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Reform Jewish Penicillin
Author Notes: When I was growing up, my mother called chicken soup "Jewish Penicillin." We think of it as the cure for the common cold. Chicken noodle soup is great comfort food, and every Jewish cook has her own best version. Around here (Long Island, NY), it's made so specifically that our grocery stores carry packaged vegetables and herbs that are called "soup greens." I think of them as the cake mix of vegetables. If you put them in a big pot with some chicken, water and salt, you're making home made soup.
Recently I've been cooking through the wonderful cookbook "Gran Cocina Latina" by Maricel Presilla. One of the most interesting dishes I made was a rather bland chicken and vegetable stew that was brought alive by the addition of Patagonian Pebre Sauce with Merken, a tomato-onion condiment enhanced with a spicy smoked paprika made by the Mapuche Indians in southern Chile. What I loved about the condiment was that you could add it according to your individual taste. So when my husband had a bad cold, and I made his favorite chicken noodle soup, I stirred a little Pebre sauce into mine, and wow, it was a different soup. The chicken soup part is adapted from my husband's way of making chicken soup (which he learned from his Yiddish-speaking mother), and the Pebre sauce is lightly adapted from "Gran Cocina Latina."
- drbabs
Food52 Review: WHO: Drbabs is a mean baker who grew up in New Orleans.
WHAT: A comforting chicken soup with the boldest stir-in you'll ever meet.
HOW: Chicken soup is business as usual -- then you'll create a bright, spicy sauce flecked with parsley that will change the whole game.
WHY WE LOVE IT: This soup tastes like your mom's chicken noodle went on an exotic trip around the world -- and didn't come back until it had partied in every discothéque, tiki hut, and cabana there was. Consider us reformed. - A&M
Serves 4 or more
For the soup (Jewish Penicillin):
- 3 pounds chicken wings, or a mixture of wings and thighs
- 2 quarts water (or to cover the chicken and vegetables)
- 2 carrots (My husband likes to eat the soup carrots so I peel them first.)
- 2 onions, quartered
- 2 parsnips
- 2 stalks celery, preferably with leaves
- A big handful of fresh parsley
- 4 cloves of garlic, lightly smashed
- 1 tablespoon kosher salt
- 1/2 pound fine egg noodles
- Put everything except the noodles in a big soup pot over medium-high heat. Bring it to a boil, then reduce the heat and simmer, uncovered, for about 2 hours, periodically skimming off any foam and debris that rise to the surface.
- Make the sauce, below, while the soup is, as we say, souping. Refrigerate it so that the flavors can meld together.
- Remove the chicken and vegetables. Reserve chicken, onions and carrots (if desired), and bring broth to boil again until it is reduced by about 1/3. (This will concentrate the flavors.) Taste and add salt and pepper as desired.
- Take the chicken meat off the bones, and discard the bones. Cook the noodles according to the package instructions. Ladle soup into a bowl, and add in some shredded chicken, a carrot, some onion and the noodles.
For the Patagonian Pebre Sauce (Reform it.)
- 1 cup finely chopped tomatoes (It's winter; I use Pomi or Muir Glen)
- 1 small sweet onion, finely chopped
- 1/4 cup finely chopped Italian parsley
- 1/3 cup good olive oil
- 1/4 cup sherry or red wine vinegar
- 2 teaspoons smoked paprika
- 1/2 teaspoon cayenne
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- Mix everything together. Taste it, and adjust seasoning as desired. (It will keep in the refrigerator for about a week, but bring it to room temperature before serving.) Stir a tablespoon or two into the chicken noodle soup. Get well soon!
- Your Best Noodle Soups Contest Finalist!
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3 months ago Martha
This is the best soup/medicine. I made it last spring and have been trying to relocate the recipe ever since. I should have known it was on FOOD52--all of my favorite recipes are.
3 months ago Sister Janet Strong
This looks wonderful! I just made chicken stock for the first time and it is gorgeous! I will try this recipe with the stock I have made! Can't wait.
about 1 year ago louisez
a case of the impatient patient -- and no surprise.... my sister's surgery was in october, but she's been doing great for a while now. i know how difficult it must be for you -- and wish you well. i'm not that familiar with reconstructionism either -- but can't resist a good -- or in this case, a bad -- joke. take care.
about 1 year ago
Barbara is a trusted source on General Cooking.
Thanks, louisez. It's good to hear that your sister is doing well. I'm fortunate to have found a surgeon who does that procedure in such a way that the muscles aren't cut, making the short term recovery easier-- I've been walking without a cane since I got home from the hospital. It is shocking how draining the recovery is, and I'm looking forward to feeling good again. XO
11 months ago tastysweet
I take it you had a hip replacement? My husband had his done in Jan. he was back playing tennis and golf by the end of Feb. his was posterior. In the hospital for only two full days. Great surgeon. A lot of good ones down here in the Naples, Fl. Area.
But I absolutely love chicken soup. So will plan on trying this one. I usually take all the vegetables out after cooking as well as the chicken. I do dispose of the veggies. Then let stock sit in refrigerator so all the fat comes to the top and can be scraped off. Then fresh carrots and celery are put back in. Then the shredded chicken and then the cooled noodles. But it does take forever. So will try your method. Thanks for sharing.
11 months ago
Barbara is a trusted source on General Cooking.
Yes, tastysweet. I was lucky to have a great surgeon, too, and I've done really well. Mine was anterior, and I was also in the hospital for 2 days and back at work in 4 weeks. Amazing.
Techniques for chicken soup are really personal, aren't they? I hope you like the Pebre sauce.
11 months ago tastysweet
I know I will like it. Just will have to find the time to make it. Now no comments. I am retired. But I play lots of tennis and occasional golf. Then there are happy hours. Well you get the picture. But I do love, love food. I having been trying now to find the time to make my friend's recipe for macaroni/cheese. The air conditioning unit finally bit the dust and now getting new unit hopefully tomorrow. Way to hot to cook. The fans work really well. But pizza is calling out our names.
So glad you are doing well. All behind you now.
11 months ago
Barbara is a trusted source on General Cooking.
Not exactly soup weather, eh? It will keep. Thanks for your good wishes.
about 1 year ago louisez
Dr B -- I hope you're recovering well. One of my sisters recently went through hip surgery -- and recovery does take time. But lovely to be able to walk, to function without pain. And by the way -- a wonderful recipe, though I might have a quibble with the title. Are you quite sure it shouldn't be
Reconstructionist Jewish Penicillin?
about 1 year ago
Barbara is a trusted source on General Cooking.
