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Portland Conservatory of Music Noonday Concert, with Elliott Schwartz and Friends, First Parish Unitarian Universalist Church, Portland. Free. 775-3356. 12:15 p.m.
Matana Roberts: "Prologue," exploratory soundwork for alto saxophone and moving image, Bowdoin College (Studzinski Recital Hall), Brunswick. Free. 798-4141. 7:30 p.m.
Vox Nova Chamber Choir: "Heaven on the Horizon," modern choral music, Bowdoin Chapel, Brunswick. $15. voxnovachoir.com. 7 p.m. Saturday; 3 p.m. Sunday.
Portland Symphony Orchestra: "Happy Birthday Mozart!" featuring Mozart's 39th Symphony, Merrill Auditorium, Portland. $26 to $64. porttix.com. 2:30 p.m.
Decompression Chamber Music Series, "Sparks and Jumps -- Genius Effect Part One," Haydn, Mozart and classical style, One Longfellow Square, Portland. $12 in advance; $15 at door. onelongfellowsquare.com. 6 p.m.
Metropolitan Opera Live in HD: Donizetti's "Maria Stuarda," encore broadcast, Strand Theatre, Rockland. $23 to $27; $15 for students. rocklandstrand.com. 1 p.m.
ETHEL: "Present Beauty," string quartet performance of Philip Glass' score to "The Hours," Hannaford Hall, University of Southern Maine, Portland. $40; $10 for students. portlandovations.org. 7:30 p.m.
Portland Conservatory of Music Noonday Concert, with trumpeter Mark Tipton, First Parish Unitarian Universalist Church, Portland. Free. 775-3356. 12:15 p.m.
PSO KinderKonzert, for ages 3 to 7, Brunswick High School (Crooker Theatre). $4. portlandsymphony.org. 9:30 and 10:30 a.m.
"Tap, Tap, Jazz," fast-paced show featuring Broadway showtunes, high energy and innovative choreography, Maine State Ballet Theater, Falmouth. $15 to $20. mainestateballet.org. 7 p.m. Friday; 1 and 4 p.m. Saturday.
"Greater Tuna," off-beat comedy set in Tuna, Texas, Portland Stage Company. $34 to $44; discounts available for seniors, students and groups of 10 or more. portlandstage.org. 7:30 p.m. Thursday to Jan. 31. Through Feb. 17.
"Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo," Maine premiere of drama about a tiger roaming the streets of Baghdad seeking the meaning of life during the Iraq War, Mad Horse Theatre Company, Hutchins School, Portland. $20; $15 for seniors and students; pay what you can Thursdays. madhorse.com. 7:30 p.m. Thursday to Saturday; 2 p.m. Sunday; 7:30 p.m. Jan. 31. Through Feb. 3.
"Arsenic & Old Lace," classic comedy, Portland Players, South Portland. $20; $18 for seniors; $15 for students. portlandplayers.org. 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday; 2:30 p.m. Sunday. Through Feb. 10.
"Lovers and Other Strangers," romantic comedy by Lake Region Community Theatre, Lake Region High School, Naples. $10. lrctme.org. 7:30 p.m. Friday; 1 and 7:30 p.m. Saturday.
"The Hound of the Baskervilles," comedic Sherlock Holmes spoof, The Public Theatre, Lewiston. $18; $5 for ages 18 and under. thepublictheatre.org. 7:30 p.m. Friday; 8 p.m. Saturday; 2 p.m. Sunday; 7:30 p.m. Jan. 31. Through Feb. 3.
Winter Cabaret, raucous, adults-only night of sketch comedy, music and desserts, Theater Project, Brunswick. $15 to $20 suggested. theaterproject.com. 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday; 2 p.m. Sunday. Through Feb. 10.
"Ghost-Writer," one-act drama presented by Heartwood Regional Theater Company, Lincoln Academy, Newcastle. $20; $12 for students. heartwoodtheater.org. 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday; 3 p.m. Sunday.
"Play Me a Story: Snowy Stories," interactive theater workshop for children ages 4 to 10, Portland Stage Company. $40 per month; $15 per session. portlandstage.org. 10:30 a.m. Saturday.
"Mystery at My Family Reunion," interactive mystery-themed dinner by Mystery for Hire, DaVinci's Eatery, Lewiston. $38.95. 782-2088. 7 p.m. Saturday.
"Spank! The Fifty Shades Parody," adults-only musical based on the best-selling book "Fifty Shades of Grey," State Theatre, Portland. $27.50 to $32.50; reserved seating. statetheatreportland.com. 8 p.m. Tuesday.
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The Tell Es-Sweyhat Expedition
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Although it was not possible to conduct a major field season of archaeological excavations at Tell es-Sweyhat during 1994 due to insufficient funding, some study of the unprocessed pottery sherds was done in conjunction with Holland's visit to Aleppo in September to attend an International Colloquium, which had as its theme "Aleppo and the Silk Road."
