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Sweetie-bot is my fay from friendship is witchcraft, I'm kinda afraid of day this becomes true...
Sweetie-bot a kedvencem a barátság boszorkányságból, kicsit félek mi lesz, ha eljön ez a nap...
Sweetie-bot a kedvencem a barátság boszorkányságból, kicsit félek mi lesz, ha eljön ez a nap...
Alice Baskerville: We have a friggin combat robot, and we are sticking her as our ambassador to Deviantart? That's like if the Avengers used the Hulk as their cook!
Alice Liddell: We have enough manpower and resources to fight the war as is. I refuse to escalate things. If the Evil Alices find out we have Sweetie Android, they would unleash the Fury or an army of Terminators on us.
Alice Baskerville: Fair enough, but still seems like a waste...
Alice Liddell: Maybe, but I'm calling the shots here, not you.
This made me think of the movie Akira... I like it!
You think Rarity will be able to talk her down from whatever it is she's about to do?
Of course, they will hug and everything will be alright. Than Lord Smooze will rize and devour the world a minute after that. The end.
You sure? You sure Sweetie Belle's comments about the value of life aren't just her prime directive of destroying the Smooze seeping through?
heheheheheh friendship is witchcraft <3 It will happen, and It will be a glorious day <3


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Tyler Bray's arm strength and presence in the pocket jump out at you.
So do his eye-popping numbers in 14 career games as Tennessee's starting quarterback. He's thrown for 4,172 yards, 39 touchdowns and 13 interceptions.
What's missing in those 14 starts is a marquee win.
Bray gets his chance Saturday against No. 18-ranked Florida, which has won seven in a row over the Vols.
We caught up with Tennessee's talented junior quarterback earlier this week for a Q&A:
How do you want to be remembered here?
Tyler Bray: By how many games we won and who we beat. I don't care how many touchdowns I've thrown, and nobody cares. As long as we're winning ballgames, that's all I care about. That's all the fans care about, and that's how it should be.
Is it fair to say that you need to win a big game before you can be considered as one of the top quarterbacks in college football?
TB: We need to go out there as a team and get a win like this, because they're going to keep saying we haven't beaten anybody in the SEC that good. It's time to put all that behind us and move on.
Your coaches have talked a lot about you being a more mature quarterback. Where have you matured the most?
TB: Last year, we were like, 'We're going to throw it deep regardless.' This year, if it's not open deep, we're going to check it down and let the running back make a play. That and the red zone and not thinking I've got to throw a touchdown on every pass. There's nothing wrong with throwing it away on first down if nothing's there. There's still going to be a second and third down."
What do you think the NFL scouts want to see in you or any quarterback other than the obvious skill set that it takes to play in that league?
TB: They don't want a quarterback coming in that hasn't won a bunch of ballgames or doesn't know what it's like to win. They want a guy who's a winner, doesn't lose much and is a fierce competitor.
How do you like the no-huddle offense that you guys have shown some of this season?
TB: Every quarterback, I think, likes the no-huddle. You saw Peyton [Manning] do it the other night. It's easier. You don't have to think as much. You get up to the line and see what the defense is running and run the play.
How much does it bother you that Florida has beaten Tennessee seven straight times?
TB: It does bother us. This team's got a bit more maturity this year. Last year, we probably wouldn't have cared what the streak was. This year, we're taking some pride and taking some ownership. We need to beat them.
What do you remember about the last time Tennessee won in 2004?
TB: I don't know. I wasn't watching Tennessee and Florida. That's for sure. I was probably watching the Pac-10.
How do you think Florida will try to defend you Saturday?
TB: What they're probably going to do is blitz a lot and try to get after me and make me throw under pressure and throw bad balls.
Don't you like it when people come after you and dare you to beat them down the field?
TB: Yeah, you get hit. I've been hit a million times. It doesn't hurt.


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Pacific Palms Caravan Park opposite Elizabeth Beach
Pacific Palms Caravan Park is a traditional family owned & operated caravan park located on the mid north coast of New South Wales. The Park is around 280km north of Sydney, 140km north of Newcastle and 20km south of Forster.
The park nestles in a beautiful bushland setting and is just a stones throw to Elizabeth Beach, one of the east coasts most popular ocean beaches. Elizabeth beach, also known simply as "Lizzy", is suited perfectly to families as it faces north-east and is well protected from east and south-east waves. The beach is serviced by Pacific Palms SLSC and is patrolled on weekends and during school holiday times.
For board riders, the park is also situated close to Boomerang beach and Blueys beach, both well renowned surf beaches.
The park sits amidst 3 coastal lakes and 3 national parks, where you will find large stands of native cabbage palms from which the area gets its name.
There are a number of cafes and restaurants located in the area and Forster is just a 15 minute drive away and boasts most major supermarkets and take-away restaurants.
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The Max Luther Drive Community Center is located at 207 Max Luther Drive, it is in the former Madison Academy Gymnasium. This community center provides basketball, football, baseball, and softball.
The building also houses the Special Populations Center of Huntsville. We offer many exciting programs for all Special Population citizens. If you have questions concerning activities at this community center, please feel free to come by or call (256) 427-5780.
Directions: Travel north on Memorial Parkway through the Oakwood Drive overpass. The next intersection will be Max Luther Drive/Memorial Parkway; turn right, go east through the Washington Street intersection and Max Luther Drive Community Center is located on your right.
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The Trials series is known for its 'easter eggs'. Actually 'easter eggs' is underselling it somewhat. Trials HD had a riddle and Trials Evolution had a riddle so insane it can't be solved this century. Now Trials Fusion is playing host to some seriously weird shit. More »
It's taken three years, but four Trials Evolution fans have finally solved that crazy ARG riddle RedLynx has been torturing players with since 2012. Brad "Professor FatShady" Hill posted how the real-life scavenger hunt was cracked, and it was a rather convoluted process. The gist? Four boxes out of five have been found, and each […]
Astute readers may remember that Trials HD contained loads of cryptic easter eggs and fourth wall-breaking riddles. Naturally, developer RedLynx decided to continue this trend into 2012's Trials Evolution, only this time it's gotten much, much more ambitious. Show More Summary
After helping reveal and solve the original Trials Riddle, Brad Hill, AKA Professor FatShady, and an entire community of Trials fans have been hard at work trying to solve another riddle: the Trials Evolution riddle. This is the end result: a story that spans countries, continents and — crucially — time. Prepare to be amazed. Read more...
