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"I'm not a very creative person but cooking/baking allows me to create something that people enjoy," writes Jill Eaton of Las Vegas, Nevada.
"This enchiladas recipe was one of my mom's favorites. She was a terrific cook and baker. Even though she worked full time she always had time to make a good dinner. I feel closest to my mom when I'm in the kitchen."
"My husband Robert and I met at church through our choir director just weeks before Mom passed away. She met him and 'approved' of him. I was interested in attending law school and Robert had just graduated from our local university law school. After talking with him, I knew he was the one. Mind you, I was 42 and he was 45."
"I never did become an attorney. I just married one," Jill laughs. "I'm a litigation paralegal so my job is rather stressful. Being in the kitchen allows me to unwind. I like bringing baked goods into the office to put a smile on my co-workers' faces…or making cookies for the brown bag lunches our volunteers at church pack for those in need."
If you're looking for a change from tacos, give these enchiladas from Jill's mom a try. They are guaranteed to please the whole family.
Preheat oven to 350°. Spray a 9x13 baking pan with non-stick cooking spray and set aside. Boil the chicken in chicken broth until cooked through, about 20 minutes. Set aside to cool. Shred the chicken and season with the ADOBO SEASONING. Beat the cream cheese until smooth. Mix in ½ cup of the half and half or milk. Stir in the chicken, onion and cilantro, if using.
To the taco sauce, add the remaining half and half or milk, egg, salt and PEPPER; blend. Place a portion is a pie pan or shallow pan for dipping the tortillas.
Heat the tortillas in the microwave or on the grill until soft. Dip each tortilla in the sauce and place ⅓ cup of chicken mixture on each tortilla; roll up and place in the baking pan. Pour the remaining sauce over the enchiladas just before baking. Sprinkle with Parmesan cheese (whatever amount you wish) and cilantro, onion and tomatoes if desired. Bake at 350° for 15 minutes. Remove from the oven and let stand 5 minutes before serving. If making ahead, do not pour sauce on the enchiladas until ready to bake. Extend the baking time to 30-40 minutes.
Nutritional Information: (with regular cream cheese and half & half) Serving Size 1 enchilada (136g); Calories 230; Calories from fat 110; Total fat 12g; Cholesterol 60mg; Sodium 590mg; Carbohydrate 20g; Dietary Fiber 1g.
Nutritional Information: (with Neufchatel and milk) Serving Size 1 enchilada (136g); Calories 200; Calories from fat 70; Total fat 8g; Cholesterol 45mg; Sodium 590mg; Carbohydrate 20g; Dietary Fiber 1g.
Preheat oven to 375°. Cut the peppers, discarding the seeds. The easiest way to not touch the seeds, which is best with hot peppers like jalapeños is to simply lay them down and cut each side off, leaving the core of seeds still attached to the stem end, which you toss by holding the stem. Voila! Place the quartered tomatillos, peppers and husked garlic cloves on a baking sheet. Drizzle with corn oil and sprinkle with CUMIN. Toss to coat. Roast 20 minutes or so, until soft. Scrape into a blend, let cool. Pulse to grind, adding fresh cilantro during the blending. Use for enchiladas or dip. Store in a covered container in the fridge up to a week.Prep. time: 10 minutes


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Allendale, MI – Five students from GVSU's Theatre program were selected as nominees for The Kennedy Center's annual Irene Ryan Scholarships. Nominees are selected for Acting, Stage Management, Costume Design, Light Design, Dramaturgy, and Play-writing. This year's nominees were:
While at the regional festival, students saw shows, costume and stage designs, workshops as well as participating in the Irene Ryan competition. Two students, Jason Flannery and Barbra (Rae) Steffens, advanced to the semi-finals with a scene from Jeffrey Hutcher's The Compleat Female Stage Beauty. They were 38 finalists among 200 original participants.
Mr. Flannery's show he directed, One Blind Mouse by Paul McDonald, was also selected to advance to the national Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival for a student-written, 10 minute play.
This year's festival for Region III was held at Saginaw Valley State University. Participants came from Michigan, Wisconsin, Indiana, and Illinois. This year's Festival was held January 7 – 12, 2014.
As Mr. Flannery mentions, "This was my third year attending, and it is always a hugely reaffirming experience. Any student that wants to pursue theatre as their career should make an effort to go at least once."
The Irene Ryan Scholarships provide recognition, honor, and financial assistance to outstanding student performers wishing to pursue further education. The Irene Ryan Foundation awards 19 regional awards and two fellowships annually. Sixteen (16) of the awards consist of a $500 scholarship for each regional representative of KCACTF. There are two scholarships of $2,500 each for the winners at the national festival in Washington, D.C. These scholarships are made possible by the generosity of the late Irene Ryan who is best remembered for her portrayal of the lovable and feisty 'Granny Clampett' in The Beverly Hillbillies. (KCACTF.org)
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NATIONAL HARBOR, Md., June 24, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Eight winning Verizon Innovative App Challenge teams of middle and high school students will unveil and demo their apps on Sunday (June 29) at the 2014 national Technology Student Association conference, with an estimated attendance of 7,000 students, teachers and parents.
