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Martin T. Meehan, chancellor of the University of Massachusetts Lowell, was honored last night at this year's Distinguished Service and Recognition Awards Reception, an annual program of District I of the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE), held in Monday at the Marriott Marquis Hotel in New York City.
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Meehan was presented with the Chief Executive Leadership Award, established to honor institutional leaders for outstanding contributions to their campus communities, for efforts promoting public understanding of education, and for support of advancement at their campuses. Winners of this award have demonstrated the ability to increase their institution's stature in the community and to establish a positive image for their institution while leading it to even higher levels of success.
More information at UMass Lowell Athletics.
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"I am honored to receive the Chief Executive Leadership Award from CASE," said Meehan. "In today's economy, philanthropic support is particularly critical. We have increased efforts to raise private funds to ensure that students continue to receive the best education possible. In the last five years, we have seen an 83 percent increase in overall fundraising, including several multimillion-dollar gifts, which has allowed us to increase scholarships, construct new buildings on campus and advance educational and research programs that benefit the entire region."
Since assuming the chancellorship in 2007, Meehan has propelled UMass Lowell forward by every important measure of higher education. The institution has achieved record growth in enrollment, student retention, research and scholarship funding. The campus also has undergone a stunning physical transformation with new buildings, upgraded academic and research facilities, and enhanced student residence and activity spaces.
While strongly focusing on academics and student success, Chancellor Meehan has made access, affordability and diversity a keystone of his vision to raise UMass Lowell's image and impact on the region.
Understanding that philanthropic support is vital to sustain the progress that has been made, the chancellor has overseen the largest fundraising years in the history of the institution resulting in nearly $61 million in gifts and pledges.
Meehan represented the fifth congressional district of Massachusetts in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1993 to 2007. He served on the House Armed Services and Judiciary committees. Previously, he served as Massachusetts deputy secretary of state for securities and corporations and he was the first assistant district attorney of Middlesex County.
Meehan graduated cum laude from UMass Lowell in 1978 with a degree in education and political science. He earned a master's degree in public administration from Suffolk University in 1981 and a juris doctor from Suffolk University Law School in 1986. He holds honorary degrees from Suffolk University, Green Mountain College in Vermont and Shenkar College of Engineering & Design in Israel.
About CASE International and CASE District I
Headquartered in Washington, D.C., with offices in London and Singapore, the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) is the professional organization for advancement professionals at all levels who work in alumni relations, communications, fundraising, marketing and other areas. CASE's membership includes more than 3,400 colleges, universities, independent elementary and secondary schools, and educational associates in 61 countries around the world, making CASE one of the largest nonprofit education associations in terms of institutional membership. CASE serves more than 61,500 advancement professionals on the staffs of its member institutions and has more than 22,000 professional members on its roster.
CASE District I is the regional chapter of CASE International, and represents the northeastern United States and eastern Canada. Member institutions and individuals are located in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont and Rhode Island; New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, Quebec and Prince Edward Island. The mission of CASE District I is to provide educational professionals in alumni relations, communications and development with information, tools and networking opportunities to advance both their careers and institutions.
About the 2012 District I Awards
Each year, CASE District I recognizes outstanding individual contributions to education through volunteer leadership and professional achievement with six awards. Nominations are sought from throughout the membership, and recipients are honored at a reception during the District I Annual Conference. In addition to the Chief Executive Leadership Award given to Meehan, other awards presented during this year's CASE District I awards celebration include the following:
The Eleanor Collier Award is presented to a current member of CASE District I whose contribution to his/her organization and/or to the professions encompassed by the membership reflect honor on CASE, education and those fields of professional expertise. (2012 Winner: Janet Canepa, Director of Alumni Relations, Fairfield University)
The Carol and Stephen Hebert Award recognizes distinguished service to CASE District I and is presented to a member who has exhibited an extraordinary devotion of time and energy to District I affairs. (2012 Winner: Jeri L. Goetz, Director of Development, The Chestnut Hill School)
The Distinguished Friend of Education Award is presented to a volunteer who has made outstanding contributions to education in District I. The award honors an individual whose extraordinary leadership has influenced an institution's cause or the cause of education in general. (2012 Winner: Shelly Nemirovsky, Buckingham Browne & Nichols School)
The Quarter Century Circle honors those who have completed 25 years of service for non-profit organizations in the professions encompassed by CASE. (Recognized in 2012: Steven A. Hall, Vice President for Alumni Relations, Boston University; Sherwood "Woodie" Haskins, Assistant Head of School for External Affairs, Buckingham Browne & Nichols School; Brian K. Lee, Senior Vice President, University Advancement, Tufts University; Michael Newhall, Chief Advancement Officer, St. John's Preparatory School)
The Rising Star Award recognizes the accomplishments of new advancement professionals (3-5 years) whose early success promises future leadership and achievement. (2012 Winners: Melissa L. Perkins, Director of Leadership Gifts, Pomfret School; Tramaine Weekes, Assistant Director of Development, The Chestnut Hill School)
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38 U.S. Code § 7456A - Nurses: alternate work schedules
(b) 72/80 Work Schedule.—
(A) Subject to paragraph (2), if the Secretary determines it to be necessary in order to obtain or retain the services of registered nurses at any Department health-care facility, the Secretary may provide, in the case of nurses employed at such facility, that such nurses who work six regularly scheduled 12-hour tours of duty within a 14-day period shall be considered for all purposes to have worked a full 80-hour pay period.