Thanks, louisez. I'm 18 days postop and doing well, but i still feel like a train hit me. (trying to be patient)
Hmmm, reconstructionist. Yes, very funny. I'm much more familiar with the reform movement and didn't think of that.
about 1 year ago
Barbara is a trusted source on General Cooking.
Hi everyone! I've been recovering from hop replacement surgery this week, so I haven't been able to respond to all your comments, but I want to let you know how much I've appreciated all your kind words, and how much fun it was to be a finalist again. While I think the better soup won, it really made my week to be up there for consideration, and I hope you try this dish and enjoy it. Love and gratitude always for this wonderful community. XO
about 1 year ago
Barbara is a trusted source on General Cooking.
Ok, sorry that was hip replacement. Oops!
about 1 year ago TheWimpyVegetarian
I hope your recovery is as smooth as it was for a close friend of mine who had hip replacement surgery a couple of years ago. Hopefully you've had some of this soup nearby :-) Take care or yourself drbabs - and I've got your wonderful soup on my list to make!
about 1 year ago
Barbara is a trusted source on General Cooking.
Thanks, so much, Susan; I'm doing well. Hope you enjoy.
about 1 year ago gingerroot
Sending you all my best wishes for a quick recovery Barbara!! XO
about 1 year ago lapadia
At least once a day I'm sending a special healing thought your way! Take Care...xo
about 1 year ago
Barbara is a trusted source on General Cooking.
Thank you so much also, Jen and Linda. I'm doing better every day. XO
11 months ago tastysweet
Didn't realize your surgery was just done. Key is the rehab. Do it faithfully. Get well soon.
about 1 year ago Kukla
Congratulations ones again Barbara!! I know your Pebre Sauce will find its way into many of my dishes.
about 1 year ago
Emily is a trusted source on General Cooking.
congrats, dr b. love this!
about 1 year ago simplythebest
I may have to make this, perfect weather for soup!
about 1 year ago ChristineQ
Congratulations! Love your twist on the soup and look forward to trying it.
about 1 year ago
June is a trusted source on General Cooking.
DrBabs, I love how you named this soup! I've been incorporating Diana Kennedy's (from "Oaxaca al Gusto") little twists into my "Jewish Penicillin" of late, also to great effect.
about 1 year ago
Emily is a trusted source on Scandinavian Cuisine.
Yay! Congratulations drbabs!! This looks so delicious and fabulously comforting.
about 1 year ago Madhuja
That Pebre sauce sounds amazing! Congratulations on becoming a finalist!
about 1 year ago TheWimpyVegetarian
Yay!!! This looks fantastic - many congrats to you for being a finalist!
about 1 year ago
Barbara is a trusted source on General Cooking.
Well, this was a total thrill for me today--thank you all for your sweet comments.
about 1 year ago Bevi
Congrats! This sounds great!
about 1 year ago lapadia
about 1 year ago Midge
The Pebre sauce is a stroke of genius. Congrats drbabs!
about 1 year ago Kukla
Many, Congratulations Barbara!!! I knew this soup will be one of the finalists.
about 1 year ago nannydeb
Congrats drbabs!
about 1 year ago Kitchen Butterfly
Drbabs, congratulations. The soup sounds wonderful, and I love the sound of the pebre sauce!


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The church on The Grove, Ilkley, chose a colourful way of exploring the story of the birth of Jesus.
Throughout the season of Advent verses from the story as told by St Luke were used to theme 14 Christmas trees and some window ledges.
The imaginative trimmings were the creations of various church groups and in most cases also reflected their particular contribution to the life of the church.
The children of the toddler group anticipated the birth of baby Jesus by decorating their tree with items like bibs and rattles, while the prayer fellowship offered a tree decorated with hearts.
The birth of the baby on Christmas Day was suitably tackled by the prayer shawl ministry group with hand-knitted baubles and special shawls for the Baby Jesus.
Another group of members went to town with the army of heaven's angels and there was no shortage of sheep and shepherds on another.

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On Thursday, in honor of the anniversary, JoAnn and Hank Zywicki went to their daughter's grave.
They'd driven up from their retirement development in Florida, all the way to Pennsylvania, to a little town near where they and Tammy had been born.
Did they really want to do this?
They weren't sure, but there is no surefire happy way to mark the 20th anniversary of a daughter's unsolved murder.
On the way to the grave, they stopped to see Fallingwater, the famous Frank Lloyd Wright home, thinking how much Tammy would have liked it. They have a lot of "Tammy-would-have-liked-this" moments.
This place, this movie, this cat, this lasagna.
What Tammy wouldn't have liked, they know, is for her death to ruin their lives, or the lives of her three brothers, and they've trained themselves not to let it, instead letting the thought of what Tammy would have liked sharpen their own appreciation of things.
Tammy, the art lover and photographer, would have liked the way the light played on Frank Lloyd Wright's house, the trees, the stone, the water.
They thought about that last Thursday.
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Toward the end of August 20 years ago, Tammy Zywicki's parents made a different drive, to the Pennsylvania Turnpike to say goodbye to their only daughter at the turnpike entry.
They hugged Tammy and her younger brother, Daren.
"See you at Christmas," they said.
Tammy drove off in her 1985 Pontiac, en route to her senior year at Grinnell College, a small liberal arts school in Iowa, where she played soccer, studied Spanish and took photos. She dropped her brother off at his Northwestern University dorm, and headed west, alone.
The last time anyone saw her alive, in the middle of the afternoon of Aug. 23, Tammy was standing along I-80 near LaSalle, Ill., next to her car.
Hardly anyone carried cellphones in 1992. Back then, a stranded motorist was truly stranded. A parent could wait a very long time before learning a child was in trouble.
At home in New Jersey on that Sunday night, JoAnn and Hank Zywicki waited for Tammy to call and say she'd landed safely at Grinnell. When too many hours passed, Mrs. Zywicki called the campus police.
The police checked Tammy's dorm, looked for her car on campus. Somebody said, "I thought I saw her."
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Louisville's Statue of David at the 21c.
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"New Yorkers were treated to a giant, gold naked man on the back of a flatbed truck Tuesday. The replica of Michaelangelo's statue of David made a pitstop in Manhattan while on its way to the 21c Museum Hotel in Louisville, Kentucky, on full view for surprised tourists and their cameras. The driver of the truck had to pay an exorbitant $130 toll to cross the George Washington Bridge for the viewing (and you thought your tolls were bad)."