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When the 'Origin of Pain' DLC pack for Trials Evolution launched in October 2012 it came packaged with 36 all-new tracks, new skills games and 100 new objects for player made levels. All for 400 Microsoft points (just over $5). Ubisoft just announced Riders of the Rustlands, the first DLC pack for Trials Fusion. Show More Summary
Trials Fusion, the sequel to Trials Evolution, is finally here. It's available on PC, PS4, Xbox One, and previous generation consoles, and we've sat down to play the game on PC. Games coverage on the Internet is constantly changing. Lots of gamers turn to YouTube to watch others play a game before deciding whether they want to buy it. Show More Summary
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12 Parks near Wagoner, Oklahoma
Fort Gibson, Oklahoma 12.86 miles SE
Muskogee, Oklahoma 13.86 miles S
Inola, Oklahoma 15.51 miles NW
Wagoner, Oklahoma (map) | (918) 476-6638
Sites: 44 | Latest Rate: $10.00 | 2 Reviews
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Apr 2013 - $10.00
This is a good COE park. Shore power is good, Water pressure is good. Sewer is at a dump station. Water is quite a distance from the site so you need to have extra water hose on some sites. Our site was nice concrete and was long enough to park the trailer and truck on the same site. Other sites are gravel and asphalt and are not very level. I think they are trying to upgrade this park but it will take some time. It is half price with the golden age passport. It is quiet and not a bad place to stay. I would like to give this a better rating but the sites are not that good yet. I would stay here again. - TXBobcat
May 2010 - $11.00
Clean, wonderful view, reasonably close to small towns, road in is county road of about 2 miles, hosts are friendly and knowledgeable. Corps of Engineers campground not to be missed. Good fishing. - mcguyvered
White Horn Cove Road Wagoner, Oklahoma 74467 (map) | 918-462-2042
Sites: 66 | Latest Rate: $11.00 | 1 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $11.00
We loved this COE campground. It is a wonderful place for family camping. Sites are spacious and grassy and shaded. The lake is beautiful has a number of boat ramps and is good for fishing and boating. The sites were paved and level. We had a concrete picnic table and fire ring. We only stayed one night since we were on our way home, but we would definitely stay here again. - webbsafari
Wagoner, Oklahoma (map) | (918) 687-4073
Sites: 81 | Latest Rate: $21.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jun 2010 - $21.00
This park is located on the beautiful Fort Gibson Lake. The lake and Fort Gibson Dam are wonderful sites to see. The campground is very large, and has a swimming area marked off in the lake and several play things for young kids. There are two different sides that are separated by the marina, where you can park or rent a boat or jet ski. One side has campsites for camper traitors and/or tents with several bath houses, play yards, picnic areas and even a tennis court. The other is more peaceful and is for fifth wheels or campers, and also has a bath house and small play ground. The staff was friendly and we had a wonderful time. The grounds are somewhat un-kept, its not trashy but could be mowed more often. It's a great place to spend time on the lake, or have a family summer reunions under the pavilions. Would recommend this to anyone staying around Muskogee. - 3paynes
Wagoner, Oklahoma (map) | (918) 772-2046
Sites: 479 | Latest Rate: $26.00 | 9 Reviews
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Apr 2016 - $26.00
Have stayed in Seminole part of the park many times. Hosts are always helpful and friendly. Great views and plenty of deer visiting. Choctaw is due to finally reopen after getting the same treatment that Seminole did several years ago with updating. Hopefully Cherokee is next. About half of Seminole is full hookup with 30 or 50 amp service. - Jerry F
Sep 2015 - $21.00
Great scenery, cement pads but some very close together. - mjtesky
Jun 2014 - $28.00
We have camped at both Seminole and Cherokee areas. Seminole is by far my favorite with cement pads and wide, shaded spots facing the lake. Both Full hook-up and water/electric only are available. Beautiful area especially in the fall. Camp host is very helpful and friendly. - User3575
Wagoner, Oklahoma (map) | (918) 683-0878
Sites: 77 | Latest Rate: $16.00 | 1 Reviews
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Oct 2009 - $16.00
This park is not to be confused with Western Hills Guest Ranch/Sequoyah Bay State Park that is also near Wagoner and on Lake Fort Gibson. We initially intended to stay here for two nights but the lake was 16 feet above normal and the lakeside sites were under water. There has been a lot of rain in this area recently; hopefully they will recover OK when the water recedes. The park has plenty of big beautiful trees and a lot of things to do and see. A very peaceful place to stay. Has very good TV reception via antenna. The restroom/showers were clean. I will definitely return in the future. - DavyD
Wagoner, Oklahoma (map) | (918) 485-4792
Sites: 91 | Latest Rate: $10.00 | 3 Reviews
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Nov 2015 - $10.00
Stayed here for our trip of the year. Was very quiet with less than half the sites used, even on the weekend. Great views of the lake and nice discount per nite stayed. Close to Wagoner and Choteau is just 25 miles north of Wagoner. - Jerry F
Jun 2010 - $18.00
The campsite is on Fort Gibson Lake. Some of the sights have been redone this year and are level. Other sites are old and very unlevel. This place is OK, but they should have redone all the sites. - okiecamper
Jul 2009 - $11.00
This is a Corp of Engineers park. It is a little dated. HOWEVER the park is scheduled for a complete redo at the end of the 2009 camping season. It is very accessible from Tulsa and The Muskogee Turnpike. My wife and I parked for nearly a week as a little get-away in our new 5th Wheel and I easily drove into my Tulsa office each workday. We will stay here again and look forward to the renewed park next year. - Okie Drifter
76138 US-69 Wagoner, Oklahoma 74467 (map) | (918) 485-8470
Sites: 30 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 5 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $25.00
This was a last minute stop due to us being behind schedule. We had originally planned to stop further down the road but decided to pull in for the night based on previous reviews being at an "8" with the latest review on September, 2012. This review will hopefully provide an update of the current situation.
It began as I was filling out the paperwork to check in; the "reservation" form wanted to know "is anyone in your party on Probation"? Yes or No. The second question asked "Has anyone been convicted of a felony"? Yes or no and then the year convicted.
This should have been my first clue that something was wrong at this park. When I asked the lady who was checking us in about these questions, she said that a previous camper did not like it when the police came through the campground. Seems that the camper's grandson was in trouble with the police. So now they ask up front if you are in trouble or have been in trouble with the law.
When we arrived at the site (#4) it was a pull through with crushed gravel. There was no cover on the sewer connection pipe. Also the opening to the sewer connection was level with the ground which when combined with no cover allowed dirt, gravel, etc to collect in the pipe.
Grass growing through the gravel pad. No cover on the electrical box which left the circuit breakers and 50 amp outlet exposed to the elements.
The coup de grace happened while I was attempting to connect the utilities at the rear of the motorhome while my wife was inside the motorhome extending the slide outs. Some of the "neighbors" came up to the front of the motorhome looking through the front windshield of the coach while she was working. Needless to say, it bothered her a LOT!!!
This park is filled with folks who live here full-time in their RV's. If there were other over night guests there besides us, they were not readily apparent.
WE WILL NOT BE BACK UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES. AVOID THIS PARK AT ALL COSTS!!!! - Maddog11
Sep 2012 - $25.00
Excellent Wi-Fi in Laundry room. Great showers, private stalls for showers and toilets. Washers and Dryers are 1.00 each. Gravel site not level. I think this is a good overnight stop. Large field surrounding park, good for walking a dog. Would stay here again. - Robert R
Nov 2011 - $30.00
Pros: Easy access, friendly hosts and hookups in good working order. Cons: No Wi-Fi, No cable, WAAYY over priced considering the location and competition down the road with Wi-Fi for half the price. No GS/Mil discount was offered when asked. Shame on me for not doing a good job on my homework. Their web site: www.countryviewrvpark1.com, fails to list their rates. 10 miles down the road, another park is $18 a night, nearly half what we paid here with less amenities. Assumed (HA!)it would be comparable. Having said all that, this is not a bad park for a couple nights/overnight. Level gravel pads, Verizon hotspot works well and getting a good number of OTA channels. Gravel spots, lots of long term residents. At 30 bucks a night, won't stop here again with comparable parks within 10 miles down the road in Porter at half the price. - dndfamilyfarms
Warner, Oklahoma (map) | (918) 463-5554
Sites: 16 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 2 Reviews
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May 2013 - $30.00
This is just a place along the Interstate that is OK for the night. We pulled to get out of the thunderstorm weather. This is an expensive site just for gravel with water and power. No cable, no nothing. - Traveller101
Sep 2011 - $30.00
For $30 you get power, water and a fair size gravel pull through site near I-40. Been to places like this that charge $15 and we were happy to have a place to park overnight for the price. Will pass this one by next time due to the high price. - chuckinca
Porter, Oklahoma (map) | (918) 686-9104
Sites: 35 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 4 Reviews
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Oct 2013 - $20.00
Nice friendly park staff, sites are a mix of side by side (all pull thru) back in sites are not side by side lots of grass would stay again. - Chuckl
Nov 2012 - $18.00
This was just an overnight stop. Easy in and out. Very clean shower house and restrooms. Friendly staff. Great park for an overnight, but not a destination park. - DDnDoug
Apr 2011 - $11.00
We spent a month in the Muskogee area and liked Crossroads. It's mainly long-term and permanent residents. No pool or playground for the kids, but Muskogee has plenty of parks, and the library issues temporary cards. Easy in/out for short-term stays, and good location if you're working in the area for a while. WiFi is available, but speeds aren't that fast. Rate reflects a 30-day stay for a family of 9. - MuellerFam
Porter, Oklahoma (map) | (918) 681-4457
Sites: 61 | Latest Rate: $22.00 | 7 Reviews
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Jun 2016 - $22.00
No frills park convenient for an overnight stop transiting the area. Many full time resident RVs many of which were pretty run down. Monthly rent is only $300 which explains why. As a transient one night stop it is more than sufficient. Wifi was very good. FHU site, some road noise from the 2 highways which are fairly close by. Several over the air TV stations mainly from Tulsa. Long pull-through site easily accessible. Rate is $22.50 with Good Sam discount. Very strong water pressure, recommend a water pressure regulator on your water hookup. - Bob & Stephanie
Oct 2014 - $22.00
Actual rate was $22.50 which reflects Good Sam discount for 30-amp pull thru. We didn't hook up water as this was just an overnight stop for us. Fairly level, but as other reviews have noted, the sites needed additional gravel. Mostly full timers in this campground. Pretty much just a basic, no frills campground. - thetravelkids
May 2013 - $18.00
It is an overnighter...sites could use some more crushed stone. As an FYI, our Magelian GPS had it as a pre loaded RV POI, but tried to get us to go 4 miles further north. - peddy dick


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Translating Union Into Khmer; The A.F.L.-C.I.O. Organizes in Cambodia
By WAYNE ARNOLD
Published: July 12, 2001
PHNOM PENH, Cambodia— The black clouds of an early monsoon were piling up outside as Jason Judd of the A.F.L.-C.I.O. paced before a classroom of local union leaders and labor organizers, lecturing on what it takes to force garment factory managers to the negotiating table.