At the end of the colloquium, Holland and a Syrian Department of Antiquities' representative rented a car with driver and went to the Euphrates River area of the Jazirah in order to pay the year's wages and storage fees to the guard at Tell es-Sweyhat and to conduct study of some of the unprocessed material from previous seasons of excavation. Holland was very fortunate and grateful for the hospitality that was afforded to them by Dr. Uwe Finkbeiner, the director of the German excavations that were being conducted at Tell Abd, about twenty kilometers to the southwest of Sweyhat. They were housed and fed by the expedition during the two days of sorting pottery sherds at Sweyhat for removal to Aleppo for study as well as given a thorough tour of the Bronze Age site, where Clemens Reichel, Jerry Lyon, and Kate Sarther (graduate students in the Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations) were working as part of the excavation team. Holland studied the pottery for five days in the Ramsis Hotel in Aleppo, primarily describing and drawing pottery vessels that had been excavated from the Wall Painting building in Operation 5 during the 1993 season. Unfortunately, it was impossible to complete this task in the short time available, but it is planned that the work will be concluded during the Oriental Institute's 1996 season of excavations.
In Chicago, work proceeded on preparing objects, sections, plans, and pottery illustrations for inclusion in the first volume of a final report on excavations at Sweyhat. Elizabeth B. Tieken, one of our more loyal supporters, very kindly undertook the task of restoring one example of the "Vounous" type storage jar excavated from Sweyhat so that it can be photographed for publication. She is also working on a very brittle Roman cooking pot, broken into numerous fragments, from one of the later phases of occupation on the site. A considerable number of Early Bronze Age metal objects were sent to the Smithsonian Conservation Analytical Laboratory for analyses and inclusion in the forthcoming report, the results of which were expected during 1994/95; however, due to extensive construction at the Smithsonian's laboratories, these results will be delayed.
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I have been online for about 8 years now. In those 8 years, I have met a large variety of people. Some were very good and some were VERY bad.
You have to watch out for those bad ones. They can be rude, crude and socially unacceptable and for very good reasons. I have talked to many who turned out to be nothing but nasty old men. YUCK! Of course, if you want to talk to these types of people then have a blast because there are tons of them online.
I, on the other hand, wanted to speak to people more interesting and similar to myself. I started searching the internet for�topics that interested and pertained to my life as a wife and stay at home mother. Parenting, Family, Marriage, Womens Issues. There were so many places to visit online. It was had to choose which ones to visit first.
I finally found several places on the internet focused on the subjects that interested me. My very first place was an "Expecting Club" message board. This is a message board for women who are pregnant and are due to give birth in the same month. Our month was July 2000. Since I was pregnant with our second daughter at that time, this was the perfect place for me. I could talk to women going through many of the same things that I was going through. And boy did we speak about it all.
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I know this is the brownie collection place, but I'm going to post a cookie recipe from the King Arthur Baking sheet. I haven't made it yet but it sounds really good. Chocolate, of course, and it has oatmeal in it for the healthy factor.Double Chocolate Treasures 2 cups semi-sweet chocolate chips, divided1/2 cup unsalted butter3/4 cup sugar2 large eggs1 t. vanilla extract2 cups old-fashioned rolled oats1 1/2 cups flour2 t. baking powder1/2 t. saltFor coating1/2 cup powdered sugarPreheat oven to 350º. Have on hand 2 baking sheets lined with parchment.In a heavy saucepan, or in a bowl in the microwave, melt 1 cup of thechocolate chips. Stir until smooth.In a large mixing bowl, cream the butter and sugar until light and fluffy.Blend in the eggs, vanilla and melted chocolate. Add the combineddry ingredients, mix, scrape the bowl, then stir in the remainingchocolate chips. Shape the dough into 1" balls and roll in powdered sugar,coating heavily. Place on the prepared baking sheets with 2 inches between them and bake for 10 to 12 minutes. Remove from the ovencool for 2 minutes on the pan, then transfer to a rack to coolcompletely. Makes about 5 dozen.
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CREAMY CASHEW BROWNIES1 PKG. FUDGE BROWNIE MIX (13-INCH X 9-INCH PAN SIZE)1/3 CUP WATER1/4 CUP CANOLA OIL1 EGG1 CUP (6 OUNCES) SEMISWEET CHOC. CHIPSTOPPING:2 PKG. (8 OUNCES EACH) CREAM CHEESE, SOFTENED1-1/2 CUPS CONFECTIONERS' SUGAR1 TSP. VANILLA1 CUP SALTED CASHEWS, COARSELY CHOPPED1/2 CUP HOT FUDGE ICE CREAM TOPPING, WARMED1. IN A LARGE BOWL, COMBINE THE BROWNIE MIX, WATER, OIL AND EGG. STIR IN CHIPS. SPREAD INTO A GREASED 13-IN. X 9-IN. BAKING PAN.2. BAKE AT 350* FOR 25-27 MINUTES OR UNTIL A TOOTHPICK INSERTED NEAR THE CENTER COMES OUT CLEAN (DO NOT OVERBAKE). COOL ON A WIRE RACK.3. FOR TOPPING, IN A LARGE BOWL, BEAT THE CREAM CHEESE, CONFECTIONERS' SUGAR AND VANILLA UNTIL SMOOTH. SPREAD OVER BROWNIES. SPRINKLE WITH CASHEWS; DRIZZLE WITH HOT FUDGE TOPPING. REFRIGERATE BEFORE CUTTING. STORE IN THE REFRIGERATOR. YIELD: 2 DOZENOkay Ladies...this was fun but the end of the brownie recipes comes to an end. I hope you all enjoy the collection that I posted. From my kitchen to yours! Sue
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As runner-up for the Horizon League Newcomer of the Year, Fouse was named to the All-Newcomer Team and the CollegeInsider.com Freshman All-American Team.