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The Verizon Innovative App Challenge tasked students to use technology to help solve local social issues in their communities.
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''Gay' is never used in the right way!' were the words used by Bethany, a Year Six pupil, at the start of what was to be a learning curve for our primary school in Wiltshire's county town.
One of my first acts as headteacher was to convene a working party of pupils to write the school's anti-bullying policy. The group of ten children wrote a robust leaflet full of advice. When I asked them to write action points to go with their advice, I was surprised by their number one priority: 'Stop people calling each other 'gay''.
So, we determined that we were going to tackle homophobic language head on: the working party released their leaflet with copies going to pupils and their families; it was introduced in assembly and the reasons for it explained; and the anti-bullying log was extended to include all incidents where homophobic language had been used.
Two years on, I found myself questioning our approach. The leaflet had definitely reduced incidents of homophobic language but had other unintended effects. During a discussion in relationship education a pupil volunteered to the class that his cousin was gay. As soon as he announced this another boy was shocked and said, 'You can't say that!' I asked why not, if his cousin is gay? 'But we mustn't call people gay, it's wrong,' was the reply. It was never the intention to make the word 'gay' a forbidden one but we were in danger of doing just that.
To help us raise our own awareness as teachers, we invited three gay teenagers to come to talk about their experiences of school. We wanted to find out if there was anything we could do, as primary teachers, that would help our youngsters later, especially those who grow up gay. We found three articulate teenagers who were willing to tell us what school had been like for them. Their memories were mainly negative and some of the anecdotes shocking. As primary teachers we deal with different types of incident and work with young people whose sense of their own sexuality has, on the most part, yet to develop, but after hearing the teenagers we were keen to know what primary schools could do. Our guests replied, 'Tell pupils that gay people exist'.
So our work since has been to do just that. As primary teachers, we have no idea which of our pupils will grow up to be gay. We don't know whether any of the parents are gay or whether we will enrol a child with gay parents. What we do know is that we have a responsibility to our pupils to help them feel welcome in society and to encourage them to make it better. As part of this we want to make sure that the diversity of relationships and the diversity of families are represented through our work. Stonewall's poster showing the variety of relationships and types of family helped with this. We want our pupils to recognise that, regardless of their own situation, there are other, equally valid, families and partnerships. We bought books which show the diversity of families and examined the images we use so that all types of family are represented.
We continue to ensure that homophobic language is dealt with but we also make sure our pupils recognise the word gay has a positive use as well.
Our school is situated in East London near the Olympic site. We serve an ethnically and religiously diverse community with many children coming from socially deprived families. We foster a warm, friendly, inclusive ethos including for those young people who have same-sex parents or who will grow up to be gay.
When we informed parents that we would be doing some specific work for LGBT History Month, only six parents voiced concern. Three parents came into school and spoke with the Head and myself. When we showed them the books and the lesson plans, they all said that teaching about accepting difference was something they did anyway and were happy for their children to take part.
Our work in challenging homophobia and homophobic language made use of age-appropriate picture books featuring different families. I read the books to the different classes, anticipating that the children's responses would be quite negative. They weren't. In fact, using the books led to very interesting conversations about same-sex relationships, appropriate language to use, the meaning of the language and respecting difference. We were encouraged by how positive the children were about the books and found, early on, that explaining about discrimination and bullying and allying it with racism, brought home to our children how wrong homophobia is.
Using the books, and creating a school-wide response, the children wrote an opera based on And Tango Makes Three, the true story of two same-sex penguins in an American zoo, Roy and Silo, who adopt an egg, hatch it and Tango, their chick, is born.
A group of students from Reception to Year 6 performed the opera to different groups of children from our school, parents and invited guests including the borough PSHE team. Everyone really enjoyed it. The opera explored other family groups before telling the story of Roy and Silo. It presented their story as just another couple who loved each other and were just another kind of family group. We were even invited to perform the opera at two local secondary schools!
I am pleased with the noticeable change in attitudes from parents particularly. We have had some interesting discussions about the perceived hierarchy of discrimination: they know that it's not okay to be racist but somehow it's more acceptable to be homophobic and we've worked together to look at challenging this assumption in our school.
We recently made homophobia the focus of our week long 'Same Difference' Diversity Festival. The campaign was launched on Monday, so that when the students came into school after the weekend they found Some People Are Gay, Get Over It! Bunting down the corridors, round the servery and in the dining room and Sports Hall. There was a poster in every classroom (70+), 16 staff wearing a t-shirt and every other member of staff wearing a sticker.
