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All Articles Tagged "celebrity couples"
#LifeGoals: Debbie Allen And Husband Norm Nixon Celebrate 32 Years Of Marriage By Breaking It Down On A Boat
With so many couples in Hollywood calling it quits these days (literally, about three big couples split this week alone…), it's always nice to see happy, long-lasting couples celebrating their love. It's especially beautiful when it's Black love.
And that's why we're so into the images and video Debbie Allen shared of her and husband Norm Nixon celebrating their 32nd wedding anniversary with the help of family and friends. Norm is a retired NBA basketball player who spent 12 seasons in the league. The couple have two children together, and they've followed in their parents' footsteps: Vivian Nixon is a dancer and their son Norman Ellard Nixon Jr. is a basketball player. Nixon also has a son from a previous marriage, actor DeVaughn Nixon from The Bodyguard.
Allen and Nixon hopped on a yacht in Marina del Ray to commemorate their anniversary, calling the party the #WhiteParty. Their family, friends, as well as individuals from the Debbie Allen Dance Academy and actor Wesley Snipes all came through to mark the occasion.
Crusin' with @realwesleysnipes @thumpnixon and crew at @therealdebbieallendanceacademy White Party!
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At one point in the evening, the pair even made their way to the dance floor (which Allen is known to cut up on) to show that they still have the same love, but even better dance moves than they had back when they tied the knot in '84. They grooved to Drake's "One Dance":
If they don't work it! Here's to 32 more years of greatness for the happy couple. We're definitely getting all the #lifegoals (and the feels) from this pair.
Tags:celebrity couples, debbie allen
Tyra Banks Celebrates Her Boo Thang On Instagram
Tyra is a lucky girl. Though she might not have the baby her heart desires just yet, she does have love. When Banks was talking about her pregnancy struggles, sources revealed that the man who's been going through it with her is 50-year-old photographer Erik Asla.
It was her love for this man that convinced her, he would be the one to raise a child with. You may remember she mentioned that she and her partner have been trying IVF trying to produce a child.
And while they're waiting for their little bundle, however he or she may come, she took some time out to celebrate the man who's been by her side during this challenging time.
Good for her. She's certainly one who deserves to be happy!
Tags:celebrity couples, tyra banks
Porsha Williams On Going Public With Buffalo Bills Safety Duke Williams: "We Held Hands And We Pressed Send"
Over the weekend, "Real Housewives of Atlanta" star Porsha Williams took a big step in her relationship with NFL player Duke Williams when she decided to go public.
Prior to the big reveal, most were unaware that the reality star was seeing someone exclusively. But she and the Buffalo Bills safety apparently felt that this weekend was the right time to let everyone know that they're together. The pair kicked off a series of photos confirming their relationship with an adorable snapshot captured during one of their dates to a shooting range in Reno, Nevada. Porsha then followed up with a solo photo of Duke, and then another more cozy image of the two of them sharing a moment at one of Duke's family functions, which leads us to believe that things may be serious.
Not to worry, Porsha wasn't the only one gushing on Instagram about the new courtship. Duke also flaunted his new bae on the photo sharing app, deaming her his Woman Crush Everyday.
Monday, Porsha opened up about her decision to finally invite the world into her relationship with the pro athlete on Dish Nation.
"He's just my little sweetie," she shared. "We went to the gun range and we had such a good time so I wanted to post a picture at the gun range. But you know, his last name is Williams and then my last name is Williams. Everybody thought that it meant that we were like family members, and I don't think he thought that was going to be the reaction. He ended up getting my phone and posting his picture with a heart. I was like, 'Ahhhh,' because I had never been public like that."
Porsha went on to explain that she wasn't bothered by the photo Duke posted, and that they eventually decided to go all out with their coupledom on the social networking website.
"I was like you know what? Let's go all out with it. Let's jump off. So we just held hands and we pressed send at the same time."
Considering how horribly her marriage to ex-NFL player Kordell Williams ended, it's nice to see Porsha happy. Hopefully, things work out between these two.
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Tags:celebrity couples, porsha williams
Ciara's #1 Fan: Russell Wilson is Smitten
Seattle Seahawks star quarterback Russell Wilson is letting it be known that he's smitten with singer/mom Ciara.
"She's a stunner and I always say she's a 15 out of 10 in every way," Russell beamed from the Kids' Choice Sports Awards red carpet earlier this week. "She's a really, really special girl. I'm glad she's my lady."
And it doesn't stop there.
"She's got such a kind heart, her music is unbelievable, just being around her, her energy..she's a tremendous person, a tremendous mom, so I love that about her."
Russell recently let it be known that they are abstaining from sex. "I need you guys to keep praying for us because she's as good as it gets!"
His number one tip for kids? "Surround yourself with great people and great leaders, people that are going to encourage you, not discourage you
Let's say it all together…awww.
Best wishes to these two!
Tags:celebrity couples, Ciara, Russell Wilson
You Owe Me: Carmen Bryan, Nas And Child Support
Carmen Bryan, the mother of Nas' daughter, is reportedly homeless. After their daughter, Destiny Jones turned eighteen, she allegedly hasn't had a stable living condition.
According to sister site Bossip:
Nas's first baby's mother Carmen Bryan is homeless. Carmen has been homeless since last summer when Nas stop sending her monthly support checks. He continued to send her support checks after their child was eighteen and she believed that he would send them forever since she was the mother of his child. After she decided to put lies out about him on social media he cut her off. She has never spent a dime out of her own pocket to support her daughter because except writing a tell all book, she has not had a J-O-B since giving birth.
She's been here in Queens all year squatting from house to house telling old stories from the late 90's. When she wears out her welcome she gets buddy passes to mooch off of people in LA and Atlanta.