''How do I get recognition?'' he asked in a voice honed over years of organizing in the Deep South -- part Sunday sermon, part half-time pep talk. ''How can I get it?''
The class hesitated but didn't really need to hear the translation to know how to respond. ''Omnaich!'' they replied. Power.
''I didn't hear you,'' he said.
''Omnaich!'' they yelled back in unison.
''If you can't say it,'' Mr. Judd said, ''you can't have it.''
Phnom Penh may seem far afield for America's umbrella labor organization. But the A.F.L.-C.I.O. has become active here and Cambodia has emerged as a test case in perhaps the most contentious issue on the international trade agenda today: establishing a floor under labor conditions in developing countries.
Cambodia is at the center of the debate thanks to a landmark 1999 agreement that makes it the only country whose garment exports to the United States are dependent on factories here living up to an internationally recognized labor code.
In addition to complying with a new labor law that lays out basic rules for health and safety on the factory floor, Cambodia is also required to allow unions to operate, to eliminate child and forced labor, and to work to prevent discrimination.
Supporters of the Cambodian arrangement, which is up for review later this year by the Bush administration, hope that it will set a precedent for future trade agreements by demonstrating that establishing such minimum labor conditions can work to the benefit of all.
In most developing countries, however, political leaders are adamantly opposed to any linking of worker standards to trade agreements, arguing that imposing rules from outside threatens to undermine the competitive advantage they need to support their own economic development.
Here in impoverished Cambodia, where the garment industry is the biggest export earner, the trade agreement has garnered a more mixed reaction. Many hope that submitting to American sensibilities will turn ''Made in Cambodia'' into a sign of merit to consumers. Yet they also fear that efforts like Mr. Judd's to make workers' voices heard will only drive manufacturers to countries like China and Vietnam, where conditions may be worse but the glare of scrutiny less severe.
''We may become a victim of our own openness,'' said Sok Siphana, secretary of state at Cambodia's Ministry of Commerce.
At the same time, the standards do not necessarily speak to some of the most critical conflicts within the industry, like those over pay and forced overtime. And despite the agreement, unions have made only limited gains in organizing garment factories in Cambodia. While they operate more openly than in many other poor countries, they have been stymied by fierce opposition from factory owners, most of whom operate on thin margins and are often squeezed themselves when dealing with the multinational apparel merchants.
Mr. Judd, the American organizer, arrived here in February in hopes of improving the situation for workers. With funding from the State Department's Agency for International Development, the A.F.L.-C.I.O.'s American Center for International Solidarity he runs here now offers seminars on organizing that draw not only union leaders, but also human rights groups and members of Cambodia's influential Buddhist clergy.
''We're helping these new unions to get stronger,'' he said. ''We're helping them to build independent and democratic unions.''
Cambodia's apparel industry was created almost overnight in 1996 by a bilateral trade agreement with the United States that cut tariffs on most Cambodian goods to 4 percent from 17 percent. Flights to Phnom Penh soon filled with investors from China, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Singapore eager to build factories.
From seven garment factories in 1994, there are now roughly 300, employing 170,000 people, mostly women. The industry earned $965 million last year, three-quarters of it exporting to American companies like Gap, Nike, Levi Strauss and Sears, Roebuck.
Though it means 11-hour days of monotonous toil six days a week, a job in a garment factory is highly coveted. In a good month, with overtime, an average worker can take home $70, three times the national average. Workers often pay up to $50 in bribes just to land a garment job.
In 1997, a violent coup drove most investors and aid agencies away from Phnom Penh, but not the garment factories. The same year, Cambodia adopted its new labor code, written with help from the A.F.L.-C.I.O. and the International Labor Organization.
Workers were quick to test their new rights. After refusing to work on a Sunday, Doung Sotheavy, now 31, remembers her Singaporean employers calling her into their office to sign a document. The next time she refused to work on a Sunday, the document said, she would resign.


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Could not figure out how to do this in the admins panel, so I assume its not easily possible?
The current user level system is pretty inflexible. For example, for several small organizations I'm going to be developing blogs for, I need to be able to restrict level 1 users to only being able to post to a "community events" category (for example). I don't want them able to post to all categories (like organization press releases, etc.).
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Evercore Partners Reiterates Underweight on Intel Following IDF Keynotes/Meetings
In a report published Monday, Evercore Partners analyst Patrick Wang reiterated an Underweight rating and $20.00 price target on Intel Corporation (NASDAQ: INTC).
In the report, Evercore Partners noted, "After several days of IDF keynotes and meetings with Intel execs and industry contacts, we come away unchanged in our thesis for several reasons. (1) Current PC trends remain choppy. (2) An attractive Bay Trail platform ought to re-kindle investor concern for Core i3 cannibalization. Even assuming modest share gains, it's tough to move the EPS needle. (3) LTE schedule remains unchanged – perhaps encouraging in light of BRCM's recent struggles. (4) We still see risk of pricing / margin pressure in DCG. While simultaneously raising Xeon ASPs, we hear that Intel has aggressively priced Avoton chips ahead of initial ARMpire SOCs. Nonetheless, we expect this effect to intensify over time as more competition will lead to lower ASPs / profits, even if Intel successfully manages to defend share."
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Nearly 200 graduates from Georgetown University School of Nursing & Health Studies in Washington, D.C., received their bachelors degrees in health care management & policy, human science, international health or nursing in a ceremony on May 18.
Lisa Simpson, MB, BCh, MPH, FAAP, president and CEO of AcademyHealth, received an honorary Doctor of Science degree from Georgetown during the ceremony. According to a news release, she reminded the NHS graduates to display kindness in their professional lives.
"Healthcare in this country is too often unkind," she said in the release. "A kind word, a kind touch, a kind smile these are small but oh-so-effective salves for the pain and suffering that so many experience in their lives. You will touch the world with your training and your passion, but you will be remembered for your kindness. We are all of us part of a greater whole."
Throughout the weekend, bachelors and master-level nursing graduates were celebrated at events planned by the schools department of nursing. The annual pinning ceremony celebrated 64 new BSN nurses, who received the unique Georgetown University nursing pin. A blessing of the hands ceremony honored 16 students from the Nurse-Midwifery/Womens Health Nurse Practitioner program.
Ayesha Ibrahim, a nursing major, was selected to address the NHS Class of 2013 at a special schoolwide awards ceremony known as Tropaia.
"Whatever it is that makes you tick dont lose sight of that," she told her classmates from all four majors, according to the release. "Use that passion that you possess to move forth in your career, reach new heights and leave your mark on this Earth. … I would like to leave you all with one last message, carry the Jesuit principles of cura personalis and being men and women for others with you always."
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Portuguese Sausage$6.00
pork sausage seasoned with onions, garlic, and paprika, then grilled.
Spam Musubi$3.50
grilled-to-order teriyaki glazed spam a top a rectangular chunk of rice, wrapped in nori.
Ahi Poke$9.00
sashimi grade cubes of ahi tuna seasoned with hawaiian sea salt, shoyu, seasame oil & green onion. available friday, saturday & sunday only.
Chicken Long Rice$3.50
local hawaiian version of chicken noodle soup. tender chicken and clear noodles simmered in a homemade ginger chicken broth. soul satisfying
Comes On A Ciabatta Roll With Mixed Greens, Tomato And Caramelized Onions And Side Of Macaroni Salad.