We invited Pride Sports, who work to combat homophobia in sport, to deliver workshops to three different year 7-9 cohorts (each of 110 students) about homophobia in sport. We then had a bit of a frantic washing and drying operation each night so that a different 16 staff wore the t-shirts each day Monday – Thursday. In other words, it wasn't just a day, but rather the whole week, and by the end of the week over half the staff (of 120+) had worn a t-shirt showing their support. This was all going on alongside special workshops on other aspects of diversity: deaf awareness and sign language, wheelchair basketball sessions, workshops on Hinduism, etc., with our Caribbean Carnival day on the Friday involving the whole school. Meanwhile, the normal timetable was operating Monday – Thursday, so students were also looking at different aspects of diversity through their subjects, wherever staff could work this in.
Diversity Festival Week allowed a safe way in to dealing with homophobia head on. By looking at sexuality as part of our wider focus on equality, it was very easy for our young people to see the parallels with other forms of discrimination: if they agreed that racism was wrong and comments about people with disabilities were unacceptable, why should it be OK to treat someone differently because of their sexuality?
Of course, it's not all about banners and bunting and slogans. What really makes a difference is what goes on in the classroom day in, day out, lesson by lesson. It's about the curriculum-based work we do in our Citizenship lessons. The positive portrayal of gay, lesbian and bisexual authors, athletes and musicians in what we teach and in our classroom displays. And it's about having a whole school policy whereby every member of staff systematically challenges the use of words like 'gay' to refer to something in a negative way. The Some People Are Gay campaign has built on this to move us on yet again to the next level of acceptance.
I was struck by the number of colleagues who commented to me how stunned they were with the response from students – the maturity with which they had reacted to the whole campaign. Perhaps not surprisingly the pervasive nature of the slogan gave rise to numerous spontaneous conversations with staff about why we were doing this, what the slogan meant, why it was important.
Across the whole week not a single colleague reported the slightest inappropriate comment or negative reaction. Not one of the posters was damaged or written on. In fact the only thing that bothered some staff was that they had been challenged by their students about why THEY weren't wearing a t-shirt too! Not surprising, therefore, that we had a staff waiting list for t-shirts!
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Kalamazoo City Attorney Clyde Robinson says the words "serenade" and "girlfriend" do not appear anywhere in city codes.
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Pineda Shines, but Mariners Lose 2-1
The Seattle Mariners received a strong performance from rookie starter Michael Pineda but fell 2-1 to the Milwaukee Brewers in extra-innings on a sacrifice fly by Craig Counsell in the tenth inning Saturday in Cactus League play at Maryvale Ballpark.
Pineda, a 22-year-old right-hander, started for the Mariners but did not factor in the decision. He tossed 6.0 innings and struck out 7 batters, both spring-highs. Pineda did not allow a hit until the fourth inning, and only allowed two hits in his outing, both singles in the fourth. He threw 77 pitches, 52 for strikes.
Pineda got some defensive help in the fourth inning. After retiring the first two batters of the inning, he allowed a single to Mark Kotsay, a walk to Prince Fielder and then a single to right by Yuniesky Betancourt. Right-fielder Ryan Langerhans charged the Betancourt single and fired home to nab Kotsay trying to score from second base.
The game remained scoreless until the seventh inning when Josh Bard, pinch hitting for Pineda, reached base on a double to center that was lost in the sun. After a Jack Wilson infield single to shortstop, Brendan Ryan followed with a shot past the third baseman that scored Bard from third and was ruled an error.
The Brewers came back to tie the game at one in the eighth inning and in the process Mariners pitchers had their scoreless inning streak snapped at 17 innings on an RBI single to center by former Mariners outfielder Jeremy Reed. The streak included the ninth inning of yesterday's day game against the Cubs, and the nine-inning affair last night against the Dodgers.
First baseman Justin Smoak collected two hits, his second straight multi-hit game. He went 2-for-4 with two doubles in yesterday's day game against the Dodgers.
The Mariners loaded the bases with one out in the sixth inning behind a Langerhans single to center, Justin Smoak single to right and a walk to Michael Saunders, but were unable to score as Luis Rodriguez hit into a fielder's choice force-out that erased Langerhans at home.
Relievers Cesar Jimenez (1.0, 1 K) and Brandon League (1.0) each tossed a scoreless inning.
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My earlier coverage of today's ruling of the Supreme Court of California can be accessed here.
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Today's ruling in Sanders v. City of Seattle consists of a majority opinion, a concurring opinion, and two dissenting opinions (here and here).
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Today's ruling in San Juan County v. No New Gas Tax consists of a majority opinion and a concurring opinion.
At "The Volokh Conspiracy," Eugene Volokh has written several posts about this decision, including one titled "What About Bloggers Arguing for Ballot Measures in Washington State?"