According to Elizabeth Kramer's article in The Courier-Journal,30-foot-tall 'David' statue to arrive in Louisville after today's New York debut:
"The statue by Turkish conceptual artist Serkan Ozkaya, called "David (inspired by Michelangelo)," is one of two copies of an original acquired by 21c Museum in Louisville… Ozkaya created "David" for the 9th International Istanbul Biennial in 2005, but it collapsed there just after its installation. The artist restored the piece and created two copies, including the one that will make its way to Louisville."
The last time I saw the statue of David, it was at the Galleria dell'Accademia and we were all rushed out of the gallery because of an electrical fire that sounded like a herd of buffalo. I was alone, and for a moment I thought I was going to die. The crowd stampeded out of the place, and I, heart in my throat, decided to go have some bread and wine soon after. That was a romantic time, and now that I'm 12 years older and faced with this gold replica… Well… It just sounds fun to go see. And not for any dirty reasons. I promise. Romantic. Not dirty.
Honestly, checking this out is just another excuse for me to get a fancy bourbon flight…and it also makes me feel so lucky that the 21c is in our town. Seriously. I always take visitors to see the artwork and drink the bourbon there, and it NEVER disappoints.
Go see awesome things at the 21c!
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The fact that the Torres twins ran the Big 12 and Ritz did not, is there a problem with him? Maybe he is being held out for the Regionals and the NCAA's now that Jorge is running the 1500. I wonder if Jorge will change his mind after being outkicked by Brit Jim Bowler of Nebraska, who has been a non-achiever on the track scene until that race
Re: No Ritz at the Big 12
You know, I watched the Big 12 live and for some reason it never occurred to me that Ritz wasn't there. Seeing as Colorado had no chance of winning the team title, the "resting up for regionals" theory would be my guess.
Torres had a real interesting strategy in the 5K: he would sprint the back straightaway on each lap. It really seemed to mess with the other runners' heads -- it sure messed with mine.
Re: No Ritz at the Big 12
The interview with Torres on the TF&N home page said Ritz decided to end his season because of lingering pain from his injury.
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White amp sounds okey distorted. The Brown amp sounds good for clean sounds. The Green amp is a disapointment, and there's no Stomps included. Comparing to Amplitube brown and white amp sounds a bit better but it's not worth the price here. The new cubase VST amp rig sounds over all better than these amps so this is a big disapointment, UAD. Please give us the Nigel/preflex back. Can't understand why u guys deleted them out of the UAD-2 line-up! Despite of this: Thanx for the best plugz the universe! You're still the best!
I have/have played these amps, they do not sound anything like that. Dynamics are not the same. If I could get a refund and get something else, I would.
I wish I had done the demo version before pulling the trigger. Of all of the plugins I have this one (and the metal amp room) are the only two I am not satisfied with.
I bought this highly recommended amp simulator. I am so far rather disappointed. I have (similar to) the amps, and they don't feel like the originals. I feel the simulation is not as life like or 'alive' as others i've used.
Still has a place in my arsenal, but much less frequently than I had anticipated.
I am puzzled by the negative reviews of this plugin! These models sound FANTASTIC! I am thinking the added dimension of mic placement is a new concept for some people, and they perhaps don't understand or appreciate how advanced these models truly are! This plug in allows you to create absolutely ORIGINAL guitar tones from the ground up, just like you would in a real studio environment. My hats off to the engineers at Softube!
While this definitely is an improvement over trying to build an amp sound out of eqs and other fx, I found it has the same problem as a lot of other amp sims - it just doesn't sound, feel, or react like an amp. Especially in the area of overdrive to distortion. Heavy distortion is fizzy and annoying. Overdrive is unconvincing. It doesn't have the feel that comes with driving a speaker in a room.
And less you think I'm an analog snob, I've been using a pedal based amp sim (HD500) for over a year now and realIy enjoy it - it works where others have failed.
Hopefully UAD will pick up the ball and build their own amp sim to their exacting standards. This third party one is not for me.
For me UA is the most experienced company when it comes to modelling analog gear, so why not make your own amp sim in a quality that one would expect from a company like you?
All of these 3 amps sound like poorly recorded amps in an even poorer sounding room. The Vox is easily the best out of the three, but Vox has never been my cup of tea. The Marshall is thin sounding and has none of the power of the original. The Fender finally sounds not too bad clean when you add spring and convolution reverb but cranked or with with the bright switch on - no thanks.
After all you'll need some serious tweaking with additional plugins to get a usable sound so the whole concept of am easy, user-friendly plugin falls short.
Not only do they sound amazing but it feels like an amp is mic'd up in an iso booth. Way to go UA and Softube!
I am getting a slight crackling sound. I cant figure it out. I think the the plugin sounds okay but when I play back the recorded track I am getting slight crackles like the it was recorded to hot. I have tried 3 different guitars and different chords just to make sure. I have the apollo twin duo and everything else I do sounds amazing but when i use amp room vintage or metal all the same problem. I have contacted Softube about this and waiting for a response. If I add a small amount of compression after the guitar was recorded it gets worse so I cant figure this out so I will give it 3 stars.
I think Soft Tube Vintage Amp Room sounds fine. I've tweaked with it a bit and I'm happy with the overall results.. I don't agree with the negative reviews because I also have to tweak with my 62 deluxe and 66 reverberocket to get the results I'm looking for as well.... I've used several amp simulators over the years and so far soft tube is my favorite. I'm not saying it's time to sell your vintage amp collection but I will say soft tube is a nice tool to have.
Great plugin amp for every sound... clean, rock, heavy, funky, pop guitars. 5+
If you have ever played any of these amps you will no they are not even close. I guess if you don't a decent amp. this is a good way to go. I own a silver jubilee and a very old deluxe. I now play through a Hot Cat 15. I do know what they are supposed to sound like. I was going to buy the bass room but think I will pass on that one
One star is a little harsh, but really, there's no other way to review something that just doesn't come close to the quality of the other UA plugins.
You can spend some time tweaking this plugin and get a passable guitar sound but really, it's barely passable. I wouldn't ever use this plugin for anything more than a place holder. UA should refund customers and drop this from the UAD store as it does not approach the quality of their other plugins. This is one of the worst purchases I've made I'm sad to say. It's unfortunate, because a good guitar amp plugin would be a no brainer investment given the zero latency architecture of the UAD/Apollo systems. Sadly, this is a waste of money.
what is really interesting with this plugin is the use as 'distortion & enhancement'-box. it's nice to have so many different distortions to make a sound a little bigger, a little nastier, a little grittier, a little stronger, a little less dynamic, a little brighter, a little fatter, a little more focused.... i use it parralell for many sources
I'm watching the video and wanting to see examples of the plug-in and all I hear is one tone example? You guys really need to learn how to demo. Don't get me wrong I love your work. Some of the plug-ins you offer are stellar but I am so far disappointed in your guitar sims.