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Scored eight points and grabbed seven rebounds against Southern Illinois (12/15).
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Collected eight rebounds, four blocked shots and three assists in win over NDSU (11/24).
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Forty-three year old Matthew Davis was shot to death at the brothers' home west of Reno on Sept. 10.
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The man from whom Reed High School is named for spent the majority of his life in the Reno-Sparks area working his way from local attorney all the way to Nevada District Court Judge.
Reed was much more than the name plastered on the school's front lawn sign, he was one of its biggest supporters. Former Reed High Principal Tim Griffin said Reed could always be spotted courtside or up in the bleachers at sporting events.
"He was a giant of a man," Griffin said Monday. "He was one of the finest people I have ever worked with. He was polite, humble — and really he was something else."
Griffin remembers one of Reed's favorite school events was Homecoming, and though he, in a sense, had a lifetime pass to all the games he refused to come in for free.
"He is the kind of guy who stands in the rain to buy a ticket," Griffin said. "He was always there and he did an awful lot to help the school in a variety of ways. The school certainly honors him and they made a great choice."
Reed graduated from Reno High School in 1942 before enlisting in the United States Army where he fought in World War II as a Staff Sergeant in the E.T.O. and the South Pacific. He escaped containment as a prisoner of war in Germany in 1945 and returned home to attain his college education at the University of Nevada in 1949. He graduated from Harvard Law School in 1952.
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Pina Bausch, the queen of European dance theatre, is a master of the excruciated-artist interview. One journalist, Valerie Lawson, of the Sydney Morning Herald, reported that Bausch never answers a direct question about her work. All you can hope for is that, as she chain-smokes her Camels, she will, like the Sibyl, utter some dark clue about her art or, failing that, say what anguish it puts her through. "It's so terrible, horrible, you go down, down, down," she told Lawson. "It all takes so much strength. I'm so fragile. It's emotional." She doesn't know how long she can go on.
Such remarks must be taken in context (most artists go through hell—some are more likely to tell the press about it), but Bausch, now sixty-six, really may be getting tired. Because she has not brought her company, the Wuppertal Dance Theatre, to New York every year—and because, when she did come, she sometimes presented works that were nine or ten years old, and not in chronological order—it has been hard to track her progress, but the fact is that when she started performing here, in the mid-nineteen-eighties, she got a reputation, for theatre of cruelty, that she was already outgrowing. The pieces she showed in those early seasons were indeed cruel—they had gang rape, slashings, police dogs—but most of them were from the seventies. By the time we got to see them, Bausch was becoming something else: calmer, funnier, and also, as her obsession with cruelty subsided, rather at loose ends. In 1986, only two years after her first New York season, she started producing her "city" works. By then, she was an international star, and various great cities, one after another—Rome, Palermo, Los Angeles, Hong Kong, Lisbon, Budapest, São Paulo—commissioned her to make evening-length shows about them. The company would spend about a month in the locale; the dancers would tell Bausch their impressions of the place, feed her ideas; she, combining these ideas with other material, would make the piece; and it would première, with great hoopla, in the city in question. Then it would tour, and that, in the usual case, was her output for the year. To me, this method signifies weariness: Bausch needed something external to give her a "hook," get her going. In fact, she rarely took the target city very seriously. You would never have known that "Palermo, Palermo" was about Palermo, or that the other pieces were about the other places, if the title or the musical choices—sometimes just the advertising—hadn't tipped you off.
Nevertheless, these municipal commissions were useful, in that they allowed Bausch to continue, and explore what remained, after the great wave of Weltschmerz that had floated her early work broke on the beach. We like Shakespeare not just for "King Lear" but also for "The Tempest." The early idea may be the most striking, but sometimes it is in the later work, where the tension is relaxed, that the artist really sticks her fingers into the void. So it is with "Nefés," which was first shown in, and in honor of, Istanbul (nefés is Turkish for "breath") in 2003 and had its American première at the Brooklyn Academy of Music this month.
Like most of Bausch's pieces, it is a collection of skits. A woman enters, carrying a vase of flowers. She removes the flowers, drinks water from the vase, plunks the flowers back in, and exits. At another juncture, this same woman—Nazareth Panadero, a company veteran—comes out and tells us, quite firmly, that all her good qualities were inherited from her grandmother. She then produces a black garter belt and puts it on over her dress, saying, "It's beautiful, isn't it? It's a pity to hide it, don't you think?" That settled, another woman appears, at the side of the stage, and, one by one, ten people crawl out from under her long gown. She counts them off into a microphone: "One, two, three . . ." When they have all emerged, Panadero says, "My grandmother had ten children." Everyone giggles and goes away.
These absurdist skits were once the vehicle for Bausch's exceedingly sinister portrayal of the war between the sexes. If "Nefés" had been made twenty years ago, something more would have gone on under that dress, and the garter belt would have been pinned on a man, not a woman. Actually, "Nefés" did have one old-style scene of humiliation. (A man and a woman are having a picnic by a lake. The man gallantly pours the woman a drink and lights her cigarette. She reclines on the floor, whereupon the man empties a bottle of water onto her face. She ignores this. She sips her drink, smokes her cigarette. He then pours another bottle of water on her face. And so on, maybe four times.) But that was the only resurgence of flat-out theatre of cruelty. Now the subject of Bausch's skits is mostly discomfort. What was it like for Panadero to drink the water in which those asters had been rotting? How was it for the other woman to have ten big people lift her dress and crawl between her legs? How was it for them? Was it hot under there? In her early pieces, too, Bausch dealt in discomfort, but it tended to get upstaged by the sadism. Now this milder oppression is the subject, and it is more penetrating simply because it is milder, and therefore more recognizable. Someone standing too close to you, someone blowing his breath in your face: for many of us, that's the hell of social life.