In the interest of full disclosure, yesterday I had the pleasure of meeting Washington State Supreme Court Justice Richard B. Sanders, who was in attendance at the Heritage Foundation event in which I participated yesterday.
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The paragraph of the majority opinion from which the title of this post is excerpted states, in full:
Defendant in the present case objects to the imposition of an injunction prohibiting her from repeating statements the trial court determined were slanderous, asserting the injunction constitutes an impermissible prior restraint. We disagree. As explained below, an injunction issued following a trial that determined that the defendant defamed the plaintiff that does no more than prohibit the defendant from repeating the defamation, is not a prior restraint and does not offend the First Amendment.
Two justices dissented, and they reasoned that the injunction constituted an impermissible prior restraint on speech and that the plaintiff had failed to demonstrate that damages were insufficient to compensate the plaintiff for any harm that resulted from further repetition of the defamation.
This appears to be a very interesting decision. My preview of today's ruling, which I posted this morning, can be accessed here.
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I just think it's so self-indulgent, you know. Oh, I'm so proud of what I'm saying, I think the world instantly wants to know what I'm thinking today. People wake up thinking, hmm, what does this person, whoever the blog, the question is -- I wonder what great thoughts have come into his mind this morning that I can feel myself edified by. I can't really have breakfast, really enjoy my day until I hear the great thoughts of Howard Bashman -- I don't think so. I go for months without ever knowing what Howard has to say. So I don't know. I find it sort of self-indulgent. And I find it so grandiloquent.
When a trial court has found that a defendant in a defamation action has made repeated untruthful defamatory statements against the plaintiff and that pecuniary compensation would not afford adequate relief in the event of repeated statements in the future, may the trial court issue an injunction prohibiting defendant from continuing to make the same defamatory statements to third parties or does such an injunction constitute an unconstitutional prior restraint on speech?
Back on January 29, 2007, Maura Dolan of The Los Angeles Times reported on the case in an article headlined "Woman's crusade against bar spawns free speech case; Anne Lemen just wants to say what she pleases about a Balboa Island restaurant and bar; A court has forbidden her to, and that sets up a dispute over prior restraint."
The ruling under review from California's Court of Appeal for the Fourth District can be accessed here.
Finally, Peter Blumberg of the Daily Journal of California discussed the case in an essay entitled "Citation Rules Mean Equal Treatment Isn't Guaranteed."
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USA Today reports today that "Man accused of threatening companies with bombs."
The Des Moines Register reports that "Feds arrest Iowan for mail bombs; John Tompkins of Dubuque allegedly sent threats as the 'Bishop.'"
And The Telegraph Herald of Dubuque reports that "Dubuque man arrested in pipe-bomb case."
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In today's issue of USA Today, Joan Biskupic reports that "Justices look set to allow 'issue ads' naming candidates."
In The Boston Globe, Charlie Savage reports that "Campaign finance law challenged; Justices review McCain-Feingold."
In The New York Sun, Joseph Goldstein reports that "Some Justices Appear Ready To Rule Against McCain-Feingold."
And The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports that "Campaign finance law returns to court; Abortion foes tell U.S. justices that speech was curbed."
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And today in The Hartford Courant, a letter to the editor appears under the heading "Judge Should Be Prosecuted."
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The New York Times today contains an article headlined "Flexing Muscles, Democrats Issue 3 Subpoenas." And an editorial is entitled "Another Dubious Firing."
The Washington Times reports that "Congressional panels subpoena Rice, Rove aide."
And in The Chicago Tribune, columnist Steve Chapman has an op-ed entitled "Man of principle (Peter's)."
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And Newsday reports today that "Spitzer to push abortion bill."
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And The Los Angeles Times reports today that "State may sue EPA over clean air law; The governor says he wants action on 2005 bid to cut greenhouse gas emissions from vehicles."
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And today in The Washington Times, Paul Greenberg has an op-ed entitled "A small step toward life."
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Today in The Los Angeles Times, David G. Savage reports that "High court overturns 3 death sentences in Texas; The rulings, all decided on 5-4 votes, cite flaws in the state's old system of capital sentencing."
In The Houston Chronicle, Patty Reinert reports that "High court tosses 3 Texas death sentences; Ruling could affect dozens of state's inmates facing execution."
The Dallas Morning News reports that "Three Texas death sentences tossed; Dallas County case included as high court faults jury instruction."
The Austin American-Statesman reports that "U.S. court tosses 3 Texas death sentences; Three Texas death sentences overturned over jury rules, putting 44 more in question."
The San Antonio Express-News reports that "Ruling for 3 Texas inmates offers hope for 47 on death row."
And The Amarillo Globe-News reports that "Death ruling tossed; Decision could be far-reaching."