(A) Basic and additional pay for a nurse who is considered under paragraph (1) to have worked a full 80-hour pay period shall be subject to subparagraphs (B) and (C).
(B) The hourly rate of basic pay for a nurse covered by this paragraph for service performed as part of a regularly scheduled 36-hour tour of duty within the work week shall be derived by dividing the nurse's annual rate of basic pay by 1,872.
(C) The Secretary shall pay overtime pay to a nurse covered by this paragraph who—
(i) performs a period of service in excess of such nurse's regularly scheduled 36-hour tour of duty within an administrative work week;
(ii) for officially ordered or approved service, performs a period of service in excess of 8 hours on a day other than a day on which such nurse's regularly scheduled 12-hour tour of duty falls;
(iii) performs a period of service in excess of 12 hours for any day included in the regularly scheduled 36-hour tour of duty work week; or
(D) The Secretary may provide a nurse to whom this subsection applies with additional pay under section 7453 of this title for any period included in a regularly scheduled 12-hour tour of duty.
(c) Holiday Pay.— A nurse working a work schedule under subsection (b) that includes a holiday designated by law or Executive order shall be eligible for holiday pay under section 7453 (d) of this title for any service performed by the nurse on such holiday under such section.
(d) 9-Month Work Schedule for Certain Nurses.—
(1) The Secretary may authorize a registered nurse appointed under section 7405 of this title, with the nurse's written consent, to work full time for nine months with 3 months off duty, within a fiscal year, and be paid at 75 percent of the full-time rate for such nurse's grade for each pay period of such fiscal year.
(2) A nurse who works under the authority in paragraph (1) shall be considered a 0.75 full-time equivalent employee in computing full-time equivalent employees for the purposes of determining compliance with personnel ceilings.
(3) Work under this subsection shall be considered part-time service for purposes of computing benefits under chapters 83 and 84 of title 5.
(e) Notification of Modification of Benefits.— The Secretary shall provide each employee with respect to whom an alternate work schedule under this section may apply written notice of the effect, if any, that the alternate work schedule will have on the employee's health care premium, retirement, life insurance premium, probationary status, or other benefit or condition of employment. The notice shall be provided not later than 14 days before the employee consents to the alternate work schedule.
Source(Added Pub. L. 108–445, § 4(a)(1),Dec. 3, 2004, 118 Stat. 2643; amended Pub. L. 111–163, title VI, § 602(c),May 5, 2010, 124 Stat. 1173.)
2010—Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 111–163, § 602(c)(2)(A), substituted "72/80" for "36/40" in heading.
Subsec. (b)(1)(A). Pub. L. 111–163, § 602(c)(1), substituted "six regularly scheduled 12-hour tours of duty within a 14-day period shall be considered for all purposes to have worked a full 80-hour pay period." for "three regularly scheduled 12-hour tours of duty within a work week shall be considered for all purposes to have worked a full 40-hour basic work week."
Subsec. (b)(2)(A). Pub. L. 111–163, § 602(c)(2)(B), substituted "80-hour pay period" for "40-hour basic work week".
Subsec. (b)(3). Pub. L. 111–163, § 602(c)(2)(C), struck out "regularly" before "scheduled 12-hour tour".
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It seems that almost all the recipes one encounters for creamed vegetable soups call for chicken stock. A few also state vegetable broth as an alternative. IMHO and my palate, I do not like the use of chicken stock in creamed vegetable soups. The chicken flavor seems to always come through.