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This is likely to open a <bunch> of opinions so I will narrow it down.
I shoot Marbalizers exclusively and play in temps ranging from 60-90 degrees.
I am looking at a Lapco Big Shot Assault for my x7 Phenom.
The big shot barrels come in .687 and .690 bore size. Based on the above criteria, what bore size do you think would shoot most "accurately and consistently"?
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Personally, I'd go with the .687 out of those choices but what I would really prefer would be a J&J ceramic.
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Though I think this belongs in the upgrades and customization section, I'm interested in this conversation. Even though everyone's probably sick of taking barrels as they don't seem to have that much of an effect on accuracy barring the complete pieces of poo.
This is something I'm currently debating as well. Through my research J&J two-piece, Flasc two-piece, Custom Products two-piece, and the underbored Lapco you're referring to are the most intriguing to me.
As I posted here; http://www.tippmann.com/forum/wwf77a/forum_posts.asp?TID=191147&PID=2728747�
The concern of mine, which has been confirmed only by one person on a separate forum, is that the nature of the open bolt, large chambered Tippmann may struggle during the transition of paint from marker to underbored barrel.
Essentially, without looking into bore/paint match, just as a general stance, what might or might not be too underbored for the A5 and/or X7 from a technical standpoint.
Because let's face it; There's not a hell of a lot of improving of accuracy with a barrel upgrade on a blowback marker. So, the efforts are simply to improve efficiency and consistency. My marker is generally both, but from what I've read; the underbore might be a touch more of both. What I don't want to do is take a step backward by overdoing it, and have balls break in my marker.
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Generally, you want paintballs and a barrel that matches. The test I use is this:
I want the ball to stick in the barrel, but push through it with a puff of air (from my mouth).
Paint can swell or shrink for many reasons. If you want to be real precise, check the bore each time you play. .689 is the "official" size. When using paintballs that are not very round, you need to go a bit bigger.
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Merritt has kept in frequent contact with Concordia University head softball coach Carrie Kosderka-Farrell, waiting for scholarship approval. Merritt completed her official visit to Concordia about a month ago after visiting five other schools in Oregon during the year, making Concordia a no-brainer.
"Instantly when I walked on campus, I just knew (Concordia) is where I wanted to go," Merritt said. "The coach is really nice and is like a mother figure sort of. She treats her girls like they're her kids and the campus is super small so the student-to-teacher ratio is about 15 to one. You know you are going to get help if you need it. You won't be in a 500-student class."
Merritt, 17, will enter her fourth year of playing outfield and pitching at Spanish Springs High and will look to move on to fill a vacant spot in right field at Concordia. She said her choice to go to Oregon for college, particularly Concordia University, was influenced by discovering playing sports and managing a difficult nursing program is achievable.
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Merritt said she has had plenty of practice juggling academics with athletics during her time at Spanish Springs. She admits the challenge will intensify with more difficult classes and rigorous practice schedules, but she feels confident she is up to the task.
"It's hard, obviously, but I know that it is going to be the same in college and so I have never given up. That has always been my goal, to keep on that pace," Merritt said. "I know that some things may have to be given up. I know if I have to stay home and study or if I have to go to practice I miss a football game or something. I have to set my priorities and keep disciplined."
Around school, Merritt has dialed back her club participation to focus on softball, completing her final classes and preparing for college. She worked in the Leadership class for two years and also participated in the Interact Club to keep involved in school happenings. She said the community service projects will always be foremost in her mind.
"We donated to Green Eyes in Africa, where we raised money and sent it to a guy in Africa who lived in Sparks and then moved to Africa and started an orphanage over there." she said. "They are so less fortunate and people complain all the time that we don't have enough and if you watched the video about how they live, it was so eye-opening and memorable.
"I still go to everything and help (the Leadership class) out whenever I can. I think it is very important to be very involved. It brings us closer. I have noticed this year we have a lot more school spirit and everyone is kind of coming together as a school and the classes aren't separated."
Merritt said she enjoys going camping with her family in limited free time and she can always be spotted supporting her fellow Cougars from the bleachers. She competes on a traveling softball team where she tests her talents year-round to stay sharp for high school and prepare for college.
"We have a very committed high school team and all the girls play travel ball," she said. "We all play on different summer travel teams and so when we play against each other during the summer it is nice to know who you're playing and it is fun to play with the girls from your school."


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Desigh "A" is the only one that will work and that assumes you actually install it the way it is drawn. "B" would not pass any code that I am aware of.
I'm adding a half-bath to on the first floor and tying into an existing sanitary line for the full bath above. Below are two designs. Design "A" runs the vent for the half-bath above the flood level of the fixtures in the full bath. Design "B" is a bit simpler on paper, but the existing riser is in an exterior wall next to a post at the point of the tie-in, so its a bit trickier to build than design "A". The sketches don't show the jogs in plan-view, which some lengths I relate may look out of scale.