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The 2011 Chardonnay La Carriere is subtle, perfumed and utterly impeccable. Dried pears, nutmeg, wild flowers and lemon rind all take shape in the glass. There is an element of restraint and balance in the 2011 that is utterly compelling. This isnt a huge wine by Peter Michael standards, but it sure is beautiful. Acidity and minerality are the hallmarks here. Nick Morlet describes this site as rich in volcanic ash and the steepest Peter Michael works with. Anticipated maturity: 2014-2020.
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Dialogue, forecast, brainstorm, share, network. It wasn't too long ago that salon owners wouldn't dream of doing any one of these activities with a group of other owners. Skeptically viewing each other as competition, they worried that sharing ideas and best practices would only lead to the stealing of market share, clients and even staff.
How far those attitudes have come. With more and more conferences and educational seminars geared toward the business of running a salon, owners are starting to realize that sharing success strategies won't weaken their own individual businesses, but rather strengthen the whole industry.
This evolutionary process of sharing is reaching a new stage. Instead of simply attending structured business seminars, owners are forming their own groups and shaping the educational experience to meet their own needs. Throughout the country, salons of similar interests, sizes or even markets are choosing their own forums and sharing everything from marketing plans and P&L statements to education and staff issues. In fly-on-the-wall style, SALON TODAY takes a closer look at these new groups.
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A light-hearted posting on The List, The Salon's Association's salon owner list-serve, led to a casual gathering last summer of 16 salon owners and managers from around the country in Bonita Springs, Florida.
"There was a group of us that were having such great e-chats on The List," says Jeanne Lennon, owner of Lennonheads Salon and Spa in Worthington, Ohio. "We were planning to meet at the next Symposium, but that was still 10 months off. I suggested we should have a summer summit where we all could have a cocktail and work on our marketing plans together."
When Lennon first suggested the idea, she didn't dream it'd become reality "But before I knew it, Melanie Loboda (owner of Shear Artistry in New Holland, Pennsylvania) leveraged a contact to get a great room rate at a Hyatt and Matthew Fairfax (co-owner of the James Alan Salon in Shoreline, Washington) booked a flight from Seattle and threatened, 'I've got my plane ticket, you all better get on those planes,'" laughs Lennon.
While the group had kicked around the idea of a cruise, Bonita Springs in the off-season made the trip affordable for owners of different-sized salons. For several weeks, the group bantered back and forth about fun in the sun and last-minute plans before the trip. "While we all were looking forward to having fun together, a few weeks before the trip, I started to panic that we were in danger of going there and not coming back with anything concrete," says Loboda.


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In connection with examinations of State member banks, examiners selected or approved by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System shall make such examinations of the affairs of all affiliates of such banks as shall be necessary to disclose fully the relations between such banks and their affiliates and the effect of such relations upon the affairs of such banks. The expense of examination of affiliates of any State member bank may, in the discretion of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, be assessed against such bank and, when so assessed, shall be paid by such bank. In the event of the refusal to give any information requested in the course of the examination of any such affiliate, or in the event of the refusal to permit such examination, or in the event of the refusal to pay any expenses so assessed, the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System may, in its discretion, require any or all State member banks affiliated with such affiliate to surrender their stock in the Federal Reserve bank and to forfeit all rights and privileges of membership in the Federal Reserve System, as provided in this subchapter.
Source(Dec. 23, 1913, ch. 6, § 9 (par.), as added June 16, 1933, ch. 89, § 5(c),48 Stat. 166; amended Aug. 23, 1935, ch. 614, title II, § 203(a),49 Stat. 704.)
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Just five years after Elvis Presley was drafted into the army, the satirical "Bye Bye Birdie" had already been written, staged on Broadway, and turned into a film.
When singing sensation Conrad Birdie (Jesse Pearson) is drafted, songwriter Albert Peterson (Dick Van Dyke) and his girlfriend, Rosie DeLeon (Janet Leigh), arrange for Birdie to sing one of Peterson's songs in a farewell performance on "The Ed Sullivan Show." To heighten the drama, the rock 'n' roll star is to give a goodbye kiss to a lucky young lady (Ann-Margret) from Sweet Apple, Ohio – much to the dismay of her steady beau (Bobby Rydell) and parents (Paul Lynde and Mary LaRoche).
George Sidney directed this fun and vibrant adaptation of the successful Broadway musical comedy. The film earned Oscar nominations for both Music and Sound, and features a range of songs, from the youthful "A Lot of Livin' to Do" to the parental perspective of "Kids."
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Directed by George Sidney. Produced by Fred Kohlmar. Screenplay by Irving Brecher; based on the musical by Michael Stewart, Charles Strouse and Lee Adams. Kohlmar-Sidney Company; Columbia Pictures. 1963. 111 mins. Courtesy of Sony Pictures.