If chicken stock is used in Vichyssoise one can taste the cold flavor of chicken stock. I always drop the chicken broth and use homemade vegetable stock in all my all vegetable soups. Anyone else feel the same way?
I also always add additional white pepper to all my cream soups. It really adds a contrast to the cream.


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Originally Posted by Gutsy Jiraiya
to be honest Tobirama is very badass in his character and personality, and everybody fears him even if he raises just a finger it proved that both Suigetsu and Orochimaru was very scared and it looked like Suigetsu shit his pants honestly LOL......
though I dont believe he is the most badass character, i mean it all depends on what you look at, power, personality or other things, i believe Hashirama is badass in the way that everybody knows his level of power and they are afraid of facing him in battle, yet he does not show off or fight just because they are his enemies, he actually tries to solve the problem and he gladly talks instead of fight.
Besides this Jiraiya is also very badass both in fighting and personality though not going into detail.
Originally Posted by Fusion Reborn
Oh I'm sorry, we don't give a f*ck.
You don't care, yet you took the time to post? Interesting!
I agree that Tobirama is Boss, especially now that we are learning more about him. But the coolest in the show, I don't know about that lol
Hyuga Neji is still by far my favourite Character, but Tobirama is really growing on me.
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Courteney Cox, a promising teen model, earned $350 for her first acting gig as a lucky fan plucked from the crowd in a Bruce Springsteen video. In 1985, in a tampon commercial, she made history as the first person to use the word "period" in a biological sense on U.S. TV and booked her first movie, the live-action Masters of The Universe. People took more notice when Cox started dating two famous Michaels in the late '80s — Michael J. Fox on Family Ties on TV and Michael Keaton in real life for 5 ½ years. But 1994 was the year that changed everything thanks to Ace Ventura: Pet Detective and Friends. Although she originally went out for Rachel, she was cast as Monica. Obviously, there were no hard feelings as she became real-life besties with Jennifer "Rachel" Aniston and Aniston has appeared Cox's most recent TV ventures, Dirt, on which the ladies locked lips as rival tabloid editors, and Cougar Town. She also met another personal V.I.P. on a set — husband/baby daddy/producing partner David Arquette. They paired up on the set of Scream, married in 1999, started a production company in 2001 and welcomed daughter Coco a day before their fifth anniversary in 2004, the same year she said goodbye to Friends after 10 seasons. Unfortunately, happy days were behind them when they announced their separation in 2010 and then divorce in 2012. It didn't stop them from reprising their Scream roles in the franchise's 2011 fourth installment.
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BiographyLouisiana-based blackened death metal band Goatwhore were formed by Acid Bath guitarist Sammy Duet following the breakup of Acid Bath band in 1997. Enlisting the vocal screech of Ben Falgoust and second guitar player Ben Stout, the band released its debut, The Eclipse of Ages into Black, in 2000. By 2006, Goatwhore had signed with Metal Blade, and their major-label debut, A Haunting Curse, hit the shelves that year. While New Orleans has long been known for its sludge metal scene, Goatwhore play an amped-up version of straight death metal with a mile-wide satanic streak. Singer Ben Falgoust has also provided vocals for seminal deathgrind band Soilent Green since 1993. Stout left Goatwhore in 2002, and the band has employed a single guitarist since '03. In 2009, the quintet released Carving Out the Eyes of God.
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The U.S. House could vote as early as Wednesday on whether to authorize arming and training moderate Syrian rebels in a mission to destroy the Islamic State militant group.
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The U.S. House could vote as early as Wednesday on whether to authorize arming and training moderate Syrian rebels in a mission to destroy the Islamic State militant group.
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Champaign Police are seeking a suspect in the Monday afternoon robbery of the First Midwest Bank branch at 812 West Springfield Ave.
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Presence Health has initiated temporary visitors' restrictions at its hospitals in Urbana and Danville, joining Carle in taking measures to to protect young patients from two viral outbreaks.
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Some 500 migrants trying to make their way from Egypt to Malta by boat are believed to have drowned last week after people smugglers reportedly rammed and sank their vessel, according to the International Organization for Migration.
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Illinois' largest public employees union has made an about-face in its attitude toward Governor Pat Quinn. Over the weekend, AFSCME leaders endorsed him during a meeting in Peoria. It's a classic case of going with "the devil you know."