Teriyaki Chicken Or Bbq Chicken$7.50
Teriyaki Pork Or Kalua Pig$8.50
Teriyaki Beef$9.00
Mixed Plates And Noodles
Yaki Soba$11.00
yaki soba noodles stir-fried with veggies and topped with our teriyaki chicken. does not include rice, mac or greens. chicken can be substituted for tofu.
Waimea Plate$10.50
kalua pig & teriyaki chicken.
Mililani Plate$11.00
teriyaki beef & bbq chicken.
Aloha Plate$12.00
pulehu hawaiian salt rub short rib & teriyaki chicken.
Sumo Plate$14.00
teriyaki pork, bbq chicken & pulehu hawaiian salt rub short rib.
Ohana Plate$14.00
teriyaki short rib, bbq chicken, kalua pig, lomi salmon (can be substituted for mac, rice or greens only).
Luau Plate$15.00
lau lau (pork & butterfish wrapped in taro leaves and ti leaves, then steamed), kalua pig, lomi salmon and haupia for dessert.
Kahala Plate$16.50
teriyaki beef, kalua pig, garlic prawns.
Main Plates - Beef
All Plates Come With 1 Scoop Rice, 1 Scoop Mac Salad. For Large Plates Add $1.00 For An Extra Scoop Rice. Also Add $1.00 To Substitute Mac Salad With Our Spring Mix Green Salad Tossed With A Papaya Seed Vinaigrette Dressing. Ask Server For Gluten-free Options.
Island Style Charbroiled Teriyaki Beef
thin slices of tender premium grade ribeye marinated and then charbroiled.
- Regular $9.50
- Large $12.50
Thin Slices Of Tender Premium Grade Ribeye Marinated And Then Charbroiled.
a. pulehu salt rub, homemade rub made with hawaiian sea salt, fresh garlic and ginger. b. marinated, then grilled and glazed with our homemade teriyaki sauce
- Regular $11.00
- Large $14.00
Hamburger Steak$11.50
an island favorite! two fresh ground beef patties seasoned with our homemade hawaiian salt rub then charbroiled and smothered with brown gravy and topped with sweet onions.
Loco Moco$11.50
same as hamburger steak without the onions but topped with two eggs any style.
Beef Stew$9.50
tender beef and fresh vegetables simmered til tender in a rich and hearty stew.
Main Plates - Pork
All Plates Come With 1 Scoop Rice, 1 Scoop Mac Salad. For Large Plates Add $1.00 For An Extra Scoop Rice. Also Add $1.00 To Substitute Mac Salad With Our Spring Mix Green Salad Tossed With A Papaya Seed Vinaigrette Dressing. Ask Server For Gluten-free Options.
Charbroiled Teriyaki Pork
tender thin slices of pork marinated and then charbroiled.
- Regular $8.50
- Large $11.50
Kalua Pig
traditional slow roasted pig cooked for hours...seasoned with hawaiian salt, then pulled and cooked with fresh cabbage. for the true hawaiians (at heart)!
- Regular $8.00
- Large $11.00
Hawaiian Style Bbq Baby Back Ribs$14.00
fall off the bone barbequed baby back ribs marinated in our homemade bbq sauce, then grilled.
Main Plates - Chicken
All Plates Come With 1 Scoop Rice, 1 Scoop Mac Salad. For Large Plates Add $1.00 For An Extra Scoop Rice. Also Add $1.00 To Substitute Mac Salad With Our Spring Mix Green Salad Tossed With A Papaya Seed Vinaigrette Dressing. Ask Server For Gluten-free Options.
Island Style Charbroiled Teriyaki Chicken
a classic! tender boneless skinless chicken thighs grilled and glazed with our homemade teriyaki sauce.
- Regular $7.00
- Large $10.00
Hawaiian Bbq Chicken
charbroiled chicken slathered with our secret homemade bbq sauce! ask for it spicy!
- Regular $7.00
- Large $10.00
Shoyu Chicken
boneless chicken thighs simmered til fork tender in our homemade sauce.
- Regular $8.00
- Large $11.00
Huli Chicken
juicy breast of chicken seasoned with our homemade hawaiian salt rub, then charbroiled.
- One Juicy Size $9.00
Chicken Curry
chunks of tender chicken and veggies simmered in a japanese style curry.
- Regular $8.50
- Large $11.50
Main Plates - From The Surf
Charbroiled Salmon$13.00
a. our homemade hawaiian salt rub b. topped with our teriyaki glaze
Garlic Mahi Mahi$13.00
tender filet of mahi mahi marinated in garlic and our hawaiian salt rub, then grilled.
Garlic Prawns$13.00
garlicky grilled shrimp.
Main Plates - Vegetarian
Charbroiled Tofu Steaks
these locally made steaks are charbroiled and topped with our homemade teriyaki glaze. guaranteed to satisfy!
- Regular $6.50
- Large $9.50
Fresh Steamed Broccoli$3.00
seasoned with a pinch of hawaiian sea salt and garlic.
Macaroni Salad$1.50
a hawaiian classic. no meal is complete without a scoop of this creamy salad.
Yaki Soba Noodles & Veggies$7.00
ono stir-fried noodles & veggies.
Lomi Lomi Salmon$3.00
chunks of hawaiian salt cured salmon diced and mixed with fresh tomatoes and green onions.
1 Scoop Rice$1.25
if you gotta ask what it is, you probably wont like it.
Spring Mix Salad (no Iceberg Guaranteed)$3.00
tender greens tossed with papaya seed vinaigrette. dressing available on the side. so ono.
Grilled Fresh Pineapple$2.00
Haupia Ice Cream$4.50
a delicious ice cream made with 100% coconut milk. garnished with macadamia nuts. gluten and dairy free.
Banana Caramel Cream Pie$5.00
vanilla custard and fresh sliced bananas sit atop a caramel cookie crust.
Sweet Potato Haupia Pie$5.00
an island favorite, made with okinawan purple sweet potato and a layer of haupia (coconut custard) on a macadamia nut shortbread crust.
Chocolate Haupia Pie$5.00
dark chocolate and coconut custard are married in this fabulously rich and creamy dessert on top of a macadamia nut shortbread crust.
Kona Coffee Creme Brulee$6.00
a silky rich, smooth vanilla bean custard steeped in 100% kona coffee beans. served with a torched hawaiian raw sugar crisp topping.
Coconut Cream Cake$6.00
soft sponge cake and a rich coconut pastry cream filling. served with raspberry sauce.
Lilikoi Passionfruit Dream Cake$6.00
light and soft chiffon cake filled with a tangy lilikoi (passion fruit) curd.
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It all started as a far-fetched dream; to pursue our passion for good, satisfying food and our love for serving people by opening our own restaurant. Beginning with our age-old family recipes, all the way to the server bringing your dish, it is our goal that each and every one of our guests will experience a warmth that can only be felt when around family.After all, Ohana does mean family. We welcome you to join us and be a part of it.Thank you all who have trusted us with the huge honor of providing you with hearty meals since 2005 and we thank all those who have yet to visit us. It is a privilege we do not take for granted.Happy dining and much love and Aloha! Matthew, Sandie, Mandy and Malia


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Joyce "Nana" Hammack
Joyce "Nana" Hammack, 74, of Amarillo died Wednesday, Dec. 8, 2004.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in Memorial Park Funeral Home Chapel of Memories, 6969 E. Interstate 40.
Mrs. Hammack was a member of Panhandle Bluegrass and Old Tyme Music Association for 24 years and was the membership chairman for them for 22 years. She will be greatly missed. She and her husband, Ralph, were married for 57 years.
Survivors include her husband; a daughter, Judy Hammack of San Antonio; a son, Rick and wife, Vickie, of Amarillo; two grandsons, Brent Hammack of Amarillo and Brandon Hammack and wife, Carrie, of Claremore, Okla.; two great-grandchildren, MaCaley and Mitchell; and three sisters, Lucille Beeson and Wanda Culver of Altus, Okla., and Peggy Phelps of Spokane, Wash.
The family suggests memorials be to the Bluegrass Music Scholarship Fund at South Plains College in Levelland.
Visitation will be from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home.
Amarillo Globe-News, Dec. 10, 2004
Dollie Rosetta Jeffery
Dollie Rosetta Jeffery, 87, of Amarillo died Tuesday, Dec. 7, 2004.