You really need to let me help you design a plug-in. I have just a little experience in tone design. Also, I loved Nigel. Why did you guys drop such a great guitar plug-in? You drop a great plug-in (Nigel) and offer plug-ins that IMVHO are just sub-par. I want to like you guitar plug-ins but you really need someone with a good ear for tone to help you design them.
Waves GTR3 blows your guitar plug-ins away! And for less $$$s.
I've been playing guitar exclusively through simulated amps for about 10 years.
I've played through several sims and find that this is one that I should have passed up.
I ignored the reviews because I wanted to ease the burden on my DAW by having
the sim run on my Apollo Duo. I don't use a lot of effects and figured that a simple
amp room with the three top amp designs would be right for me. I was wrong.
As yet, I have been unable to get a sound from any of the amps that is pleasing to my ear and certainly nothing that I would ever want to record.
Too bad, maybe UA should have designed their own amp sim.
the softube vintage amp room is the finest issue available ,this trio performs fantastic offering a miriad of tonality and options beyond belief for the most generous sale price of $160 with no cheap gimmics like the competition ,just that great actual sound
thanks again uad /softube for this addition to my uad collection
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ralph macmullen
I love the idea of tracking guitar using an amp simulator through apollo because of the "0" latency- a huge plus for overdubbing guitars in the middle of a mix. However I tried these amps and found them borderline unusable, even for just monitoring (tracking dry) and reamping later.
This concept is great, I'd love to see UA make their own amp plug, or at the very least bring BX metal amp on board- a great sounding plug.
Use it mostly with the apollo for tracking, the lack of latency when used this way is god send. Sometimes it stays on the track sometimes I swap it for Scuffam Amps or Amplitube. But its usefulness when tracking is worth the alone.
I can see where in straight up plug-n-play it's not stellar but when I treat it like my other mic'd up tracks it's very workable- LA-610_SVAP_STA800 then a touch on room from OWS. The OWS plugin definitely adds to the realism of the sound. the 800 gives it some bottom and running the 610 input hot adds a touch of saturation to the sound.
All three amps in this configuration work well for me and that's basically what I do with real amp tracks. I really like the fact the amps are in a three-up configuration that you can switch between easily to compare.
I'd give it 5 stars if it had a decent mic selection.
Added mention for having to turn the bass down on the Fender when cranked- just like the real thing.
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In every business book in every business school in the world, the mandate of business is solely to maximize profit for shareholders. The rule of the game CEOs of the last 50 years were playing was "profit at all costs." Social impact was something you considered afterwards, maybe. The baby boomers may not have considered people and planet but they raised a generation of self-actualized, mission-based children.
While these digital natives bank and manage credit cards online and through mobile apps, only one third plan to file taxes themselves using tax software. Given that taxes are like the DNA of personal finances, it's only natural that doing it themselves is the next step in managing all aspects of their pocketbook. Here are three tax tips to help Millennials take full control come tax time.
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One quick Google search for the word "intern" and you will find a myriad of opinions, blog posts, and even the odd intern job posting. Most of the debate surrounds the topic of interns earning money, or in most cases the lack thereof.
How do we manage to get into so many situations that make us unhappy? It never ceases to amaze me how my career-driven friends and acquaintances continue to make choices they know will render them miserable. Admittedly, I'm not immune to this condition.
Which parent hasn't heard the names Steve Jobs and Bill Gates thrown back at them as they urge their offspring to stay in school? Add to that list Richard Branson, Michael Dell and Larry Ellison. Taking this argument to the extreme is Peter Thiel, a co-founder of PayPal, whose foundation pays students to drop out of school to launch companies.
Statistics on moms, a reminder to get the flu shot, raising readers, a new place to shop and a very brief crack at the Mayor is what I've got this wee...
I slowly came to the realization that it's parents that need the "sex talk" from kids. The "echo boom" generation may be more comfortable with sexuality, but are we comfortable with our baby boomer parents' sexuality? How can we help our parents embrace a healthy sex life without sitting them down for that uncomfortable sex talk?
Yes, the Millennial Generation. The generation born between 1982 to 2002 that has been mischaracterized by many employers as lazy, incompetent and entitled, is the same Generation that is the best prepared for the changing nature of work. The reality is that the demands of today's Millennial Generation are the same demands that enable their own survival. The Millennial Generation is merely being motivated by self interest and self protection given today's economic and social constraints.
The Gen Y cohort of employees consistently mystifies and baffles many older employees, giving birth to an industry of experts and researchers who deem them lazy, self-entitled and in constant need of feedback. Is there any truth to this well-worn stereotype about Millennials?
In Canada, the average salary is expected to increase only 3.1 per cent in 2014. Various trends continue to replace straight-up salary increases, such as targeting top performers with bonuses and enhanced reward programs. In fact, this trend toward softer, intangible benefits from companies is exactly what we Canadians have been asking for.
Last week, "Why Generation Y Yuppies are Unhappy," an article written on the Huffington Post went viral. ERRRR it made me angry. Here's a quick summary: "When the reality of someone's life is better than they had expected, they're happy. When reality turns out to be worse than expectations, they're unhappy." If you believe in this then you are settling for less in life.
I was shocked when the Saint Mary University's now-infamous frosh chant was released and quickly went viral. That video can be seen here, and althoug...
Wild ambition is the fuel for the engine, but the engine is represented by hard work. You can't get anywhere without both, and that's something that I've taken from living as a Gen Y'er. We've all made our own happiness. That's what life is about.
When I was In grade 10, I asked my teacher: "Why aren't the Special Needs students in any of our drama classes?" He hesitated... "It's... not a good fit." I asked our principal, who looked away: "It wouldn't be... appropriate." When I asked the head of the Special Needs program, she answered right away, "They would love to be, but they're not allowed." It seemed so unfair. These guys were the funniest, most uninhibited people I knew and drama would be the perfect thing to help develop their social and life skills. But I was only 15. It was a school policy. So.... I started my own program, just for them.


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Beautiful modern decor home close to everything!!!
Located right in the heart of the SeaTac International Airport Neighborhood, why stay in a SeaTac Airport Hotel when you can stay in a fully furnished private home for the same price. Feel at home while enjoying the Seattle Area Attractions.