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More than 130 Illinois middle school students and some adults in Macoupin County were sent to hospitals Monday after getting sick after a carbon monoxide leak.
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World leaders and diplomats from more than 20 countries have gathered in Paris to discuss strategies for defeating the Islamic State insurgency, with France's president urging that there's "no time to lose" and Iraq's new president insisting that extremists must be pursued to their sanctuaries in neighboring Syria.
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Hillary Clinton, who has a huge lead in many early presidential polls, returned to Iowa on Sunday. The woman who says she has not yet decided on a 2016 presidential run appeared along with former President Bill Clinton in a state she has not visited since she lost the 2008 Iowa caucuses to Barack Obama.
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Illinois congressional candidate Ann Callis' previous out-of-state residence has come under scrutiny, with a published report Sunday saying she signed mortgage documents while a judge in Illinois that listed her home as in Missouri.
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To get to Bedford Falls for Valparaiso's Chicago Street Theatre's production of "It's a Wonderful Life," co–director Dona Henry made a stop in Arrow Rock, Mo.
Last November, Henry was in the audience for a production of the holiday favorite, this one set in a radio station for a re–enactment of the original 1940s radio interpretation.
"I loved how it was a play within a play, and that was as interesting as the story that they were presenting," she said. "And it's very nostalgic in the way that it's done."
Opening Nov. 18 and running through Dec. 17, Chicago Street's "Wonderful" production follows George Bailey and his struggles to find meaning for his life on Christmas Eve after suffering a series of setbacks and dilemmas.
A holiday classic first seen on the big screen in 1946 and nominated for five Oscars, including best picture, "Wonderful" made its way over the airwaves a few months after hitting the big screen in March 1947. Jimmy Stewart revised his role as Bailey for the radio production, which was sponsored by Lux soap, as did Donna Reed, who portrayed Bailey's wife, Mary.
This year marks Chicago Street's fourth presentation of "Wonderful" since 1999, and their first recreation of the Lux Radio Theatre version.
"I love the story," said Henry, who is co–directing the play with Kelly Hite. "It's George Bailey, and how can you not love George Bailey? (The Lux version) was another opportunity for us to do it, but with a twist. It's really self–explanatory."
More than a dozen area thesps are lending their talents to recreate "Wonderful" in Chicago Street Theatre's production.
"We're having a great time. It's fun. We've got a lot of great and talented actors and they're a joy to work with. The great thing is they love the show as much as (myself and Hite) do. You can tell by the way they do their parts. People are going to love it. It's great."
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Neocons Hoping Israel Will Start a Fire the U.S. Will Be Forced to Put Out
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Reuel Marc Gerecht's screed justifying an Israeli bombing attack on Iran coincides with the opening of the new Israel lobby campaign marked by the introduction of House resolution 1553 expressing full support for such an Israeli attack.
What is important to understand about this campaign is that the aim of Gerecht and of the right-wing government of Benjamin Netanyahu is to support an attack by Israel so that the United States can be drawn into direct, full-scale war with Iran.
That has long been the Israeli strategy for Iran, because Israel cannot fight a war with Iran without full U.S. involvement. Israel needs to know that the United States will finish the war that Israel wants to start.
Gerecht openly expresses the hope that any Iranian response to the Israeli attack would trigger full-scale U.S. war against Iran. "If Khamenei has a death-wish, he'll let the Revolutionary Guards mine the strait, the entrance to the Persian Gulf," writes Gerecht. "It might be the only thing that would push President Obama to strike Iran militarily…."
Gerecht suggest that the same logic would apply to any Iranian "terrorism against the United States after an Israeli strike," by which we really means any attack on a U.S. target in the Middle East. Gerecht writes that Obama might be "obliged" to threaten major retaliation "immediately after an Israeli surprise attack."
That's the key sentence in this very long Gerecht argument. Obama is not going to be "obliged" to join an Israeli aggression against Iran unless he feels that domestic political pressures to do so are too strong to resist. That's why the Israelis are determined to line up a strong majority in Congress and public opinion for war to foreclose Obama's options.
In the absence of confidence that Obama would be ready to come into the war fully behind Israel, there cannot be an Israeli strike.
Gerecht's argument for war relies on a fanciful nightmare scenario of Iran doling out nuclear weapons to Islamic extremists all over the Middle East. But the real concern of the Israelis and their lobbyists, as Gerecht's past writing has explicitly stated, is to destroy Iran's Islamic regime in a paroxysm of U.S. military violence.