Services will be at 11 a.m. Saturday in Shiloh Cathedral of Praise with the Rev. B.F. Roberts Jr. officiating. Burial will be in Llano Cemetery by Golden Gate Mortuary, 1416 N. Hughes St.
Mrs. Jeffery was born in Kilgore and was a member of Shiloh Cathedral of Praise.
Survivors include a son, the Rev. Patrick Phillips and wife, Alice, of Jackson, Miss.; a sister, Mary E. Edmonson of Amarillo; a sister-in-law, Janie Jeffery of Amarillo; and a host of relatives and friends.
The family will be at 1419 N. Jefferson St.
Amarillo Globe-News, Dec. 10, 2004
Jo Ann Chapman Pursley
Jo Ann Chapman Pursley, 73, of Amarillo died Tuesday, Dec. 7, 2004.
No services will be held. Arrangements are by Schooler Funeral Home, 4100 S. Georgia St.
Mrs. Pursley was born to Frank S. and Thelma Thompson Chapman on June 27, 1931, in Borger. The family moved to Amarillo in August 1931. Mrs. Pursley graduated from Amarillo High School in 1949. She attended the University of Texas and received her degree from West Texas State University. Mrs. Pursley was married to William Culwell in 1959. The marriage ended in divorce. She married V.M. "Budd" Pursley in 1962. He passed away in 1990. Mrs. Pursley was a pioneer in Amarillo television and also worked for KGNC Radio. She was a secretary for George McCarthy, an attorney, for 12 years and was employed at Pioneer Gas Co. from which she retired in 1988.
Survivors include her aunt, Aldine Thompson Marshall of Amarillo; two stepdaughters, Laurene Mansfield of Amarillo and Debra Giddens and husband, Dallas, of Casa Grande, Ariz.; two stepgrandchildren, Brandon Giddens of Casa Grande and Daniel Mansfield of Amarillo; and two cousins, Betty Thompson Riley of Amarillo and Wallace Thompson of Borger and their children and grandchildren.
The family suggests memorials be to Humane Society; Animal Rescue Shelter; or SPCA.
Amarillo Globe-News, Dec. 10, 2004
William M. "Bill" Black
William M. "Bill" Black, 86, of Canyon died Wednesday, Dec. 8, 2004, in Amarillo.
Memorial services will be at 5 p.m. Saturday in First Presbyterian Church with the Rev. Dr. Don McDonald and the Rev. Roy Byrd officiating. Private burial will be in Dreamland Cemetery by Brooks Funeral Directors.
Mr. Black was born Nov. 7, 1918, in Canyon to James Clayton Black and Alice Beatrice Caraway Black. He graduated from Canyon High School in 1937. He was a veteran of the Army Air Corps and was stationed in Italy during World War II, where he flew 51 combat missions during the European Theater. After the war he returned to Canyon, where he received his BA and master's degrees at West Texas State University. He taught at Borger High School for 28 years. He was very active in his church, serving as a deacon and elder. Bill's love was helping the children of his church. He was a member of First Presbyterian Church and Texas Teachers Association.
He was preceded in death by two brothers and a sister, Roland Black in 1982, J.M. Black in 1998 and D'Jelma Smith in 1989.
Survivors include three sisters, Betty Jo Schneider of Kingman, Ariz., Katy Jean Byrd of Toyahvale and Chloe Ann Black of Canyon; a sister-in-law, Deta Black of Dallas; two nieces; and seven nephews.
The family suggests memorials be to First Presbyterian Church, 904 19th St., Canyon, TX 79015; a favorite charity; or Dreamland Cemetery, P.O. Box 38, Canyon, TX 79015.
Amarillo Globe-News, Dec. 10, 2004
Mae Nitschke Stapp,
Mae Nitschke Stapp, 78, of Amarillo died Saturday, Dec. 4, 2004.
Memorial services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in Boxwell Brothers Funeral Directors Ivy Chapel, 2800 Paramount Blvd., with Brian Hesse, pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church, officiating.
Mrs. Stapp was born in Perryton. She was a schoolteacher, model and retired as a naval intelligence officer. She attended Victory Church.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Carl Stapp on Dec. 15, 1986; and three grandchildren.
Survivors include a daughter, Carla Millsap and husband, Ricky, of Amarillo; two sons, Randolph Andrews and wife, Phoebe, of Amarillo and Ronald Anderson and wife, Brenda, of Colorado Springs, Colo.; two sisters, Dr. Marylee Nitschke of Portland, Ore., and Maryellen McKiernon of Rice, Minn.; eight grandchildren; and a great-grandchild.
Amarillo Globe-News, Dec. 10, 2004
Keith Blackburn
FRIONA - Keith Blackburn, 80, of Albuquerque, N.M., died Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2004.
Memorial services will be at 11 a.m. Saturday in Sixth Street Church of Christ in Friona with Hal Blackburn of Canyon and Leon Talley, minister, officiating. Private burial will be at 10 a.m. Saturday in Friona Cemetery by Blackwell Funeral Home.
Mr. Blackburn was born March 20, 1924, in Alex, Okla., to Thomas and Ethel (Davenport) Blackburn. The family moved to Friona in 1929, where he attended school. He married Betty Jean Mayfield on Nov. 16, 1942. He was a veteran of World War II, serving in the Marines in the Okinawa and China Theatres. He and his wife moved to Albuquerque in 1960 and owned and operated Blackburn's Ladies Ready to Wear for many years.
He was preceded in death by his parents; and three brothers, Claude, John and Dean Blackburn.
Survivors include his wife; a daughter, Jill Anella and husband, Dr. Ben Anella, of San Diego; three grandsons, Jimmy, Jason and Justin, all of San Diego; a granddaughter, Jennifer of San Diego; and numerous nieces and nephews.
The family suggests memorials be to Albuquerque Christian Children's Home, 5700 N.W. Winterhaven Road, Albuquerque, NM 87120; or Lovelace Hospice Program, 5403 S.E. Gibson Blvd., Albuquerque, NM 87108.
Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home.
Amarillo Globe-News, Dec. 10, 2004
William Flatt Jr.
DALHART - William Flatt Jr., 58, died Tuesday, Dec. 7, 2004.
Graveside services will be at 1 p.m. (MST) today in Tatum Cemetery in Tatum, N.M., with John Herrington of Casper, Wyo., officiating. Arrangements are by Horizon Funeral Home.
Mr. Flatt was born Jan. 28, 1946, in Tehachapi, Calif. He was a cowboy in New Mexico, Texas and Florida.
Survivors include a brother, Bob J. Flatt of Ada, Okla.; and three sisters, Faye Williamson of Roswell, N.M., Patricia Herrington of Casper and Linda Stafford of Amarillo.
Sign our online guest book at www.horizonfuneral.com.
Amarillo Globe-News, Dec. 10, 2004
Freddie Vern Largent
SPEARMAN - Freddie Vern Largent, 83, died Wednesday, Dec. 8, 2004.
Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Saturday in the Church of Christ with Leonard Harper officiating. Burial will be in Hansford Cemetery by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home.
Mrs. Largent was a cosmetologist and a clerk at Gordon's Drug in Spearman for nearly 30 years. She was a member of the Church of Christ.
Survivors include two daughters, Debra Gallimore of Beaumont and Pamela Prieto of Shallowater; 12 grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
The family suggests memorials be to Spearman's Children's Home or a favorite charity.
Amarillo Globe-News, Dec. 10, 2004
Flo Carlile Nichols
TULIA - Flo Carlile Nichols, 79, formerly of Tulia and Dimmitt, died Wednesday, Dec. 8, 2004, in Lubbock.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in Central Church of Christ with Eben Emerson officiating. Arrangements are by Wallace Funeral Home.
Mrs. Nichols was born in Peacock on Oct. 17, 1925, to Marvin and Lura Carlile. She attended school at Roby until she was 14 when the family moved to Tulia. She graduated from Tulia High School in 1943 and attended Abilene Christian College in Abilene. She married John Will Nichols on Aug. 7, 1943, and in 1946 moved to Dimmitt, where they lived for 21 years. They had two sons, Jack and Tom. Mrs. Nichols was a dedicated homemaker and very active in the local church, Cub Scouts, Band Parents, athletic booster clubs and various community activities.
In 1967, Flo and John Will moved to Tulia, where she was very active in family genealogy. She was a member of National Society of Colonial Dames, National Society of the Court of Honor, National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution and was a charter member of Palo Duro Chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution.