Academy Award nominee: Music – Scoring of Music – Adaptation or treatment (John Green); Sound (Columbia Studio Sound Department, Charles Rice, sound director)
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BATON ROUGE-Catalog and Internet sales are subject to the state''s sales and use tax, says Revenue Secretary Cynthia Bridges. If a seller is located outside of the state and has no legal presence within the state, the Department cannot require them to collect the Louisiana sales tax on sales into the state. However, the customer is still liable for the tax.
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The state''s use tax, which has been in effect since the inception of the sales tax, is only due if the sales tax was not collected. However, it is one of the state''s most under-reported and under-collected taxes. The annual revenue Louisiana''s state and local governments lose is not precisely ascertainable, but is clearly a growing number. A United States General Accounting Office study estimated this past June that Louisiana''s loss during calendar year 2000 will be between $77 million and $237 million. The GAO reports that the loss will grow much higher over the next three years unless enforcement and voluntary compliance increase.
"Louisiana residents can report and pay their use tax at any time during the year," Bridges says. A Consumer Use Tax Worksheet can be downloaded from the Department''s website at www.rev.state.la.us. The worksheet can be found under "Tax Forms," in the subcategory of "Sales Tax," Bridges says.
And soon, it will be easier than ever for taxpayers to meet their use tax obligation. Bridges says the individual income tax returns to be mailed in January 2001 will include a specific line on the front of the return to report use tax. "This simple one-line addition to the return eliminates the need to fill out and mail a separate worksheet form," Bridges points out. "The taxpayer simply computes a total price for all his purchases and multiplies by 8%. The property''s date of purchase, description, and individual purchase amount are not requested." She adds that an extensive media campaign will begin in January to raise taxpayer awareness about the new line on the state income tax return.
Bridges says her Department is stepping up its tax education initiative to inform taxpayers of their use tax responsibility. With the boom in catalog and Internet sales, many electronic shoppers are not aware that they must pay use tax on their purchases if the seller fails to collect the sales tax at the time of the sale. "Out-of-state merchants have an 8% advantage over Louisiana retailers, who must collect the sales tax," Bridges says. "We don''t think that''s fair."
She adds that out-of-state retailers that cannot be required to collect the state''s sales tax may voluntarily register with the Department and collect tax at the time of sale. Louisiana Revised Statute 47:302(K), enacted in 1994, allows dealers with no location in Louisiana that solicit sales through catalogs and the Internet, to collect 8% use tax on sales into the state. The 8% tax rate represents 4% state use tax plus 4% local taxes, which are distributed to local governments.
Currently, Louisiana participates in an information exchange program with 11 other Southeastern states to identify residents who have made large purchases without payment of the tax. Under this program, Louisiana shoppers who did not pay sales or use tax on out-of-state purchases are billed by the Department for the use tax owed, plus interest and penalties. On large items, the tax obligation could be substantial, Bridges says.
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LinkedIn: A SWOT Analysis
Ishfaque is a member of The Motley Fool Blog Network -- entries represent the personal opinion of the blogger and are not formally edited.
LinkedIn's (NYSE: LNKD) stock is near all-time highs. The rapidly growing social media company has been one of the best performers among numerous other Internet companies that went public in recent years. The company is growing rapidly across the board and building its presence across the globe. A SWOT analysis is called for to examine the future possibilities of LinkedIn's business.
First Mover: LinkedIn has established itself as the dominant firm in the professional networking category by making the most out of its first-mover status. LinkedIn, along with competing social firms like Facebook (NASDAQ: FB) and Twitter, have very strong positions in the broader social media category.
User Traffic: LinkedIn's user base has been growing rapidly and now has more than 225 million members. LinkedIn has done very well in growing internationally, users outside the U.S. now make up 64% of cumulative users. And the company is increasingly becoming a bigger Internet platform over time. According to comScore, LinkedIn and Slideshare now have more than 170.4 million monthly unique visitors, and it ranks as the 22nd most visited web property in the world.
Revenue Model: Linkedin has a solid business model with revenues flowing in from three different streams, including Premium subscriptions, Marketing solutions and Talent solutions. However, LinkedIn largely remains a recruitment portal with its hiring solutions business, which makes up more than half of the revenues for the company. And LinkedIn has been growing its revenues rapidly by taking away more recruitment dollars from competitors like Careerbuilder and Monster (NYSE: MWW). LinkedIn grew its top-line revenues by 72% Y/Y, and has been eating Monster's lunch. In the last quarter, Monster's revenues declined 9% Y/Y and its bottom-line decreased 24% on a Y/Y basis.
Corporate Clients & Add-Ons: LinkedIn has been adding corporate clients rapidly at double-digit rates consistently for a number of quarters. LinkedIn added more than 1,700 corporate customers in 1Q13, which brings the total number of corporate customers on LinkedIn to more than 18,000. Some of these clients spend a lot of money on LinkedIn's services and have long-term contracts with the company, which translate into a steady stream of growing revenues.