Gerecht first revealed this Israeli-neocon fantasy as early as 2000, before the Iranian nuclear program was even taken seriously, in an essay written for a book published by the Project for a New American Century. Gerecht argued that, if Iran could be caught in a "terrorist act," the U.S. Navy should "retaliate with fury". The purpose of such a military response, he wrote, should be to "strike with truly devastating effect against the ruling mullahs and the repressive institutions that maintain them."
And lest anyone fail to understand what he meant by that, Gerecht was more explicit: "That is, no cruise missiles at midnight to minimize the body count. The clerics will almost certainly strike back unless Washington uses overwhelming, paralyzing force."
In 2006-07, the Israeli war party had reason to believed that it could hijack U.S. policy long enough to get the war it wanted, because it had placed one of its most militant agents, David Wurmser, in a strategic position to influence that policy.
We now know that Wurmser, formerly a close adviser to Benjamin Netanyahu and during that period Vice President Dick Cheney's main adviser on the Middle East, urged a policy of overwhelming U.S. military force against Iran. After leaving the administration in 2007, Wurmser revealed that he had advocated a U.S. war on Iran, not to set back the nuclear program but to achieve regime change.
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46 U.S. Code § 5106 - Load line certificate
(a) On finding that a load line survey of a vessel under this chapter is satisfactory and that the vessel's load lines are marked correctly, the Secretary shall issue the vessel a load line certificate and deliver it to the owner, master, or individual in charge of the vessel.
Source(Pub. L. 99–509, title V, § 5101(2),Oct. 21, 1986, 100 Stat. 1916.)
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Foster McCollum White Baydoun (FMW)B, a national public opinion polling and voter analytics consulting firm based in Michigan and representing the combined resources of Foster McCollum White & Associates (Troy Michigan) and Baydoun Consulting (Dearborn Michigan) conducted a telephone-automated polling random survey of Michigan 11th Congressional District registered and most likely November 2012 General election voters for Fox 2 News Detroit to determine their voting and issue preferences for the 11th Congressional District election.
An initial qualifying statement was read to respondents asking them to participate only if they were very likely to vote in the November General Election.
Eight thousand (8,000) calls were placed, and 392 respondents fully participated in the survey. The response rate for this survey was 3.79%.
The margin of error for this total polling sample is 4.95% with a confidence level of 95%.
Question 1:
Michigan's 2012 General Election will include votes for President, US Senate, Congress, Supreme Court, other statewide offices and 6 statewide ballot proposals. How enthusiastic are you in voting for candidates for the 11th Congressional District?
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Michigan's 11th Congressional District campaign has gained national interest since Congressman Thad McCotter was removed from the ballot due to the petition signature scandal? How aware are where you of this issues?
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Michigan's 11th Congressional District will elect a new 1st term congressman in this election. Republican nominee and businessman Kerry Bentivolio faces Democratic Nominee and Canton Trustee Dr. Syad Taj; who are you most likely to vote for?
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Republican nominee Kerry Bentivolio, who is Roman Catholic, is heavily supported by the Tea Party, US Congressman and former Republican Presidential candidate Ron Paul and defeated Republican establishment candidate Sen. Nancy Cassis in the Primary. Bentivolio, who owns a reindeer farm, had to leave his job as a teacher for conduct and behavior issues and was not supported by the Republican leadership after Congressman McCotter was kicked off of the ballot? Knowing these things are you more likely or less likely to vote for Kerry Bentivolio?
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Question #5:
Democratic Nominee and Canton Trustee Dr. Syad Taj is a political newcomer but has served as a trustee for Canton Township. He is an internal medicine Doctor with Oakwood Hospital. If elected, Syad would be the third Indian-American ever elected to Congress and first Muslim elected from Michigan. He would also be the first Michigan elected congressman who was not White or African American? Knowing these things are you more likely or less likely to vote for Syad Taj?
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Which candidate for the 11th Congressional district are you more confident in to address our country's economic challenges such as job creation, gas prices, the rising cost of healthcare, energy development and housing values?
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Which candidate for the 11th Congressional district are you more confident in to address women's issues such as equal pay, educational access, health care and contraception needs and opportunity to break the glass ceiling?
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Which candidate for the 11th Congressional district do you have more confidence in to address the challenges our country faces in the areas of national security and foreign policy?