She was preceded in death by her husband; and a brother, Jeff Carlile.
Survivors include two sons, Jack Nichols of San Jose, Calif., and Tom C. Nichols of Fort Worth; a brother, Winford Carlile of Hobbs, N.M.; four grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren.
The family suggests memorials be to Children's Home of Lubbock, P.O. Box 2824, Lubbock, TX 79408.
Visitation will be from 1 to 3 p.m. today at the funeral home.
Amarillo Globe-News, Dec. 10, 2004
Lee Roy Mott
QUANAH - Lee Roy Mott, 81, died Wednesday, Dec. 8, 2004, in Lubbock.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in Quanah Church of Christ with Elgin Conner, minister of 13th and K Church of Christ in Levelland, officiating. Burial will be in Quanah Memorial Park by Smith Funeral Home.
Mr. Mott was born in Hollis, Okla., on March 28, 1923. He married Melba Haley on Nov. 15, 1945, in Durant, Okla.
Survivors include his wife; two sons, Roy Mott of Quanah and Kenneth Mott of Canyon; a daughter, Tammy Heatherly of Denison; five grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
The family suggests memorials be to "In Search of the Lord's Way," P.O. Box 371, Edmond, OK 73083.
Amarillo Globe-News, Dec. 10, 2004
Mary Ann Welch
PAMPA - Mary Ann Welch, 46, died Monday, Dec. 6, 2004, in Amarillo.
Memorial services will be at 2 p.m. today in Biblical Apostolic Church with the Rev. Jerry Moon, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Stinnett Cemetery by Minton/Chatwell Funeral Directors of Borger.
Mrs. Welch was born June 6, 1958, in Canadian. She worked in the deli at Wal-Mart in Pampa.
Survivors include her father, Billie Beck of Locust Grove, Okla.; a daughter, Claudia Hill of Colorado Springs, Colo.; four brothers, Newman Chancellor of Dumas, Richard Beck of Borger, Wayne Chancellor of Sanford and Ronnie Beck of Merrill, Wis.; two sisters, Sharon Followill of Colorado Springs and Kathy Conn of Locust Grove; and two grandchildren.
Amarillo Globe-News, Dec. 10, 2004
Marcellus John Israel
KEYES, Okla. - Marcellus John Israel, 87, died Tuesday, Dec. 7, 2004.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in Keyes United Methodist Church with the Rev. Bea Kilbern and Tim Israel officiating. Burial will be in Willobar Cemetery by Cimarron Mortuary of Boise City.
Mr. Israel was born Dec. 25, 1916, south of Keyes. He married Esther Ford on June 12, 1943, in Phenix, Ala.
Survivors include his wife; a daughter, Norma Herbold of Sequim, Wash.; a son, Tim Israel of Elk City; and three grandchildren.
The family suggests memorials be to a favorite charity and may be sent to the funeral home.
Amarillo Globe-News, Dec. 10, 2004
New Mexico
H.M. "Jack" Belew Jr.
CLAYTON, N.M. - H.M. "Jack" Belew Jr., 85, died Wednesday, Dec. 8, 2004.
Graveside services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in Clayton Memorial Cemetery with the Rev. Billy Rammage, pastor of First Baptist Church in Clayton, officiating. Arrangements are by Hass Funeral Directors.
Mr. Belew was born April 28, 1919, in the Texas Panhandle. He ranched in Union County all of his life and also operated a trucking business for 20 years.
Survivors include his wife, Ruth; two brothers, Leonard Belew and Maurice Belew; and a sister, Dorothy Kimble of Clayton.
The family suggests memorials be to Clayton Memorial Cemetery, 1 Chestnut St., Clayton, NM 88415.
Amarillo Globe-News, Dec. 10, 2004
James L. Cargile
LOGAN, N.M. - James L. Cargile, 61, died Tuesday, Dec. 7, 2004.
Memorial services will be at 2 p.m. today in Logan United Methodist Church. Arrangements are by Dunn Funeral Home of Tucumcari.
Mr. Cargile was born Aug. 28, 1943, in Lockney, Texas. At the time of his death, he had been a mechanic and truck driver for Bruhn Enterprises in Logan.
Survivors include his wife, Sheri; two sons, H.P. Cargile of Plains, Texas, and Bob Johnson of Phoenix; two daughters, Devonna Perot of Oracle, Ariz., and Dawn Adams of Keomah, Texas; four grandchildren; and three brothers, Woodrow Cargile of Corpus Christi, Texas, Gary Cargile of Decatur, Texas, and Freddie Cargile of Kimball, Neb.
Amarillo Globe-News, Dec. 10, 2004
Kenneth "K.C." Cooper
CLOVIS, N.M. - Kenneth "K.C." Cooper, 71, died Saturday, Dec. 4, 2004.
Services will be at 1 p.m. Saturday in The Chapel with the Rev. Loy Fair officiating. Burial will be in Melrose Cemetery by Muffley Funeral Home.
Mr. Cooper was born Nov. 23, 1933, in Hugo, Okla. He married Laura Ebeltoft on Aug. 6, 1996, in Clovis.
Survivors include his wife; five daughters, Kasey Noel Cooper and Leslie Cooper, both of Clovis, Cindy Meeks of Texico, Suzanne Jones of Lubbock, Texas, and Mary Magill of San Jose, Calif.; four sons, Kevin Cooper and Dean Hardage, both of Clovis, Jamie Cooper of Portales and William Choate of Seattle; two brothers, Danny Cooper of Laredo, Texas, and Billy Ray Cooper of Farwell, Texas; a sister, Glenda Hanson of Tucson, Ariz.; 12 grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
The family suggests memorials be to Clovis Christian School, 800 Hinkle St., Clovis, NM 88101.
Amarillo Globe-News, Dec. 10, 2004
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Deutsche Bank to Sell Frankfurt Headquarters, FTD Reports
Deutsche Bank AG is seeking a buyer for its Frankfurt headquarters, three years after purchasing the twin towers dubbed Debit and Credit and reconstructing the buildings to make them energy efficient, Financial Times Deutschland reported, citing unidentified people familiar with the situation.
A Deutsche Bank spokesman confirmed the plan to the German newspaper. The Frankfurt-based lender bought the buildings for 272 million euros ($356 million) in 2007 from one of its own funds, according to FTD. It spent 200 million euros on making them more environmentally friendly and may generate 500 million euros from a sale, the newspaper said.
Deutsche Bank may lease the buildings back from a potential buyer, FTD said.
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In Baltimore, Alsop has been a dynamic presence, spearheading new programs to support tomorrow's musicians (like OrchKids, which now reaches more than 600 inner-city elementary-schoolers) and draw in today's eager amateurs (starting with the Rusty Musicians events that gave hundreds of players an opportunity to play side by side with the BSO). She's an innovative programmer who's been able to find more serious takes on the kinds of presentations often restricted to summer pops concerts: the orchestra has given live performances with movies from Chaplin's Gold Rush to Bernstein's West Side Story, and offered involving takes on Einhorn's "Voices of Light" (during a season built around music relating to Joan of Arc), Bernstein's "Mass," and the film scores of John Williams. She's also built up the orchestra's recording profile with, among other things, a mini-cycle of three Dvorak symphonies.
Alsop is highly valued for her energy and involvement. She is in less demand, internationally, as a music director. For her whole career, she has had to combat stereotypes about women on the podium, and prove that she indeed deserves to be there; yet her most significant leadership to date has taken place in terms of finding ways to bring the community to the orchestra and vice versa. The Alsop era is helping to brand Baltimore as a forward-looking orchestra, on a model that many other organizations seek to follow. It has not yet branded it as a musical powerhouse, or a purveyor of breathtaking performances. It's perhaps sobering and certainly interesting to notice that given the variety and interest Alsop brings to the job, that may not matter; and it will certainly be interesting to see how the picture will develop over another eight seasons.
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Cooking for Mr. Latte, A Food Lover's Courtship, with Recipes, by Amanda Hesser. Amanda says that she adapted this recipe from the Hi-Rise
Bread Company in Cambridge, MA.
This bread is wonderful! It is so moist that it's almost like cake. This is excellent served at an afternoon tea.