Mobile Strategy: LinkedIn now gets roughly 30% of its unique visitors from mobile apps, which is a pretty sizable increase from 19% a year ago. However, the company's monetization of this increasingly large mobile user base hasn't gained much traction. The company did make inroads to developing a more user-friendly presence with its acquisition of Pulse, which has already seen more than 30 million activations.
User Engagement: LinkedIn's user engagement has accelerated in the last two quarters, but the company should take more measures to improve its user engagement levels. LinkedIn's user engagement as measured by total page views on desktop has risen to 11.6 billion page views in a single quarter, partially driven by the increased number of users. The company's ability to actively engage its user traffic through more initiatives like Influencers might drive more users to visit its platform regularly, relative to other social media sites.
Dependency on Online Recruitment: The company's fortunes are heavily tied to the size and the growth of the online recruitment space. LinkedIn is heavily dependent on the revenues from its talent solutions business, which is increasingly being a bigger contributor for the company's total sales. In Q1 2010, revenues from talent solutions made up only 38% of the company's total revenues, which notched up to 57% in the 1Q13. As a result, LinkedIn is increasingly being viewed as a career solutions portal, and not a social media or networking platform.
Publishing and content platform: LinkedIn has done a commendable job of ramping up its platform as a publishing and content platform. The company's initiatives towards building an Influencers platform have been very successful in driving business leaders and thought leaders to publish their opinions and share with millions of LinkedIn users. In addition, other LinkedIn assets like Slideshare and Pulse have paved the way for enabling the company to establish itself as a content publisher on the web. LinkedIn can ramp up its user engagement levels even more by building on the success of its Influencers division and coming up with more innovative initiatives.
Advertising can get better: LinkedIn's advertising business hasn't gained much momentum and is growing at a slower pace, compared to its subscriptions and recruiting businesses. The online advertising market is a big one, and LinkedIn can reasonably utilize the data from its members to show more targeted ads to earn incremental revenues. In 1Q13, LinkedIn earned only $75 million from its advertising business, which is a mere fraction of what bigger social media rivals like Facebook earn from ads. On a comparative basis, Facebook earned $1.25 billion in 1Q13 from online advertising. LinkedIn's advertising business has a lot of room for growth from current levels.
Newer social platforms: A new breed of social media firms is gaining solid momentum in adding users rapidly. These companies include Instagram, Twitter, Tumblr, Pinterest, SnapChat etc. And all of these firms are directly or indirectly competing with LinkedIn for users and for minutes spent on their respective platforms. If a newer professional network pops up that directly competes with LinkedIn, the company might risk losing users and engagement.
Other Internet platforms: Leading Internet platforms like Facebook and Google have very large user followings, and they compete directly with LinkedIn for users and user engagement. And if these sites unveil social offerings that are more professional-oriented, LinkedIn's fortunes might go downhill.
The Bottom Line
LinkedIn has been growing rapidly across the board, but competition in the social media space is rampant. And other competitors like Monster are still sticking around to keep the online recruitment business more competitive. LinkedIn's ability to grow users across the globe, and stimulate those users, will be crucial for the company's long-term prospects.
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PhD in Biotechnology, Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education
About Dr. Garza
Dr. Garza's thesis was on "one step chemical surface modification of material to improve the productivity of recombinant protein production," as he stated it. "I don't know if that is interesting or just confusing," he added.
Dr. Garza also spent a year and a half as a research fellow at John Hopkins School of Medicine. He worked in the Ophthamology department in the Translational Tissue Engineering Center.
Dr. Garza's future wife, Aleyda, led him to the Lord on December 14, 2003. They were married a few months later. The Garzas have three children: Marcos, Priscilla, and Monica. In his free time, he enjoys building and repairing computers.
Dr. Garza teaches in the ESL (English as a Second Language) class at Calvary Baptist Church in Watertown and assists in translating the services for Spanish-speakers. He has been involved in Hispanic ministries at previous churches, as well as ushering and teaching. He has also participated in mission trips by Operation Renewed Hope and has volunteered for Joni and Friends Wheels for the World.
What he loves about teaching at Maranatha
Dr. Garza said he has always loved to teach. "It keeps you awake to have contact with young, fresh minds," he said.


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The WordPress 3.7 update brings some big changes!
The latest WordPress update, version 3.7, includes a number of features and bug-fixes for WordPress. The biggest update being the new 'Automatic Updates' feature.
What should your website do about the EU Cookie Law?
After a 12 month grace period, the new EU Cookie legislation kicked in on 26th May 2012. In this article we look at what the law covers and how to handle the changes on your website.


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Switching to FeedBurner RSS Feeds
December 20th, 2008 • Comments Site News
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Today, I decided to switch the Mikemartinracing.com RSS Feed to the FeedBurner service. As a reader of the RSS Feed, be sure to resubscribe using the new URL: Http://feeds.feedburner.com/Mikemartinracing.