Dr. Syad Taj 33.94%Kerry Bentivolio 44.34%you have no confidence in either candidate to address national security and foreign policy challenges 21.73%
Question #9:
Do you believe either Kerry Bentivolio or Dr. Syad Taj have provided detailed positions about their plans to fix America's challenges?
Believe only Kerry Bentivolio provided detailed positions 19.40%Believe only Dr. Syad Taj provided detailed positions 22.94%Believe both Kerry Bentivolio and Dr. Syad Taj provided detailed positions 24.01%Believe neither candidates have provided detailed positions 33.64%
Question #10:
Given the mood on politics, the economy and the direction of our state and country, which political party do you feel confident in fixing the problems of Michigan and moving Michigan in the right direction? Do you feel confident in the Republican Party, confident in the Democratic Party, confident in the Tea Party independent of the Republican Party or No confidence in any political party?
Confident in the Republican Party 46.15%Confident in the Democratic Party 34.21%Confident in the Tea Party independent of the Republican party 8.32%No confidence in any political party 11.33%
Question #11:
The economy was discussed greatly at last Tuesday's debate. Governor Romney cited 23 million Americans who are looking for work and the growing number of people living in poverty. President Obama cited 31 months of private sector job growth, the automotive industry recovery and a declining unemployment rate. Do you believe that the economy is improving, staying the same or getting worse?
The economy is improving 43.74%The economy is stationary 17.48%The economy is getting worse 38.78%
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Auburn commitment Katie Frerking led the five-time defending champion Wolves with 23 points, while Nikki McDonald added 22 and Brittany Stevens 13, as the Wolves retained the region lead. The Spartans got 17 from Cosette Mahre and 14 from Brianna Cummings and CiiCii Buford.
The Wolves (13-3, 2-0) led GAC (13-2, 1-1) by eight after a quarter and 11 early in the third, and 13-of-16 foul shooting down the stretch kept the Spartans at arms length.
"I think we were around the basket more in the second half," Wolves coach Jan Azar said. "We went to the basket more."
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– Blake Willoughby's basket with 38 seconds left and Rachel Dutton's free throw with four to go lifted St. Vincent's girls to a 43-41 victory over visiting Toombs County in 2-AA, according to the Savannah Morning News. The Saints stormed back from 10 points behind with about five minutes left, as Tara Poston finished with 19 points and Willoughby 10.
– Region 7-AA tightened up considerably as Pepperell boys' toppled leader Dade County 63-62, thanks to DeSean Ware's two free throws with four seconds left, according to the Rome News-Tribune. Ware scored 16 in support of Darrius Fugh's and Kyle Henderson's 19 apiece, and the Dragons now are tied with Calhoun for the region lead at 4-1.
– Kellie Goza's 17 points was too little to stop Greene County from ending the Jefferson girls' three-game win streak, 37-34, the Athens Banner-Herald reported.
– Brad Stewart's 17 points, John Gaines' 14 and Ellison Burns' 11 helped Benedictine's boys lead Toombs County by 20 points en route to winning 67-59 in 2-AA, the Morning News reported. Melvin Blount's 14 and Gary Terrell's 12 led Toombs.
– Christian McFather and D.Q. Dennis bucketed 15 apiece as Coosa stopped its three-game losing streak by beating Armuchee 57-49 in 7-AA, the News-Tribune reported. Billy Bell and Isaac Bradley chipped in 10 for the Eagles, who led by three after three quarters.
– Makhala Jackson's 15 points and Shakala Mills' 11 propelled McIntosh County Academy's girls past Bacon County 51-12 in 2-AA, according to the Morning News. The Buccaneers led 35-5 at halftime and never looked in winning a third straight.
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The textures for the sign and enchantment book. The enchantment table hasn't been made yet.
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Talking with Ervin the other day, we wondered at the multitude of things we've done here this year (mini-adventures). I thought it'd be fun to compile a list of them (in no particular order).
- 1. Took ferry to Statue of Liberty
- 2. Went to Flushing Corona Park (home of the the Unisphere globe, filming of Men In
Black, the 1964-65 Worlds Fair, Queens Zoo, US Open, and Citi Field.)
- 3. Went to Zucotti Park during OWS
- 4. Visited WTC Memorial
- 5. Visited Rockefeller Center and Giant Christmas Tree and Ice Rink
- 6. Visited Times Square
- 7. Walked the Brooklyn Bridge
- 8. Went to 86th floor Empire State Building
- 9. Went to Central Park (about 10 times)
- 10. Visited every zoo in NYC: Queens, Prospect Park, Bronx and Central Park.