There are three forms of vanilla in the batter and two vanilla beans in the syrup. The vanilla sugar you make will be a fragrant addition to many other recipes,
and the loaves freeze beautifully. I slightly adapted the recipe for easier reading and preparation. This bread is so good that you will receive lots of compliments.
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Vanilla Bean Bread Recipe:
Recipe Type:
Quick Bread,
Yields: 2 loaves
Prep time: 20 min
Cook time: 60 min
1 1/2 cups (3 sticks or cubes) unsalted butter, room temperature*
2 1/2 cups Vanilla Bean Sugar**
1 whole vanilla bean***
1 tablespoon pure vanilla extract
8 large
eggs, room temperature
3 cups all-purpose
1 1/2 teaspoons
baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
Vanilla Bean Syrup (see recipe below)
* If you use salted butter, leave the salt out of the recipe.
** To Make Vanilla Sugar - Split one (1) vanilla bean in half and scrape the seeds into 2 1/2 cups granulated sugar. Let site for a few days before using.
*** This recipe uses a total of 4 whole vanilla beans. One (1) in the Vanilla Bean Sugar, one (1) in the batter, and two (2) in
the Vanilla Bean Syrup.
Scraping the seeds out of the vanilla bean.
Vanilla Sugar
Preheat oven to 325 degrees F. Place oven rack in center of oven. Generously butter or grease two 9x5-inch loaf pans.
HINT: I like to place a piece of parchment paper on the bottoms of the loaf pans. I then
grease the tops of them. This helps in removing the bread later.
In the bowl of your mixer, cream butter and vanilla sugar until mixture is pale and fluffy. Scrape the vanilla bean seeds into the
batter, along with the vanilla extract and eggs; beat to mix.
In another bowl, sift together the flour, baking powder, and salt. Add to the batter and mix just until smooth (do not over mix).
Take the bowl off the mixer and use a spatula to scrape the bottom and fold the mixture a few times, to make sure everything is blended. Divide the batter between the two prepared loaf pans.
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When loaves are done, remove from oven and let cool for 10 minutes on baking racks,
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parchment paper or a baking sheet and brush generously all over tops
and sides of the loaves with the Vanilla Syrup. Brush a couple of more times as they cool.
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Brushing Vanilla Bean Syrup
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Makes 2 loaves.
Vanilla Bean Syrup:
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1 cup water
2 whole vanilla beans, split and seeds scraped
In a small pan over medium heat, dissolve the sugar in water.
Add the vanilla bean seeds and stir a little so the seeds and fragrance disperse.
Bring just to a simmer, remove from heat, and let cool.
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Outcomes of the first Ibero-American Biosphere Reserves Congress
This first congress, entitled "Biosphere Reserves: All Hands, All Voices", was organized in Puerto Morelos, Mexico, by the UNESCO Man and the Biosphere Programme (MAB) with the Ibero MAB Secretariat and the Mexican and Spanish authorities on 9-14 November 2010.
The Congress drafted a statement that was delivered to the 16th Conference of the Parties to the UNFCCC (COP16), recognising the importance of biosphere reserves as learning laboratories for sustainable development and biodiversity protection, and as study sites to monitor the global impact of Climate Change and biodiversity loss. The declaration called for the Biosphere Reserves to be incorporated into the financing systems for studies of the effect of the measures for adaptation to, and mitigation of Global Climate Change arising from the COP 16 meeting in Cancun.
This is a way to capitalize on MAB's 40 years of research, experience and practice to further climate change research, monitoring and mitigation, at a time when the programme is getting ready to celebrate its 40 anniversary in 2011.
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Soto Wins Rookie of the Year
As expected, the Cubs field general Geovany Soto took home the NL Rookie of the Year honors. He's the 5th Cub to win the honor and first catcher since Mike Piazza in 1993. He did it on the strength of a 285/364/504 batting line with 23 HR's, 86 RBI's and 66 Runs in the traditional baseball categories. He also created 6.6 Runs per game, had a 7.0 WARP-1 value and was 5 runs above average on defense, those last two numbers courtesy of Baseball Prospectus. That's quite a nice little season that was good enough to get 31 of the 32 possible first place votes, with one yokel probably from Cincinnati voting for Joey Votto.
Thanks to the legwork of reader WISCGRAD, here's the complete list of Cubs that have received a vote for the Rookie of the Year. The five winners are in bold (Geovany Soto, Kerry Wood, Jerome Walton, Ken Hubbs and Billy Williams).
|Geovany Soto
|Mark Prior
|Kerry Wood
|Jeremi Gonzalez
|Kevin Orie
|Steve Trachsel
|Chuck McElroy
|Mike Harkey
|Jerome Walton
|Dwight Smith
|Mark Grace
|Damon Berryhill
|Les Lancaster
|Mel Hall
|Ryne Sandberg
|Scot Thompson
|Manny Trillo
|Bill Madlock
|Randy Hundley
|Ken Hubbs
|Billy Williams
|Jack Curtis
|Ron Santo
|Dick Drott
|Ernie Banks
|Bill Serena
Now that Soto has earned the ROY hardware, next up - OSCAR!
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Re: Soto Wins Rookie of the Year
Nothing like Edinson Volquez coming in 4th in Rookie of the Year balloting despite NOT being a rookie.
Re: Soto Wins Rookie of the Year
Maybe someone has a problem with the current definition of rookie, but even so I would've figure those votes wouldn't be counted.
Re: Soto Wins Rookie of the Year
And James Loney came in 7th place. He was a rookie last year.
Re: Soto Wins Rookie of the Year
Technically, they were all rookies last year. Being a rookie is like being a virgin, either you are or you're not.
Re: Soto Wins Rookie of the Year
I fondly remember the beginning of the season, when Hendry displayed Soto's bloody bedsheet to the cheering Wrigley crowd.
Re: Soto Wins Rookie of the Year
Actually, I'm surprised he didn't slip in there in front of Ramirez.
I have a dream that Major League Baseball players will one day live in a nation where they are judged not by the color of their socks but by the content of their statistical index.
Re: Soto Wins Rookie of the Year
Carlos Gonzalez and Huston Street doesn't strike me as a particularly impressive haul for Holliday.
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Re: Soto Wins Rookie of the Year
he is a MAD dog...that rant had more arm waving than Wendell Kim.
Re: Soto Wins Rookie of the Year
but can't get it to open. Is it anything new?
try Firefox. For some reason it didn't work on Safari.
No, nothing new...just a rant, I think he expected Holiday to go to the Yankees.
Re: Soto Wins Rookie of the Year
I was using Firefox actually but no luck. If it's just some dude ranting (from New York, at that) I'm kinda glad it didn't open.
Re: Soto Wins Rookie of the Year
I could've sworn that was Rob torching all those unbelievers in the ESPN comments.
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Should the Cubs be interested in Huston Street at all? Would make re-signing Wood a much lower priority. You could close with Street or use Marmol and put in Street in set-up work. Either way, would save the Cubs some money.
The Roto story suggests the Rockies might be in a real money bind. Which raises the question for me: Brad Hawpe, available? Would solve the Cubs' need for a LH hitting RF. Would also make the Cubs the all-time favorite team of every LSU Tigers fan in the world, LOL.
"Outfielder Shane Victorino, a spark plug in the Philadelphia Phillies' postseason run, hosting a World Series championship party for his family and friends on Sunday in the VIP bowling suite inside Red Rock Lanes at Red Rock Resort. Among his friends joining him was Reed Johnson of the Chicago Cubs. Victorino lives in Las Vegas in the off-season. "
Why isn't he in mourning like the rest of us?
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cuz the alcohol is free.
Re: Bastard
oh that's right....carry on.
Re: Thursday is the deadline
It's cool to see a player that wants to make his team great (or wants to be on a great team?) more than he wants the extra five million on top of the tens of millions he'll surely be making anyway. Then again, if everyone did this, it would be the death of parity... I don't care though, because it's the Cubs who would benefit most.
Re: Thursday is the deadline
No doubt that's cool. Any team where Jason Marquis is the sixth starter has a monster rotation. Hot stove fever: As good as this team was for six months last year, it's exciting they could stand to be even better (on paper) within the next two months.
Re: Soto Wins Rookie of the Year
I got Willingham and Olsen to the nats for for 2B Emelio Bonaficio and P PJ Dean
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Some asshole calls in at 15 minute mark asking about Volquez voting-
Re: Soto Wins Rookie of the Year
just one more thing to worry about...sure would be nice to have a diagnosis as to what is the cause of him still hurting after a full month of rest...
from Paul Sullivan's Trib article on Soto:
Soto disclosed Monday that he's still taking painkillers for the sore left hand that started bothering him in mid-September.