The home features 3 Large Bedrooms, 1.5 Baths, and easily sleeps 6 - 10 very comfortably 8 in beds. Fully equipped, just bring your luggage and settle in. 2 Bedrooms with Brand New Queen Size Beds, 3rd Bedroom with 2 twin beds. There is a fully equipped kitchen, full sized washer and dryer and flat screen televisions in every room with extended cable featuring tons of free movie selections. For the traveler coming to Seattle for business, the home has a workstation available with free Wi-Fi and a printer. Just plug in your laptop and get to work. The home has a large front and back yard with a play area in the back that is completely fenced in for safe play for those traveling with children. This home is on an extremely quite and private residential street with tons of off street parking available. Close to the SeaTac Airport without any of the noise.
Nestled just above the South Center Westfield Shopping and Dining Area this home is located just minutes from SeaTac International Airport, Seconds from I-5 and I-405 and moments from the Link Light Rail Station.
Location, Location, Location!!! This is the most up and coming area inSeattle, with so many attractions close by it would be impossible to name them all. Close to entertainment such as movies, bowling, go cart racing, indoor skydiving, dining, shopping, spa services, and the list goes on.
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He has a wealthy lawyer dad. In other words, by hard work and participating in the American Dream. (by his dad, at least)
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27-10-2005, 02:17 #42
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Student loans, scholarships (but lost in my 2L), and work-study.
27-10-2005, 02:21 #43
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yet, only the priveledged seem to have a problem with it
BTW garbad, wheres your answer?
27-10-2005, 02:27 #44Originally Posted by Bortaz
Originally Posted by Nerf-Herder
Law - full scholarship, savings, and working for the DOJ. Still haven't taken out a loan, but I won't lie - money is tight. Each month I spend more than I earn and depending on my 3rd year costs, particularly in interviewing, I might break down and have to take a loan out before I graduate. I simply underestimated living costs in this damn city. That and my "full" scholarship didn't cover the tuition increase this year so I still have to pay a fairly stiff tuition bill. They tell me the firm that is paying for me may reimburse me some day, but I am not holding my breath.
So yeah, I pay in more than I get out. I read an article a while back saying a single male earning more than ~45k pays more in taxes than he gets out. I have been over that mark since my junior year as an undergrad.
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27-10-2005, 02:33 #45Originally Posted by jmervyn
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27-10-2005, 02:54 #46
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There was nothing left in your accumulated-adjustment account after your entire share was used to help pay Haliburton feed our troops.
By the way, Haliburton apologized for the double-billing. They said that as a professional, you should understand how common it is to double-bill.
27-10-2005, 02:59 #47
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About the reimburstment. Ba ha ha ha ha ha. *rolllllinggg on the ground laughing* Did they also promise you'll not put in more than 60 hours per week?
However, only one more loan to go Garb. Something to pay for your Barbri review course. Good luck.
But not from the Gov. of course. Your student loan just got axed.
27-10-2005, 03:09 #48Originally Posted by jimmyboy
Originally Posted by jimmyboy
Honestly tho, the hours don't bother me. I put in long days as an undergrad and professional and am used to it. I know it hurts people who go right from undergrad (omg?~?~? You studied 2 hours and worked 4 hours in the SAME DAY!?!?!?! OMFG, I bet you take early classes - at like 9 am and crap too~ lolz) but meh, I expected it.
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>But not from the Gov. of course...
I note on the tution statement they only charge me 1.5% interest per quarter if I don't pay. I figure if I can't pay my tutition 6% interest a year isn't bad
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I'd be dead by now if I lived in America. I really find it hard to believe that a country can treat it's own people so badly. anyway I kill gloams now, too much political stuff here
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FRESNO — Farming interests in Madera and Merced counties dropped their environmental lawsuit challenging the first section of the statewide high-speed rail project.
The California High-Speed Rail Authority and representatives of several agricultural organizations announced the settlement Thursday afternoon after Sacramento County Superior Court Judge Timothy Frawley signed off on it, less than 24 hours before attorneys were to argue their points in Frawley's courtroom.
The settlement removes the last legal challenge to the authority's approval last May of the 60-mile stretch of the proposed rail route between Merced and Fresno, and certification of the environmental-impact report that was the basis for the route approval.
Farm Bureaus in Madera and Merced counties were among the organizations suing the rail authority. Anja Raudabaugh, the Madera bureau's executive director, said the rail authority gave significant concessions: increased mitigation of agricultural impacts, and direct compensation for landowners affected by the project.
The lawsuit was filed by the Madera County Board of Supervisors, the two Farm Bureaus, Preserve Our Heritage (a Valley-based, grass-roots agriculture organization), Chowchilla Water District and the Fagundes farming family in Madera and Merced counties. They alleged that the rail authority used a "flawed process" to assess the effects of the high-speed rail project on agriculture and that the agency illegally approved the Merced-Fresno line.
The Madera County Board of Supervisors voted earlier this month to withdraw from the case.
Two similar suits, one by Chowchilla and another by companies that own property along the route in Madera and Fresno counties, were settled earlier this year.
"This is a very positive development and I commend the High-Speed Rail Authority on working closely with California farmers and arriving at a very solid settlement," Gov. Jerry Brown said.
What farmers wanted
The lawsuit by the farm groups sought to halt -- or at least slow -- work on the project. The rail authority is weeks away from awarding a contract for construction to begin this summer on the first stretch of the route in Fresno and Madera.
Thursday's announcement came less than three weeks after Farm Bureau representatives pledged to fight on after the Madera County Board of Supervisors opted out of the lawsuit.
The farm groups asserted that when the rail authority approved the Merced-Fresno route, the agency failed to adequately assess how agriculture and communities would be affected by the high-speed rail line; did not offer enough solutions to make up for those effects; and violated open-meeting laws that govern how the boards of state agencies conduct business.
Because of those problems and others, the suit asked the court to nullify the authority's May 3, 2012, environmental certification and approval of the Merced-Fresno section. It sought a permanent injunction barring the rail authority from hiring contractors, starting construction, purchasing equipment or supplies or spending any money to develop the section "until it has fully complied" with CEQA and state open-meeting laws.
What farmers got
Key provisions of the settlement, according to court documents, include requiring the rail authority to:
Make up for the loss of farmland for the railroad right of way by purchasing agricultural conservation easements on property of similar quality elsewhere in the region. Those easements would preserve the land from any use other than agriculture.