- 11. Visited New York Aquarium
- 12. Visited Coney Island and Nathan's Famous Hot Dogs
- 13. Ate at Ben's Best Kosher Deli (featured on Diner's, Drive-ins and Dives)
- 14. Visited Brooklyn and Queens Botanical Garden
- 15. Visited Flushing's Chinatown, tried Bubble Tea and soup dumplings for first time
- 16. Saw Live with Kelly and David Letterman Show
- 17. Visited FAO Schwartz and played on the giant piano
- 18. Rode numerous subway lines
- 19. Rode the LIRR (Long Island Rail Road)
- 20. Took at trip to Massachusettes to visit old friends
- 21. Took trip to Philly to see Liberty Bell
- 22. Took trip to Jersey to Atlantic City
- 23. Took trip to Mexico for first vacation with Cole
- 24. Enjoyed NYC Beaches
- 25. Drank in the East Village at a Hookah Bar
- 26. Walked the High Line and visited Chelsea Market
- 27. Saw Clybourne Park on Broadway
- 28. Went to American Museum of Natural History
- 29. Went to NY Auto Show
- 30. Had a baby born here!
I've come to love NY, but I can also instantly turn to hating it in the same day - (mostly due to being stuck in traffic coming home from said adventures and insane drivers). I'll miss the skyline and the bridges, and that majesty of it all as you approach them. I won't miss the expressionless faces that don't smile back at you on the street, although I did find when you talked to these people they were often friendly. They just didn't get out of the city before them became hard to it. I'm glad I am. I still smile at people.
If I were rich and could spend half my year here in a posh pad in Manhattan, I surely would. I'll miss this place and the people I've met here. I'll miss it's convenience, it's forced healthy lifestyle (due to walking everywhere). I won't miss the pollution, the smell of piss and garbage, the pigeon poop, the dirt that coats my floors when the windows are open. I look forward to watching my sons run around in our large yard back home (as opposed to seeing Cole get excited about the small patch of grass in front of our apartment here). I can't wait to be back in a house, to see my friends and family (introducing Quinn to them) and to drive again without being so scared. And not having to parallel park!!
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Inexpensive mandolines are suddenly widely available. They're showing up in cookware shops and even in grocery stores. We're wondering if you have one yet.
On The Martha Stewart Show, Jamie Oliver recently recommended this Kyocera Mandoline (Sur La Table, $29.95) to make his Italian street salad.
These simple mandoline slicers create crunchy paper-thin slices of apple and fennel that will be the star of the winter salad bowl. While fancier mandolines, like the de Buyer V-Pro Mandoline, can do waffle and crinkle cuts and other tricks, they cost five times more. The attachments also take up space.
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I can't mention mandolines without saying: Be careful! Always use the finger guard. Mandoline blades are razor sharp and should be used and stored with caution.
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Yay! Cheap mandolines! I always figured I had to do without because they were so pricey. I'll be out looking for one soon.
There are some really good deals out there. Purchased a stainless steel mandoline at Costco for only $39.99. Simular ones goes for $120+ and this one includes a bunch of blades.
Every time I see one used on television, I want one badly. I especially love it when they are used to create long, crunchy threads of vegetable. I'd have to get one of the ones that have a hand protector though, I'm deathly afraid of slicing off a finger.
I had one for a while, after drooling over it at Pampered Chef parties for many years (I ended up having a party at my own house and got it with the big discount). But after a few months, I got rid of it, because there were a lot of pieces to it and they didn't store easily and I found that I didn't use it--it was actually easier to use the Cuisinart sliding blade.
I use mine all the time for all different kinds of things-it is great to own one.
I bought an expensive French mandoline several years ago and still use it regularly. I'd love (or maybe hate) to know if the inexpensive Japanese types are as good.
first, i had the wllm sonoma stainless mandoline. it was fine. then, i got the wllm sonoma black plastic mandoline, it was better, more stable. then (they were all gifts, don't think i'm crazy for this) i got a cheap one from bway panhandler. my favorite is the wllm sonoma black plastic one. for what it's worth.
I got the OXO one a couple of years ago for a gift, it is great, and doesn't have a lot of parts, just the hand guard is loose, and that just sits on top of it when it is not being used. But it works great and I love it, had been wanting one for years when I got that one.