"It's still hurting right now," Soto said. "It feels like the worst hurt you could have without being injured. It was a pain I couldn't really shake. After I hit the ball, you'd have to give me five or six minutes and it would go away. It was giving me nagging pain … It didn't hurt catching, but it didn't help it to get better either, so I just had to play through it."
and the similar article from Gordon Wittenmeyer in the Sun-Times is a bit more reassuring:
-- despite finishing the season with a hand injury he admitted was worse than he let on at the time.
He said the hand -- which he hurt on a swing the at-bat before a huge ninth-inning, game-tying homer against Milwaukee Sept. 18 -- still hurt Monday but that he's taking medication and doing rehab exercises. He said he's not worried about it lingering into spring training and expects to be 100 percent in about a month.
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The floor is more valuable than the ceiling. It's the same reason we drafted Kris Bryant instead of Jon Gray.
Apparently the Yankees had the choice of either Gleyber Torres or Eloy Jimenez in the Chapman deal, and they chose Torres.
Chapman shouldn't be reserved anymore on 40 man.
Interesting split on Heyward according to ESPN. As a CF, his slash line .292/.363/.375/.738. At RF: .212/.204/.300/.604. 21/72 as a CF, 58/273 as a RF.
He's also been better when batting 2nd, but he had a nice start in the 6 hole, but has slumped ever since. He was heating up before the All Star break, but is only hitting .108 in the 2nd half.
When we played the Reds with Chapman, I always thought of it as an eight-inning game. So now other teams have eight innings to try to get a lead against the Cubs. Should be a challenge, assuming three or four Cubs ever start hitting again.
I don't really try to get to know and like these players personally. I'm rooting for laundry, for the most part. Exceptions might be when a player makes trouble in the clubhouse or in the dugout. (Zambrano and Bradley come to mind. Also Papelbon.) But I don't think Chapman is one of those jerks.
Unfortunately, a pretty good summary. It looks like next year Heyward will be getting yet another batting stance adjustment.
The recent good news has been Baez. I'm afraid about the next league adjustment on him, though, which is probably right around the corner.
Bryant I don't worry about too much. Just not seeing the ball well right now. He'll turn it around. Russell's been good with men in scoring position all year and he's 22ish. He'll be fine but next year is likely to be his breakout year.
If Travis' back-to-back-to-back walks cost Hendricks the ERA title, that would really suck.
Edit: "A lifeless loss to a lousy Sox team."
This place is a real downer after a loss to the Sox.
I expect they will go 5-9 games above .500 the rest of the year. 96-98 wins will win the Division.
They should have one more 2-3 week hot streak in them.
However, several players are just "average" for the last month: Zobrist, Ross, Russell, Ceasar. Montero is terrible, plus he cannot throw anyone out. -WAR. Heyward is abysmal at the plate, but a plus in the OF. Still with RISP he has been terrible. KB has not been driving in runs as of late. But Apparently the team is still above average with RISP according to S Sahadev.
I came to that realization tonight. I kept expecting them to play better, but now I realize they aren't going to. They are a .500 team now.
- They have one reliable starting pitcher. Jake's magic is gone, and it doesn't look like it's coming back. Lester has been lousy recently. Lackey's ERA goes up every time he pitches.
- Heyward has been dead weight all year. I can't remember a single series where he was a significant offensive contributor. Not one. Great defense, but but if he were hitting .270 with 10 HR and played average defense, the Cubs would be better off.
new rule...no one's allowed to throw k.bryant a changeup
Team is .500 since early May and is playing like a .500 team. Lack of offense seems to be putting a lot of pressure on the pitchers...and they aren't handling it terribly well.
.500 the rest of the way still may win the division though.
...i hate espn.
nothing like settling into a cubs game to get a few minutes cutaway for an ortiz AB in the 6th inning of the det/bos game.
oh, at least they're doing split screen now...i guess.
I'm liking this rookie Nathan.
Richard DFA'd. Meh...


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Have you seen Utah's top Christmas light spectacles of 2012?
West Valley City
Fee: Free
Residential or Commercial: Commercial
Parking: Yes
Website: Holdman Christmas
Enjoy three different songs synched to the Christmas light show. Shows begin at 5 p.m. and run at the beginning and end of each hour until 10 p.m. There are two different programs, according to Holdman.com.
- Oldest first
- Newest first
- Most recommended
What you see is what you get. There are three (what look like) dancing girls on the roof, with a guitarist in a Santa hat. The cosmic ribbons are the arches, and the lights are timed to music. A nice display for a small commercial property, but not what I would call a top 30 display.
- 10:59 a.m. Dec. 11, 2012
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The comment above was about the Golden Spike Harley Davidson display. I assumed
the comments would be listed under the entry. We also visited the Ogden house
with the Nightmare Before Christmas themed yard. If you've seen the movie
you will appreciate the display. It's not flashy, but it's got lots of
lights and is fun to look at.
Also, if you go to Hooper Holiday House, you get a bonus down the block of another animated display that's fun to listen to. You can hear the music with your windows down a bit. Lots of lights and displays.
- 11:08 a.m. Dec. 11, 2012
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I just read someone else's post and it reminded me I really want to find soothing music to listen to while I am in labor, to help me relax. I am really not into that kind of thing most of the time, but during my class, it surprisingly had a huge effect on helping me relax. BUT, due to the fact that I don't just listen to the kind of music I'm talking about for fun (I like to sing along), I don't know where to start looking.
Any ideas? I have to have something slow (pretty is a plus :) ), but no words, because I will just be concentrating too much on singing along rather than relaxing.


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Unbeaten Eagles Mites win WNC Super Bowl
Published: Sunday, November 8, 2009 at 12:46 p.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, November 8, 2009 at 12:46 p.m.
ROSMAN -- The Eagles Mites football team, composed of 9- and 10-year-olds, edged Enka 36-34 at Saturday's WNC Youth Football Super Bowl to finish the year unbeaten at 11-0.
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The Eagles had defeated Enka's Mites earlier in the year by a 48-6 margin. On Saturday the game was a lot closer, but with the same outcome.
The day started at 2 p.m. with the Termite (6-8 year-olds) championship, where Brevard took the Super Bowl title with a 28-6 win over Asheville.
That game was followed by East's dramatic win, and the day ended with the 11-13 age group of Midgets, a game that saw Asheville defeat T.C. Roberson 38-0.
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I have tried searching the web, but all I find are people dual booting OSes on the same computer and wanting to share VMs across the different OSes.
What I have is a desktop (core i7 IvyBridge,16 GB ram, 4 cores 8 threads) and a laptop (core i5 SandyBridge, 8GB RAM, 2 cores 4 threads) and I want to share the same VM (say, Ubuntu 12.10) across both, stored on an external USB drive.
What are the caveats? What should I look out for? Can I change number of CPUs & RAM on the fly? (2 cores/ 2GB each if on my laptop, 4 cores/4GB if on my desktop)
Has anyone tried it? Can someone give me advise on how to proceed?
For what it is worth, I plan on using VirtualBox. In theory, I could just have 2 virtual machines, one on my laptop and one on my desktop on the USB drive, but I don't want to repeatedly do updates and developer environment setups on both.


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The 2013 Bank of Urbana "Good Citizen" Scholarship recipient for Macks Creek High School is Allisyn J. Carnahan. Allisyn is the daughter of Judd and Brenda Carnahan of Macks Creek.
Allisyn has been active in Macks Creek Varsity Basketball and Varsity Softball throughout high school. She has been President of Student Council and Vice President of National Honor Society. She has also been active in FFA, FCCLA, and Choir.
She assisted in blood drives with National Honor Society and with cleaning up the community park.
"The Bank of Urbana awards the "Good Citizen" Scholarship to graduates of Macks Creek, Buffalo, Skyline, Hermitage, and Wheatland high schools," said Bank of Urbana President Bill Vaughan. "Scholarships are offered to students who demonstrate outstanding leadership through community service and extra curricular school activities."
Recipients are selected by committees at their respective schools according to criteria that include attending four consecutive years and maintaining grades necessary for admission to a post secondary school.
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