I annotated the sketches with ABS pipe sizes and lengths. Blue lines are the existing sanitary, green is the new.
Are both of these designs OK? Code-wise, I'm in Nova Scotia.
Desigh "A" is the only one that will work and that assumes you actually install it the way it is drawn. "B" would not pass any code that I am aware of.
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"B" is not acceptable because once the line has been used for a drain, it can no longer be used as a vent. The only exception is the wet vent of the water closet past the lavatory.
"B" is the old "single stack" plumbing system design, as far as I know it was outlawed in the early part of the last century.
Also, in "A", I think you need to keep the toilet/lav vent size at 2 inches all the way up, rather than reducing down to 1 1/2
inch as shown.
And like mentioned above, keep the lav, including the vent, 2" all the way up to the next floor on the revent.
You can use the 1.5" traparm for the p-trap on the lav.
Below is an example of wet venting
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Thanks guys. "A" it is with a 2" vent. Wet venting makes my head spin...
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Wet venting is simple, but your ""B" is an illegal "wet vent" because you cannot wet vent between floors.
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The same reason that standpipes can only be so long. They siphon traps.why are long wet vents between floors a problem?


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The marinated chicken in these popular wraps is mouthwatering. They go together in a snap and always get raves! —Julie Sterchi, Jackson, Missouri
- 4 tablespoons canola oil, divided
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice
- 1-1/2 teaspoons seasoned salt
- 1-1/2 teaspoons dried oregano
- 1-1/2 teaspoons ground cumin
- 1 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/2 teaspoon chili powder
- 1/2 teaspoon paprika
- 1/2 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes, optional
- 1-1/2 pounds boneless skinless chicken breast, cut into thin strips
- 1/2 medium sweet red pepper, julienned
- 1/2 medium green pepper, julienned
- 4 green onions, thinly sliced
- 1/2 cup chopped onion
- 6 flour tortillas (8 inches), warmed
- Shredded cheddar cheese, taco sauce, salsa, guacamole and sour cream
- In a large resealable plastic bag, combine 2 tablespoons oil, lemon juice and seasonings; add the chicken. Seal and turn to coat; refrigerate for 1-4 hours.
- In a large skillet, saute peppers and onions in remaining oil until crisp-tender. Remove and keep warm.
- Discard marinade. In the same skillet, cook chicken over medium-high heat for 5-6 minutes or until no longer pink. Return pepper mixture to pan; heat through.
- Spoon filling down the center of tortillas; fold in half. Serve with cheese, taco sauce, salsa, guacamole and sour cream. Yield: 6 servings.
Originally published as Chicken Fajitas in Taste of Home August/September 2000, p8
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Hands down the best fajitas i've ever had. This recipe is a keeper!
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I thought this recipe was awesome (as did everyone else). I did sub blood orange olive oil for canola, lime juice for lemon, and I grilled whole boneless chicken breasts vs pan frying. I also made shrimp, which I did saute. I marinated for four to six hours. Seriously the best tasting fajitas I've ever made, maybe the best I've ever had. I didn't try the shrimp, but heard it was delicious, also.
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Excellent recipe. Milder flavor with red and yellow bell peppers.
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Somerset looking to overcome Trinidad threat
Trinidad and Tobago cricketers will be hoping to shake off an expected nervous start as they face the Somerset Sabres in their opening match of the Airtel Champions League Twenty20.
Yesterday national coach Kelvin Williams admitted he is patiently awaiting the first ball to be bowled to get the TT campaign underway.
Of course there will be some jitters by the players, but the good thing is that they are all seasoned professionals and will work things out, he said.
Williams described todays encounter as the biggest one for the players as history is there to be made.
His biggest challenge will be to engineer a perfect performance by the TT team to secure a win in their opening match of the tournament. A perfect game means an all-round performance in batting, bowling and fielding, Williams explained
The team coach explained that although there is likely to be a bit of pressure on himself and the players for a positive result in todays crucial match, he promised they will give their best effort.
Of course there will be some pressure for todays big match but we cannot afford to put too much pressure on ourselves. It could have negative consequences, Williams said yesterday when contacted by telephone.
The Trinidad and Tobago team which will be led by inspirational captain Daren Ganga will turn their eyes on the Deccan Chargers in the next encounter on Wednesday with victories ensuring that they advance to the next round of competition and a shot at the US$2.5 million.
The team received a boost for a second-round berth, after learning that the Chargers, the defending Indian Premier League (IPL) champions, were beaten by the English champions Somerset by one wicket on Saturday.
The Chargers are considered favourites to top group A. So it means that the Chargers will be hoping to rebound against TT on Wednesday. Williams believes the TT team can make history by copping the title in the championship but admitted it will be hard work. He refused to divulge the possible starting team for todays encounter but hinted that it will most likely comprise the same players which guided TT to victories in their two warm-up matches in Bangalore this week.
What we try to do at all times is to put our best team on the pitch. And we will hardly change it if we are getting results, Williams said.
He further added that the team has come to India with a mission and to date everything has gone according to plan. As such he made it clear they will be sticking to their plan.
Everything we have done so far is geared towards todays big clash with Somerset, Williams said.
Ganga said yesterday their work is cut out for them against the English this morning, but noted that they can pull off the win. He is hoping that their depth in batting will lead them to victories today and Wednesday.