Offer to buy any leftover parcels under 20 acres created when the rail line divides a property.
Pay opponents' legal fees of nearly $973,000.
Create an "agricultural land mitigation fund" of $5 million to purchase additional conservation easements, beyond those required to make up for farmland directly affected.
Consult with affected property owners in the area of the "Chowchilla Wye," a Y-shaped junction of the Merced-Fresno rail route and a line branching westward toward Los Banos, San Jose and the Bay Area.
Take measures to ensure that the Chowchilla Water District's facilities are uninterrupted.
The settlement is considered a judgment by the court, which means the judge will have the authority to enforce the agreement's provisions.
"Far from being perfect, I believe this settlement forces the authority to compensate and mitigate individual land owners for agricultural impacts this project will have on the farming community in Madera County," Madera County Farm Bureau president Tom Coleman said. "We were very concerned that even if we prevailed entirely in our CEQA case, we would not have been afforded these rigorous concessions."
Moving forward
Frawley had dealt the farm organizations a blow in the fall when he rejected their request for an injunction to bar the authority from any planning or contracting work until the case was decided. In November, Frawley said he did not believe the plaintiffs were likely to prevail.
"The settlement represents a real improvement, providing more ag mitigation and more protection for the directly affected ag properties," said Barry Epstein, the lead attorney for the agricultural groups. "This is one of those cases where litigation was needed to accomplish the core CEQA purpose of reducing impacts when public agencies chose to undertake environmentally harmful projects."
A new complication for the rail authority arose Thursday: The federal Surface Transportation Board ruled that it has authority over the project, which could mean big delays and cost overruns if the state is forced to comply with federal railroad regulations.
Rob Wilcox, a spokesman for the rail authority, said the Surface Transportation Board is still considering the state's request for an exemption, "and we continue to move forward to begin construction this summer."
Dan Richard, the rail board's chairman, said he is confident the federal board will approve the request next month, as it recently did for a Florida project.
The rail authority has about $6 billion available to build the "backbone" of the route between Merced and Bakersfield. Federal money requires that it be spent, and the section largely completed, by Sept. 30, 2017.
The rail authority faces another lawsuit by Kings County, Hanford farmer John Tos and Hanford homeowner Aaron Fukuda, which claims the authority's plans violate Proposition 1A, the $9.9 billion rail bond measure approved by voters. That lawsuit will be tried May 31 in Sacramento.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.


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Vision of the Seeders Project
• To provide agricultural/forestry seeds to all nine providences where PCVs live, through regional meeting exchanges and individual PCV visits to office seed bank.
Objectives of the Seeders Project
• To provide green manure seeds to support soil conservation, (such as Carnivalia and Macunna).
• To provide agricultural seeds to support home garden and demonstration plots, (such as tomato, cucumber, radish, pepper, squash, bean, etc).
• To provide forestry seeds, including native and exotic tree species to support in timber plantation, aqueduct reforestation, and agro forestry systems, (such as Caoba, Roble, Arcasia, Guacapali).
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Before every regional meeting the seeders group prepares a tackle box by adding forestry and agricultural seeds, labels, and a quarterly newsletter called "Seeders". A box is taken to each regional meeting where volunteers are free to exchange and take seeds. The box is then returned to the office and the seeds are stored in the refrigerator.
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Fantasy Impact: TSN reports that Anahiem has traded Joffrey Lupul, Jake Gardiner and a 2013 conditional draft pick to Toronto for defenseman Francois Beauchemin.
The Ducks get: a solid No. 4 defenseman whom the Leafs had miscast as a No.2 guy. He is not. He is a 30-point defenseman who is stable defensively and works best on the second pairing. At $3.8 million, I cannot believe the Leafs got the return that they did. They almost win just from shedding the salary alone.
The Leafs get: an underrated top-six winger. Injuries prevented Lupul from making an impact this year or last, but I think had he remained healthy we would be seeing him in a whole new light. In Gardiner, the Leafs get a top offensive prospect blueliner. Knowing Brian Burke, they will sign Gardiner out of college and he'll get a long look in the fall. But he is still two years away from regular duty and five years away from having an impact in fantasy leagues.
Fantasy Players Impacted: This will free up some ice time for Carl Gunnarsson, and I would keep an eye on him as he has been playing very poorly this season in a depth role. This could be what the doctor ordered. Bringing Lupul on board takes some of the pressure off of Phil Kessel. Lupul's ability to create offense is superior to all other Leaf forwards except Kessel and maybe Mikhail Grabovski. Lupul will no longer be buried on the third line and I fully expect a "pop" from him. If he can stay healthy, I think he'll surprise in the same way that Clarke MacArthur has. With him leaving Anaheim, this frees up ice time again for the likes of Matt Beleskey in Anaheim.
Meanwhile, Beauchemin in Anaheim could cut Cam Fowler's ice time and knock Luca Sbisa right out of the lineup for now. Fowler has been producing some great offense, but his plus/minus has been hurting (minus-8 in the last eight games). This will take some of that pressure off, but his goals and assists will take a hit.
Players this deal helps, in order:
1. Lupul
2. Beleskey
3. Gunnarsson
4. Kessel
5. Dan Sexton
6. Tyler Bozak
7. Jonas Hiller (defense upgrade)
8. Fowler (long term)
Players this deal hurts, in order:
1. Fowler (short term)
2. Sbisa
3. Kris Versteeg
Rad64 said:
Puckhead said:
Part of being a good GM, is knowing what you have and going to get what you need. You want to call it luck that Pronger's wife wanted out of Edmonton, that is a reach, and very convenient for you, but the fact is, that there were lots of other teams interested, and it was Burke who put the deal together. Lets not forget, he also brought in Marchant, and Beauchemin from Columbus, which added the depth they needed to get over the hump as well.
I am not ready to suggest that Leafs fans erect a bronze statue of the man, but lets give some credit where it is deserved.
Puckhead said:
So if that means taking on a bit more salary, and an extra year, so be it. Someone mentioned earlier that Gardiner becomes the PP QB in waiting, with Karberle soon to be moved, or walking away, and nobody else in the system has the pedigree to take the job. All this for type of guy who the Leafs have more of, with Schenn, Aulie, and to a lesser extent Komisarek. I don't see the down side to this deal for the Leafs, and Anaheim, obviously got the guy they wanted back, who will help their porous D. As with most players in the Toronto system, they are being used out of the position they are best suited. Now Beauchemin can settle in to his complimentary role with Fowler, or Visnovsky, and stabilize the D making a run for a playoff spot.