Why did I make the switch? FeedBurner has a lot of extra functionality over the standard WordPress RSS feed system. Not only does it provide much more comprehensive statistics, but I now have more control over the feed itself and can insert extra types of content into the feed if I wish.
Once again, you should see no difference in the feed, as long as you subscribe using the new url. If you have yet to subscibe to the RSS feed, please do so. It allows you to quickly and easily have fresh articles from Mikemartinracing.com arrive in your RSS Reader without you ever having to visit the site. It is an extremely useful technology for readers and content producers.
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November 11th, 2008 • Comments Site News
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Welcome to the latest rendition of mikemartinracing.com!
You have reached the third version of mikemartinracing.com, my weblog about motocross, cycling and life. You can expect a lot of great content in the coming weeks and months. I have a lot of great posts planned including a recap of my 2008 season, some product reviews, and an ongoing look as I prepare for the 2009 NESC Spring series. I hope to keep this site as an ongoing log of my motocross racing, and
hope that you will stick around to see how the site grows. If you would like to know more about me, visit the about page, in addition, be sure to check out the archives and subscribe to the RSS Feed.
I hope you enjoy your stay here, be sure to check back often for new and exciting content regarding motocross, my journey as a cyclist, and life in general.


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Complete Mobile World Congress 2012 coverage from Barcelona, including new phones, tablets, apps and
The Toshiba Thrive 7-inch is a decent tablet, but there are simply better options out there for the price.
Sure, it's cheap, but what exactly are you getting for the $199 price? Let's start with a lack of storage place and a low-resolution screen.
The Coby Kyros Internet Touchscreen tablet runs Android 2.1 and has a screen resolution of 800x480 pixels.
The Encore 2 starts at $200 and comes in 8- and 10-inch flavors, but they offer largely identical features.
Samsung's new premium line of tablets ditches app icons for widgets and includes topnotch specs and features
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With a bigger screen than most Windows tablets and an included keyboard dock, the 10-inch Lenovo Miix 2 tries to walk the line between entertainment and productivity, but it's still a few keyboard tweaks away from success.
Can't decide between a Windows 8.1 tablet or an ultraportable laptop? The Miix 2 gives you both starting at a price of $499.
The 8GB Archos 80 G9 delivers a complete Android experience at a low price, but its rough design, low-quality camera, and awkward button placement make it feel rushed to market.
With its slim design, fantastic screen, and oodles of power, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S 8.4 is a superb smaller tablet, and a worthy competitor to the ever-popular iPad Mini.
An exceptional screen and a long list of software goodies make the Galaxy Tab S Samsung's best tablet to date and our top Android choice for an entertainment slate.


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Could the Toronto Raptors be primed to add another marquee name to its lineup before the NBA's Feb. 21 trade deadline?
An ESPN.com report states that the Raptors have been involved in exploratory trade discussions with Chicago about a potential deal that would send Andrea Bargnani to the Bulls in exchange for power forward Carlos Boozer.
ESPN.com's sources stated that additional players would need to be moving in the deal to accommodate the salary cap obligations of both teams.
The deal would mark the second major transaction for the Raptors, who added significant salary by acquiring Rudy Gay from the Memphis Grizzlies last week in exchange for Jose Calderon and Ed Davis.
Adding Boozer would push the Raptors into luxury tax territory, as the 31-year-old is owed more than $32 million over the next two years, in addition to the remaining cash he is owed on this season's $15 million salary.
By contrast, Bargnani is owed $23 million over the next two years and is making $5 million less than Boozer this season.
The Raptors added more than $17 million to its 2013-14 payroll by acquiring Gay, who also carries a player option for 2014-15 worth over $19 million. The team's total salary obligations are $65.9 million for this season.
Boozer had been believed to be an amnesty candidate prior to this season, according to the ESPN.com report, but has elevated his play since the turn of the calendar, averaging 19.5 points and 10.1 rebounds in January.
Bargnani has drawn criticism for his play for the Raptors this season. The team is 4-19 with Bargnani in the lineup so far this season.
The 2006 first-overall draft pick has played his entire seven-year NBA career in Toronto, averaging 15.4 points and a .361 three-point percentage in 30.6 minutes per game.
The luxury tax line for this season is set at $70.307 million. Teams over that number will have to pay dollar-for-dollar in luxury tax.
Stricter new rules will kick in for the 2013-14 season that will result in higher taxes above the luxury line and additional penalties for consistent over-spending.


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On the morning of July 16, workers at Progressive Gourmet were told they had to reapply for their jobs through a temporary employment agency that would not provide health insurance and other benefits they received as employees of the Wilmington specialty food-distribution company.
Those who refused to agree by 9 a.m. the next day were let go. In all, more than 70 — about one-third of the company's workforce — lost their jobs.