I have a Kyocera mandoline I purchased a while back at W-S. It's great! Compact, light, with a nice sharp ceramic blade, I've used it for slicing cucumber for an asian cucumber salad, but also for slicing potatoes for potatoes anna.
I'm not sure how it would hold up for harder vegetables like carrots (the ceramic blade flexes a bit), but for my purposes it works great.
The downside is that the slicing width (depth?) is fixed unlike the bigger, heartier metal mandolines (and obviously only slices - no criss cross cuts here). Also, since it doesn't have an integrated stand, slicing large amounts can be tiresome (I usually balance it over a bowl). I think for the price, it was a good deal though.
I have the Kyocera mandoline. It's so sharp that I almost took the tip of my finger off as I unpacked it from the box! (Took weeks to heal...)
But it's great. I highly recommend it.
I have one, not sure what brand since my boyfriend got it for me for Christmas. Can't stress the need to use the guard though, thought I would save time and slice my potato without it and now I am nursing a hacked up pinky. So be careful!
But they are great none the less. Wouldn't give it up, thats for sure
i also have the black plastic wm sonoma mandoline- a gift. my husband uses it all the time BUT like all sharp things that can't be sharpened, eventually one has to throw it out. so cheaper ones would mean being able to replace the worn out mandoline more often.
I got one at a yard sale and I like it a lot. No finger guard though - I too hacked a finger. The blade is very sharp and it took a while to heal. Now I hold the item I'm cutting with a fork as I'm slicing it, since I've thought of no other way to do it.
We have one. Years ago we went to Atlantic City and won a little more than $100. We ought a blender and a Japanese brand "Benriner" mandolin. Click my name for the item. It's fantastic.
carla, i have a benriner too! love love love it! it's main purpose in my kitchen is to make thin sweet potato chips that i douse with olive oil and bake and eat with cilantro pesto. and i love the japanese english on it "happy vegetables make eating love!"
I have an old-fashioned food slicer—a slanted surface with a single opening/blade that sits on four little feet. A friend had one and swore by it. It was about $7. I forget the brand but it's one that's been sold for decades and never changed even the packaging. Anytime I need to slice potatoes I bring it out.
We have the OXO Mandoline. My mother got it for us after being told by the William Sonoma people not even to consider theirs and to just get the OXO. Its great and we use it all the time
Phoebe! That sounds amazing. I'll be making it this weekend!!
carla- enjoy! :) lots of lime in the pesto is key.. and add a little salt and freshly ground pepper before you put the chips in... the thinner they are the faster they burn, so keep an eye on them-- i think it takes about 20min.
what do you use your benriner for?
Has anyone ever used an electric one?
I am thinking of buying the Cook's Essentials one.
Has anyone used the de Buyer Mandolines? There are three types V-pro, and the La and the Swing which I think is the black plastic. Are they worth the money? Any suggestions on which to buy? I have a pampered chef and sort of have problems using it.
I just got the OXO mandolin today. I wondered what the little holes on each side of the hand guard were for. Apparently you can snap the handguard upsidedown under the mandolin for storage.
I would love to make celery root remoulade more often. The hardness of the celery root wrecked the cheap Japanese mandoline I had (something well rated by the NY Times some years ago). Can anyone recommend a mandoline tough enough to stand up to celery root?
I have not tried a celery root BUT I know it can cut all kinds of fruit and vegetables nad even nuts.
It worked for me on an apple so I guess for a Celery root it should work too :-)
I am using the and it is amazing!!
You put all vegetables at once and slice it withing seconds.
It uses a 3 graded blades and it works wornderfuly.
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I cannot begin to understand or believe that Kristen would cheat on Rob in any way. I cannot wrap my head around it. From how proud she was of him at Cannes and the way she spoke of him. I truly hope she understands her mistakes and they can work it out. I have been in that position before of course I did not have the whole world judging me for my indiscretions but me and my boyfriend were able to overcome it. It did take several rough years but we made it. I just don't know if we would of with all the media coverage that they have to go thru. My heart goes out to them both.
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I'm going straight to hell!
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I love your movies. They are great. I'm pretty sure if your right about the asshole thing then I'm going straight to hell, like I mean the second that I die. No out of body experince just straight to the Gorilla with a bowl of Viagra room. Yea it's gonna suck big time. Do you think you will go to hell? Probably most anyone in America will. I can't wait to see George Bush there. It's gonna rule when they put him in an English class, thats gonna be like the worst torcher for him ever.
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I to am also a Catholic and I found this flash very amusing.