
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Siegler grew up near Missoula, MT, and received a B.A. in journalism from the University of Colorado. He's an avid skier and traveler in his spare time.
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Tax revenue coming from shale, oil, and gas development has many states very happy, but the boom is also putting a strain on regulators. There are not enough of them to inspect all the drilling sites. Colorado, for example, has 17 inspectors for more the 47,000 active oil and gas wells. Kirk Siegler reports from member station KUNC.
KIRK SIEGLER, BYLINE: Each day, Jim Precobb(ph) of the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission logs about 400 miles in his state-owned truck.
JIM PRECOBB: It is absolutely staggering.
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Economists say many industries are looking up this year. But perhaps none has a better outlook than the energy sector.
New drilling technologies and rising fuel prices have generated a boom in drilling — and lots of high-paying jobs for people with the skills to work in the oil patch. On some college campuses, companies are so eager to find petroleum engineers that they are offering jobs to students even before they have graduated.
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cube some chicken breasts or thighs, green peppers, onions and carrots. Layer in the crock pot with drained can of chunk pineapple (reserve juice). Mix some ketchup, brown sugar, soy sauce, pineapple juice, salt, pepper and corn starch and pour of chicken and veggies. Cook on low. Serve over rice.
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Pork butt covered in BBQ sauce. Cook on low. Shred when done and serve on buns.
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Cut chicken, onions and green peppers into strips and put in crock pot. I use a fajita spice packet and cook on low and then serve with warm tortilla's and sour cream.
The biggest thing that I find is helpful is to have a menu. We may not have that item on a certain day of the week but I know what I have on hand and I don't have to think about it. I make a lot of soups and stews. On a slower day I may make a few things to just have on hand and leave in the fridge of freezer. In the summer it isn't uncommon for me to make potato salad or baked beans on Sunday and just put it in the fridge for a crazy night when all I can manage is to throw burgers on the grill.
I agree with making out a menu. It takes a lot of pressure off on busy days to know what is for dinner and know that you have everything you need.
As the weather warms up, I find myself doing less cooking. We eat more raw fresh fruits and veggies. I usually make a nice salad one night and cut up all my veggies for the week. It's so nice to just pull a Tupperware container out with pre-sliced fruits and veggies ready to go. We also tend to eat sandwiches more often -- sliced turkey breast/chicken, ham, cheese, etc.
I just found a crock pot recipe for Lasanga. Looks good...I may try that one.
In the summer we do tend to eat more fruits/veggies too.
I need to be better at meal planning though.
Sarah - I am going to try the sweet and sour chicken tomorrow!! Thank you!
MrsWhitecastle - I try to stay away from sandwhiches at night because that's what I give the kids for lunch at school. But you are right, as the summer comes, fresh fuits and veggies are def high on the list with us too. Thanks for the ideas!
Baby1at35 - I am the SAME way!! Last month, we were in such a rush to get to a pack meeting that I brought frozen waffles and apple slices for my kids haha! We tend to have cereal nights where they choose their cereal and then I cut up a bunch of different fruits for everyone to share LOL!
1 onion, 1 red bell pepper- chopped, 2 minced garlic cloves, 2 Tbsp chili powder, one 28-oz can crushed tomatoes, 2 cans black beans- rinsed and drained, one 4-oz can green chills-drained. Throw it all in crockpot for 6-8 hours on low or 3-4 on high. You can put the whole thing together in the crockpot the night before and toss it in the fridge until the next morning.
I omit the green chilis, add extra garlic and a few splashes of Tobasco instead. Yummy. You could also throw in frozen corn, green pepper, really any other veggies your family likes.
My alltime favorite crockpot recipe is Chicken Taco soup. It's SO easy and makes lots and is delicious. I have a gigantic crockpot so you may have to put less in yours if it's not huge.
Two chicken breasts (you can either cook and shred these in advance, which is what I usually do or do it after the soup is done but it's a PITA), 2 cans each of 3-4 different kinds of beans (I generally use kidney beans, black beans, pinto beans, and red beans, but have used others such as garbanzo beans as well), 2 cans of sweet corn, a can of Rotel, a can or bottle of whatever beer you have (or water if you prefer), and then just a bunch of taco seasoning to taste. My kids lose their mind over this soup and it's even better the second day. We serve it with corn chips we fry up from tortillas and top with shredded cheese.
Thank you so much for the wonderful recipes. I have been printing them all out and I am going to try each one. If anyone else has more, keep em coming!
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Knoxville — A group of Knoxville pastors gathered for lunch today in honor of the impending retirement of one of their own, Pastor John Chadwick.
Chadwick, currently the minister of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, is scheduled to retire at the end of the month. His last Sunday at the church is Feb. 24.
Through his time in Knoxville, Chadwick has been active with the local ministerial organization. Several of the ministers who have worked with him presented him with a plaque in honor of his years in service to the Lord. All of them said he will be missed.
Chadwick has no definite plans for retirement. He and wife, Dianne, have moved to Johnston in anticipation of his retirement.


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Prep Time: 30 Minutes Total Time 1 Hour, 25 Minutes Makes 60 Cookies
1 can (14 oz) Eagle Brand® Sweetened Condensed Milk
1 jar (12.25 oz) Smuckers® Caramel Topping
1 cup Pillsbury BEST® All Purpose Unbleached Flour
11/4 teaspoons sea salt
2 bags (14 oz each) shredded coconut
11/2 cups chopped pecans
1 cup semisweet chocolate baking chips
Heat oven to 325°F. Line 2 large cookie sheets with cooking parchment paper; spray with Crisco® Original No-Stick Cooking Spray. In large bowl, combine condensed milk, caramel topping, flour and 3⁄4 teaspoon of the sea salt; mix well. Stir in coconut, pecans and chocolate chips until well mixed. Drop dough by rounded tablespoonfuls 1 inch apart onto cookie sheets. Lightly sprinkle tops with remaining 1⁄2 teaspoon sea salt. Bake 15 to 25 minutes or until golden brown. Immediately remove from cookie sheets to cooling racks. Cool completely, about 30 minutes. Store in airtight container.