We bat all the way down and this is very important in this form of the game. We also have some very experience players in the line-up but players such as Dwayne Bravo, Denesh Ramdin, Ravi Rampaul and himself will be hoping to lead the way, Ganga told the Caribbean Media Corporation.
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Oh, Grow Up! Planning an Adults-Only Trip to Orlando
Here's how it works…you tell the kids you're going on a boring business trip, drop them off at the in-laws and then head to the parks for an "adults-only" week of fun. Whether you're going with your significant other or taking a group of your best girlfriends, here are a few tips to have as much fun as possible.
Scheduling (or Lack Thereof)
On an ordinary Orlando vacation, I schedule every detail from what time to wake the kids to where we'll eat our afternoon snack. This is NOT the case when it's an adults-only trip. I still like to have a general idea of what we're going to do each day, but it's nice to just relax and "play it by ear."
Choosing Where to Stay
Value Resorts like the Disney's All–Star Resorts and Pop Century are popular among families (including mine). With this popularity comes lots of, well, let's call it "energy and excitement." When Leap and I travel sans tadpoles, we like to stay at a Moderate Resort like Caribbean Beach or a Deluxe Resort like Disney's Polynesian Resort for a little more peace and quiet.
Choosing the Best Ticket
When it's just the "big kids" we always choose tickets that give us the most flexibility. Since we move through the parks much faster and know which attractions we want to see at each park before hopping to the next, Park Hopper tickets for Disney and Park to Park tickets for Universal Orlando are must-haves.
Safe Traveling
If we stay at an on-site hotel, transportation to and from the parks is taken care of; we just hop on the bus or water taxi and enjoy the ride. If we go somewhere outside of the resort area, however, we always take a cab. Cab fare from Lake Buena Vista to Universal Orlando Resort and International Drive costs about $50. Cab fare from International Drive hotels to Universal Orlando Resort is only about $15. There are always plenty of taxis outside the nightspots, so you'll have no problem getting back to your room after a night out on the town.
Lovin' the Nightlife
- Universal CityWalk Whatever your taste in music or atmosphere, there's a bar or nightclub for you at Universal CityWalk. Two of my favorites are The Groove (a fun dance club) and CityWalk's Rising Star (one of the biggest karaoke bars I've ever seen).
- Disney's BoardWalk Entertainment District Jellyrolls, located at Disney's BoardWalk Entertainment District, is one of the hottest nightspots in Orlando. The dueling pianos, hilarious piano players and awesome atmosphere make this a "must-do" on a grown-ups only trip to Orlando. There's also Atlantic Dance Hall, Big River Grille & Brewing Works and a view of Epcot®'s fireworks show, IllumiNations: Reflections of Earth.
- Downtown Disney is a great place to do a little shopping, have dinner and then listen to live music at House of Blues or enjoy Cirque du Soleil-La Nouba. A few other favorite spots are Raglan Road Irish Pub & Restaurant, Fulton's Crab House and Wolfgang Puck.
Finding Your Inner Child
Just because everyone in the group is over 21 doesn't mean you shouldn't wait in line to meet Goofy or clap your hands in the air during Move It! Shake It! Celebrate It! Street Party. A trip to the theme parks is a perfect opportunity to be a kid again. Go for it!
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Squatters take over Greenbrook house
Date: April 23, 2009
by: Pam McTeer | News Editor
LAKEWOOD RANCH — Normally, you'd keep your furniture inside your house, but on April 9, a home in Greenbrook Terrace had its entire contents stacked neatly in the driveway.
It proved an unusual sight — especially considering that many neighbors didn't know anyone had been living in the home at 15118 Searobbin Drive.
The belongings were those of Mark and Melanie Fiscina and Mark Fiscina's cousin, Christopher Gallagher, who, according to Manatee County Sheriff's Office reports, had moved into the home as squatters. The three were arrested April 5, and their belongings were evicted from the home by property manager West Coast Homes Realty four days later.
"We didn't know what was going on," neighbor Robert Hufstedler said. "We had seen the police out there and the neighbor that was there we knew had moved out. We hadn't seen much action at the house and then all of the sudden we saw all these sheriff's cars (there)."
Rebekah Boos, broker/owner of West Coast Homes Realty, had reported to the Manatee County Sheriff's Office that people were living in one of her vacant homes and did not have permission to be there. No contract or verbal agreement had been made to allow occupancy, she told sheriff's office deputies.
The Fiscinas and Gallagher were charged with trespass in structure, a misdemeanor, and taken to the Manatee County Jail. A $250 bond was posted for each on April 6.
"(A man from the property management company) told me that he had talked to these people about renting the house, and they didn't have a deposit or a signed lease or anything and somehow they got in the house," Hufstedler said. "I don't know the details. He was kind of shocked to see that somebody had moved in."
The sheriff's office report states the Fiscinas and Gallagher entered the home April 2 and proceeded to establish residence without the homeowner's permission.
In a sworn affidavit, Boos said the Fiscinas filled out an application to rent the home and were asked to pay $75 for a background check. Boos stated she was contacted by Melanie Fiscina and told she could not get the money for the house but would try. Boos received no money exchange and never gave permission for the Fiscinas to move into the home, the report states.