DonCoburleone said:
DonCoburleone said:
And on top of that, all you Toronto fans who don't already hate Burke let me tell you something about him: He knows how to add complementary players to Top End talent, THATS IT! He was handed Getzlaf, Teemu, McDonald, Perry, Niedermayer and Giguere (in his prime Jiggy was a force). Then he just built around that core, got lucky to acquire Pronger cuz his wife hated Edmonton, and VOILA! Stanley Cup! Burke is a F-R-A-U-D!
Puckhead said:
Most of the so called experts will suggest that Burke had to take back Lupul's salary in the deal, and maybe there is some truth to that, but this guy has proven that he can play, and thrive in the NHL, when healthy. He had 10 goals last season in 25 games before his injury, and has 5 goals and 13 pts in 27 games this season. What people need to remember is that coming into a season after missing training camp let alone the first 2 1/2 months is not easy, and it usually shows in their point totals. Plus he was playing 3rd line wing, behind Ryan, and Selanne. Yes he has a fairly hefty cap hit, but when you can dish that Beauchemin deal, and his sub par play on both sides of the puck for that type of return you have done a great job!!!
Jon Dey said:
This is not a steal for either team, it is a Good deal. The 4th was probably a toss-in because the leafs are saddled with Lupul for longer than Anaheim is saddled with Beauchmin.
It is just a good deal to me.
Martin said:
November 15, 2010:
"The Toronto Maple Leafs are in a terrible slump. GM Brian Burke has to make a move before the Leafs dig a huge hole that they cannot get themselves out of. He does not want to give Boston a top five pick in this years draft.
Burke has contacted Anaheim about Joffrey Lupul. He is set to come back from injury. Lupul currently makes 4.25 million a year and the Leafs can afford to take on his contract. And Anaheim would love to move his contract. The Leafs are offering Mikhail Grabovski.
Anaheim is seriously considering this offer and Burke is trying very hard to land Lupul."
This could have been Kessel 2.0....haha
fzusher said:
Larry said:
Martin said:
Lupul is a goal scorer, who's had some bad luck with injuries. He'll get his groove back, and in a place like TO, where they need these types of guys to play 18 mins a night, he will thrive.
Pengwin7 said:
Lets grab a bunch of misfits and throw them together and cross our fingers.
Guess what... it doesn't work. There is a reason Lupul has changed teams four times in the last five years. A reason.
Ryan said:
Ryan said:
They almost win just from shedding the salary alone.
But Lupul's cap hit is more than Beauchemin's, so really no salary shed here.
Reddawg said:
Jeremy said:
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Hi, I'm attempting to important several images into my Premiere Pro (CS5) project; however, after importanting several images, it won't let me important any more stating that: "There is not enough memory to import the required file(s). How can I resolve this problem?
Please forgive me for being so ignorant. I'm learning. And I know I have a lot more to learn in the world of technology.
Thank you!
What are the dimensions of the stills? You may need to make copies at a smaller size before importing if the originals are too massive.
Your project resolution at most will be 1920x1080 HD, but the stills could be 8000x6000 or something crazy like that, a lot of extra overhead involved.
Jeff Pulera
Safe Harbor Computers
They vary, here are some of the sizes I have:
Here are some sizes of some picture that made it into the project:
3072 x 2304
2304 x 3072
3264 x 2448
Here are some sizes of some pictures that did not make it into the project:
720 x 480
5184 x 3456
Should I resize them?
Thank you sir for taking the time to help me out.
How about some info on your system ! Like ram fer instance....
Im a Mac person, but it seems to me that if you are trying to edit HD sequences with images you mentioned, that you need to have more that 4 GB of ram. Between Windows and Premiere that might not leave enough for what you want to do. It might help to know about you entire system..processors, raid array, graphics cards,etc.
I second the idea to at least quadruple the amount of RAM you have installed. Both Windows and Premiere Pro can make good use of it.
You might, and I repeat might, be able to Scale (see this ARTICLE) your Still Images in Photoshop to match your Sequence's Frame Size, but 4GB with Win7-64 is only about enough to run the OS, and not much more.
Good luck,
Thanks everyone, your responses were quite prompt and informative, I'm very appreciative of the community here.
I'm going to buy more ram! Thanks again!
Reply to the original post by MP5434,
Hi, What this error means is a few things. First, it has nothing to do with the memory in your computer Adobe Premiere is an idiot, photoshop is an idiot, and the person who created the file might just be an idiot too depending. lol...
Seriously, the file could be 20x20 pixels and it still won't go in.
What I have come to the conclusion of every time I get this error is that the person who made the original file and sent it to me did something weird in creating it that causes Premiere to react this way. I'm not sure what it is yet, and I'm not interested in finding out, I just use a work around.
For future help for others, here's what I do: (on mac) open photoshop, make the view 100% hopefully it won't pass your screen, if it does, resize or crop. Then open "GRAB" take a snap of the window. Close it saving it somewhere in your computer as what it is, which is a tiff.
Then open that .tiff file in photoshop and save it as whatever you want either photoshop file or jpeg or pdf. Then import that file you just saved into Premiere and now the problem is gone!!
On windows; instead of using "Grab" just hit ALT+PRINT SCREEN, Then open a new file in photoshop make it whatever you want, I would start with 2000 x 2000, then paste what should be in your clipboard and crop & resize. Then save it and go back to premiere. When you import this time you will not have the error.
Hopefully this info will help someone who encounters this in the future :-) if I find the root cause, I will post.
You might want to read this first: Preparing still images before importing
That has got to be the weirdest explanantion and workaround to do something so easy and then using a screen grab as an intermediate image file ...is just nuts!
@the OP...listen to ANN and Bill
Good feedback.
I think we can figure this thing out :-)
Believe me guys I know what you mean, but when I have spent so much time in photoshop trying to modify the file in every possible way and still get the error when trying to import it, there was no other option for me. Specially with the TV station giving me a 2hr window to get the project done, rendered and uploaded to their server!
Out of Photoshop I tried:
1. Exporting as a new file.
2. Saving as a new file.
3. Saving as a PDF (which usually is my last resort and works to import into Premiere) it didn't this time.
4. Modifying the color settings, the mode, etc, etc...
5. Saving in every available format availabe that I could think of, and nothing.
I even made the file ridiculously small and it still wouldn't import.
I would love to send anyone the file and see if it imports for anyone else with no issues. Then I could rule out my system, and my brain!
if you want to try and solve this mistery email me and I'll send you the file. I'm at Cosme422 at gmail. I would love to see someone figure this out.