Boos also stated all house showings and contracts are handled by her ex-husband, Jared Boos, who said he never received any money from the Fiscinas and never gave them keys to the Greenbrook house.
According to the report, Jared Boos said he talked to Rebekah Boos about how they would get the money and that Melanie Fiscina told him she had not yet received a check but was in the process of getting it to him. Jared Boos stated he did not give permission for anyone to move into the home.
The Fiscinas said they began moving their belongings into the house April 2. Neither could provide any proof of contract or money receipt of any type, the report states.
The Fiscinas also stated Gallagher has lived with them since April 2, but Gallagher said he was just helping his cousins move in, the report states.
Neither Mark Fiscina nor Gallagher are currently employed.
Rebekah Boos declined comment.
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Jeremy Powers, 24, of Hadley, MA, a professional cyclist since 2004, was selected for the Jelly Belly Pro Cycling Team. Since turning professional, he competed in bike races all over the world and represented the US in many cycling events.
It all started right here, in Niantic, paling around with his school buddies after school! "I grew up in Niantic, and during junior and senior high school my friends and I would go mountain biking," Jeremy explains to me. "I grew to love this sport and now it is my passion."
Today, June 22, Jeremy is competing in the inaugural Whaling City Cyclone Bicycle Race at Fort Trumbull, New London. This is his first time racing in his home area. Today he departs momentarily from his Pro Team to give back to the community.
"My mom and dad both work in New London," Jeremy tells me, "and I wanted to do something to benefit my own community. This race is being held to benefit the Heavy Hitters Gym in New London and the Bikes for Kids of Southeastern CT. Both these organizations help underprivileged kids." Jeremy's mom and dad are on hand at this race in support of Jeremy. His dad is operating the ice cream truck, and his mom is handing out samples of Jelly Belly beans.
"Try the pomegranate flavor", she urges me. "It is delicious." She is right. The Jelly Belly jelly beans can be found in our local convenient stores. Jelly bean fans will want to check them out.
"The Jelly Belly Candy Company in Fairfield, CA is the main sponsor of my cycling team," Jeremy declares. "Our outfits, shorts and jerseys, are designed by Jelly Belly to really stand out, to be fun and different. The company helps us in many ways, including financially."
Indeed, Jeremy is a colorful sight as he stands before me in his white long sleeved shirt designed with multicolored jelly beans sprinkled all over it.
The race course is a one kilometer course on Fort Trumbull. The circuit includes six turns per lap, and great views of the New London waterfront and Bank Street as a back drop. The race distance is 50 miles.
Jeremy is racing with 67 other bicycle riders in the Pro 1,2, 3 class race that starts at 3:00 pm. It is a truly awesome sight to see so many bike riders whizzing by at about 32 miles an hour.
We all need to think of alternatives to driving our cars these days, and these men are showing us the way!
Jeremy placed seventh in this race, and we are all proud of him. May he continue to follow his passion with pride and success.


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The transition to Southeastern Conference play has been tough for Auburn and Arkansas, both of which badly need a victory when they square off Saturday. The visiting Tigers have lost their first five league contests - by a combined 31 points - and are seeking their first road win in five tries. The Razorbacks are happy to be back home - where they upset Kentucky on Jan. 14 - as they look to snap a two-game skid.
Arkansas is a different team at home, having won 24 of its last 25 games at Bud Walton Arena including 10 of 11 this season. Auburn has dropped 14 straight SEC contests dating to last season and is coming off a disheartening 82-74 loss at Mississippi State in which the Tigers' reserves combined to play 34 minutes without scoring a point. "We didn't get any production off the bench. Zero," coach Tony Barbee told reporters. "We played with five guys tonight, and that's disappointing."
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ABOUT AUBURN (8-8, 0-5 SEC): The Tigers boast the SEC's highest-scoring duo in guards KT Harrell (19.3 points) and Chris Denson (18.9), who account for 51.7 percent of the team's scoring. Freshman point guard Tahj Shamsid-Deen (8.8 points, 3.3 assists) has blossomed in conference play and has compiled 26 assists against four turnovers over the past seven games. The frontcourt production has been limited most of the season, but forward Allen Payne (6.9 points, 6.1 rebounds) and center Asauhn Dixon-Tatum (6.3 points, 6.4 rebounds) both notched double-doubles against Mississippi State.
ABOUT ARKANSAS (12-6, 1-4): Employing coach Mike Anderson's "Fastest 40 Minutes" style, the Razorbacks average an SEC-best 82.8 points, and that number spikes to 89.5 at home. They've also forced 20 or more turnovers six times this season, winning each of those contests. The Razorbacks have a trio of players averaging more than 11 points - guard Rashad Madden (11.9), reserve guard Michael Qualls (11.8) and forward Bobby Portis (11.6 points, 6.4 rebounds) - but they've had 10 different players score in double digits in at least one game.
1. The Razorbacks have won six straight meetings overall and are 19-3 all-time against the Tigers at home.
2. Auburn is 0-4 when allowing 80 or more points, while Arkansas has topped 80 in 10 of 18 games.
3. Anderson's teams are 79-1 all-time when recording at least 20 assists, including a 4-0 mark this season.
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By: Caleb James, KOB Eyewitness News 4
There's a big development Tuesday for a deputy shot in the line of duty whose family is at risk of losing some important benefits.
Bernalillo County Deputy Robin Hopkins was shot in October by a man as he fled deputies and APD officers during a violent chase and shootout.
Hopkins' situation exposed a huge shortcoming: The county has no policy for paying workers on leave after an injury.
After a commissioners meeting on Tuesday, there is resolution for Hopkins.
Hopkins was shot in the line of duty two months ago, and she's still learning how to walk again.
With no policy at the county level to say what sort of paid leave she should receive, all of a sudden, this one woman's story has county commissioners asking about all other county workers.
"I do have the ability to do leave with pay back to the date of the incident," said county manager Tom Zdunek.
It's a development that brings good news for Deputy Hopkins.
But now attention turns to other county workers who may find themselves in a similar spot.
"Unfortunately, this is a one time event, if you will," continued Zdunek.
It's a one time thing for Hopkins, said Zdunek, because the county has no policy dictating what happens when special circumstances take a county employee off the job.
"The county needs to consider what we do on a forward going basis," he said.
Planning for the future -- should another tragedy strike -- is something important to Bernalillo County Deputies Union president Kyle Hartsock.
"I think a lot of people are learning a lot of things from this incident beyond the criminal act that happened that day," said Hartsock.
Hartsock says he's learned the county needs a blueprint on how to handle paid leave after an injury.
Commission chairwoman Maggie Hart Stebbins called for county manager Zdunek to draw one up.
"I look forward to seeing what the county comes up with and I think it will be a positive solution that even other county or city entities can model after," said Hartsock.
Most folks who spoke on this issue Tuesday night expressed how quickly the county is moving toward solving this problem.
The issue was identified, and already county leaders are asking for a policy.
The first draft is expected at the next meeting in January.
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The Texas A&M Aggies have informed the Big 12 that they are exploring their opportunities in other conferences. As an SEC invitation appears imminent, here are four things college football fans need to know about league expansion.
As the Georgia Bulldogs look ahead to their college football game against the Central Florida Knights in the Liberty Bowl, Dawg Sports looks back at the Red and Black's previous appearances in the bowl game in Memphis.
The latest, and silliest, internet rumor regarding conference expansion claims the Arkansas Razorbacks are considering bolting the SEC for the Big 12. Dawg Sports makes it clear that this isn't just wrong, it's ludicrous.
First of all, if I had my druthers I would wish that the conference did not disband. I'd like to see everything stay intact. If it goes from 12 to 10, that suits me just fine. I would really hate to see A&M and its rivalries with Texas and Texas Tech and Oklahoma go away. I hated to see the Southwest Conference disband. I'm the sort of person who holds onto old values. I think there are some that would like to see Texas A&M competing in the SEC.Gene Stallings puts conference expansion back to defcon four. Go 'Dawgs!
As the Texas A&M Aggies appear increasingly likely to join the Southeastern Conference, SEC fans are beginning to wonder what the program in College Station brings to the table. Dawg Sports examines the Aggies' pedigree.
The Georgia Bulldogs returned to Shreveport 18 years after playing in their first Independence Bowl and their 44-20 triumph over the Texas A&M Aggies marked a fresh start for the Red and Black.
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MINGO JUNCTION - Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mallett of Mingo Junction announce the engagement of their daughter, Megan Melissa, to Lucas William Phalen, son of Mary Ann Phalen of Yorkville and the late William Phalen Jr.
The bride-to-be is a 2006 graduate of Buckeye Local High School and a 2010 graduate of Ohio University with a bachelor's degree in education. She is employed as a fourth-grade teacher in the Buckeye Local School District.
Her fiance is a 2006 graduate of Buckeye Local High School and a 2011 graduate of the University of Akron with a bachelor's degree in engineering. He is employed as a mechanical engineer for TTI Floorcare in Glenwillow.
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The public is increasingly optimistic that the nation's economy will improve in the next year, while a growing number also expect their personal finances to get better. But this has not caused people to open their wallets: The proportion saying they have cut back on personal spending remains as high as it was earlier this year.
Nearly half of Americans (48%) say they expect economic conditions a year from now to be better than today, up from 40% in February. Over the same period, the percentage saying they expect their personal finances to improve at least some has risen from 54% to 63%.
Despite these positive signs, there is no indication that Americans are more willing to spend money. Roughly three-quarters (76%) report they have cut back on vacation spending, been eating at restaurants less often, or have delayed purchasing a car or major home items. That figure is largely unchanged from February (79%) and last December (77%).
When changes in savings, investment and home-purchasing decisions are factored in, nearly nine-in-ten Americans (87%) say they have made at least one spending cutback or an investment or saving adjustment. This also is about the same as in February (86%) and December (85%).
Read the full report Public More Optimistic About the Economy, But Still Reluctant to Spend on the Pew Research Center for the People & the Press' Web site.
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According to German legend, Faust is an educated man who forsakes God and makes a deal with the devil to exchange his soul for knowledge. This dramatic piece highlights a supernatural moment in which a magic disk enters Faust's study, floating near the lofty glass window. Faust turns in awe, as this disk shines a ray of light upon him, illuminating Faust and causing him to stand out amidst the dark background of his study. Rembrandt utilizes intricate lines to add a sense of depth and perspective to this piece, drawing our eye towards the center of the work, in which Faust and the disk appear as if in the midst of a conversation. We cannot quite discern the purpose of this magic disk but feel as if we are witnessing a convergence between the realms of the real and the fantastic.
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