4. Modifying the color settings, the mode, etc, etc...
Which Color Mode did you try? One wants RGB 8-Bit, for Video. No CMYK. No LAB Color. No 16-bit Color Depth.
The ultimate format, to me, is PSD, which always works perfectly. JPEG (not Progressive JPEG), has also worked well, but I just happen to not be a fan of JPEG compression, so shy away from it, unless that is all the client can provide. If I have to do ANY alterations to it, then I do a Save_As PSD, for Import.
Good luck,
PSD is the format I use every time as well Bill and my prefered. I tried every color mode photoshop offers, and "Save As" each one and nothing.
I think I just discovered the problem!.
Since I don't have my primary computer with me I tried to open the file in Photoshop Elements which is on my carry around laptop and received an error message that says: "This document uses an unsuported color mode" telling me that it must be converted to be used with photoshop elements. I wish the full version of Photoshop on my main computer would have told me this!
Here's the file in my dropbox: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/25841233/EZ%20Pass%20%242.psd
Can't wait to get to my main computer in a few hours to investigate this file further now that the job is complete and delivered :-)
Dude, your image is CMYK. Like Bill said, that won't work. It needs to be RGB (which I tested and works just fine.)
That's the weird part that I did change it to RGB 8 bit and "Saved As" and still got the error trying to import it to Premiere. I will try it again.
Yes, PSElements lacks CMYK support, unlike PS.
When I am outputting Images in both RGB and CMYK, I always include those characters in the Save_As file's name, to keep me in the know, when I go to deliver the files to the client.
Good luck, and please let us know how the RGB works.
Sorry it took so song for me to get back with my results.
I finally had the time today to test this on my main computer. (the one I was using at the time I encountered the error)
"Not Enough Memory To Import The File" was not the problem as the software error message indicated.
The resolution: Open the file in Photoshop>Change Image mode to RGB 8bit and Save.
Then I was able to import the file. (without having to add more memory to my computer :-)
Thanks everyone for your help and input.


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DAHLONEGA, GA – The North Georgia women's basketball team pulled to within a point of top-ranked Clayton State University in the second half, but the Lakers used an 18-0 run to pull away and defeat the Lady Saints 79-44 in Memorial Hall in Peach Belt Conference action.
Clayton State continues their improbable run through the league as the No. 1 team in the country remains undefeated at 27-0 overall on the year and 16-0 in the Peach Belt Conference. The win coupled with a USC Aiken loss gives the Lakers the 2010-11 Peach Belt Conference Regular Season Championship.
The Lady Saints fall to 15-12 on the season and 6-10 in league action, as North Georgia will prepare for Saturday's season-finale with a chance to grab the fourth and final seed in the upcoming PBC Tournament.
North Georgia opened the game on fire, scoring the first five points of the game as Bianca O'Neal drilled a three-pointer, and Lindsey Moss connected on a layup, giving the Lady Saints a 5-0 lead with 17:14 remaining in the half.
The Clayton State defense clamped down from there, holding North Georgia scoreless for over five minutes as the Lakers got right back into the game and took their first lead of the night on a layup from Drameka Griggs, giving Clayton State a 6-5 lead.
The Lakers took their largest lead of the opening half at the 6:22 mark as Brittany Hall was good from long range, giving the top-ranked a team a 13-point lead at 26-13, but North Georgia rallied from there, ending the half on a 13-4 run to trail by just three points heading into intermission.
North Georgia scored the opening bucket of the second half on a Jessica Trice jumper to cut the Clayton State lead to a single point at 30-29, but the Lakers responded quickly, using an 18-0 run over the next six minutes to stake their claim to a 48-29 advantage.
Clayton State continued to pull away from there, using turnovers and offensive rebounds throughout the second half as the Lakers proved they were the No. 1 team in the land. North Georgia was outrebounded 45-20, and committed 27 turnovers as the Lakers held their largest lead of the game at 35 points when the final buzzer sounded.
Moss led the Lady Saints with 14 points, including a perfect 4-for-4 mark from the free throw line, while O'Neal added nine points and Tiffany Marlow tallied eight. Griggs led the balanced scoring attack for the Lakers, putting up 19 points, while Hall chipped in 15 points and Tanisha Woodard added 13 for Clayton State.
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Have you seen "Pillow Talk"?
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"Pillow Talk" brings back fond memories of my childhood. I was about 10 years old when my dad called me into the living room and told me to watch a movie that had just started on television. This was the first I'd ever heard or seen of the famous Doris Day and Rock Hudson, big time movie stars in the 1950s and 60s. This was also the first of many nights spent with my dad watching classic films.
"Pillow Talk" is a 1959 romantic comedy focused around a busy career woman (Day) who shares a party telephone line with a womanizing charmer (Hudson). Can you imagine sharing a phone line with a stranger instead of the government?
For its time, the film was actually a little risqué, but by today's standards it would definitely be rated G. There are a few suggestive jokes, but even those are tame by today's standards.
Doris Day plays a classy and independent woman who doesn't need a man to make her happy yet keeps having horrible luck in love (to all my girlfriends in their mid 20s: sound familiar?). Rock Hudson is gorgeous (oh man is he gorgeous!) as a flirtatious bachelor. One of my favorite things about Hudson's character is that he is always heard singing the same song over the phone to different women, just interchanging their names. And what I love about Day's character is that she isn't fooled by it.
Just one of her famous lines from the film: "Mr. Allen, this may come as a surprise to you, but there are some men who don't end every sentence with a proposition!"
"Pillow Talk" was ahead of its time and has plenty of material to keep you laughing.
Here's the official trailer for the film:
Rock Hudson and Doris Day paired up for two other hit films during their careers ("Send Me No Flowers," and "Lover Come Back"), but this is by far my favorite.
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Matrox Graphics Matrox Millennium II PCI Free Driver Download
Modem / ISDN, Display
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Device Name
Matrox Millennium II PCI
Supported Operating Systems
Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows 98SE, Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003, Windows Vista
Uploader Notes
Mga g100a-e it syay on the chip
this driver comes from compaqs website this card was out of a deskpro pII 300 they also have the g450 drivers compaq in printed on this card Just copy the exe to a empty folder they open it
dont bother to make the disks as long as it extracts its ok
UPGRADE the drivers from device manager display adapters
point it to the folder and poof!
Drivers Enjoy
Uploaded By
Dave (DG Member) on 5/23/2002
Driver Package
SP9567.exe (2.1 MB)
Hardware Ids Supported
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