Well damn…I hope this isn't true.
However, this brings one to ponder about the ever-ongoing debate about child support. The consensus from many men is that the money is called child support, meaning that it's purpose is to purchase needs and a few wants pertaining to their son or daughter. Once the child is eighteen, dad (and I say dad because more often than not the father is paying child support) has fulfilled his financial obligation. Of course, it isn't this simple.
Many times it seems as if there is a misconception in which part of-or all of the money-is used as additional income as if it is some kind of alimony. There are people who take advantage of the system. It's easy money. I personally know a few mothers who live with their parents that collect exorbitant child support checks, live beyond comfortable lives, and could care less just to stick it to their baby's father/ex-husbands. It sucks; but it's reality.
While many of us have tried at some point, most black fathers aren't rappers who have made millions. We are living check-to-check. Sometimes that child support payment holds the whole family down in between paychecks. While I don't receive child support in the traditional sense, my daughter's survivor's benefits from her mother passing away come through in the clutch for everything from "Damn, I left my wallet at home," to buying a monthly train passes when starting a new job. For the most part, I would "replace" the money. I say that in an attempt to be transparent and suggest sometimes things happen and we all have to survive.
What about the mother? Sometimes that too can be complicated. I think that's contingent on the relationship between both parents. Many feel it is within their moral compass to take care of and assist outside of the child. And why not? That's the person who carried their offspring and probably have primary custody.
In the speculative case of Carmen Bryan, one can't help but wonder what happened. We know Destiny's monthly deposits were more than enough to take care of her. We are pretty sure that he has done more for his daughter than write a song and have a fixed amount deducted from is account every month. I'm sure Carmen wasn't completely irresponsible with the money. She could have been saving the money. Maybe she had a hard time getting gainful employment because of who fathered her daughter? There's a possibility that she had been living off of the residual checks from her 2007 tell-all book, From Nas to Jay-Z, from Seduction to Scandal–a Hip-Hop Helen of Troy Tells All. We know that she and Nas haven't always seen eye-to-eye and she's been vocal about that from time to time.
I'm pretty sure Carmen Bryan is doing just fine and these are just rumors. As soon as these reports surfaced, Bryan posted a picture of herself in Instagram holding a stack of $100 bills.
…then again we know people do nothing but lie on social media.
Tags:Carmen Bryan, celebrity couples, child support, money, nas
Is It Weird That Lenny Kravitz And Lisa Bonet Went To The Met Gala Together?
In my mind, Lenny Kravitz and Lisa Bonet are still together, like romantically. And while I know that she's married to fine behind Jason Momoa, Lenny and Lisa, with their alliterating names, funky bohemian style and comparable attractiveness, were a beautiful example of Black [Hollywood] love.
I know I wasn't the only one who was bummed when it ended. But I took solace in the fact that they seemed to maintain a beautiful friendship.
And while these two have always been a shining example of what co-parenting and romances-turned-friendships can look like, they took it to a whole 'nother level when they showed up at last night's Met Gala arm in arm, as each other's dates.
I still love seeing them together. Lisa is still gorgeous. Lenny is still fine and their offspring Zoe is stunning.
But after I stopped gushing, I thought about the weirdness of it all. I mean, if we take the celebrity aspect out of this and apply it to us mere mortals in the real world, this would be something of a scandal. I told y'all Lisa is married, with children. And Lenny is her ex husband, father of her child and longtime friend.
You know what they say, flames can be rekindled.
And while I've read that Lenny and Jason get along famously, I certainly hope Lisa ran this by her man. And I do wonder how that conversation went…
"Hey babe, Lenny, Zoe and I are going to the Met Gala."
"Oh, cool. Who's Zoe's date?
"She's going solo."
"Nice. Who's Lenny taking?"
Where dey do dat at?
In fairness, since this was a family affair, perhaps the common thread, Zoe, asked her mother and father to attend the event together.
I could understand that…if Zoe weren't a grown woman.
Either there's something more to this and we don't know the full story yet…or Lenny and Lisa really are on some different ish.
What do you make of these two stepping out together as each other's dates? Do you think their status as celebrities makes this a little bit more understandable?
#Instalove: The Cutest Instagram Moments Of Your Favorite Celebrity Couples
Everyone likes to show their #instalove, and it's hard to get cuter than these celebrity couples. Get ready to start your week with an overdose of Instagram love.
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Reality TV Divorce Curse: 15 Celebrity Couples Who Split
The Reality TV divorce curse does not discriminate. These celebrity couples come from all backgrounds, all professions, all types and from newlyweds to those who'd been married decades. We think it's safe to say — take this post as a cautionary tale.
All images courtesy of WENN.
Source: OK Mag, Rollingstone, Jezebel
Reality TV Divorce Curse: 15 Celebrity Couples Who Split
Nicki Minaj And Meek Mill Need To Have A Baby ASAP
I still have a hard time fully grasping how the homie Meek Mill came and scooped up Nicki Minaj out of the ashes of her 10-year relationship to Safaree. Then, he did the unthinkable – put a ring on it! He put a reported $500,000, 15-carat heart-shaped yellow diamond engagement ring on it! Now, let it be known, depending on who you talk to, this is the equivalent to winning the lottery in Hip-Hop. Nicki is regarded as top-shelf in so many ways these days. Guess what's next?
Before I answer that, let me run down the landscape a bit. We have Kanye, Kim and North, Beyonce, Jay, and Blue…and their kids. I love how they are raising their kids, all worldly and stuff and the reactions are pricey. Have you seen North West's expressions the weekend she was baptized by Armenian priests? Priceless. She seems to abhor all of the attention, just like her daddy once upon a time. Blue Ivy, on the other side, makes it common practice to show up at ritzy art museums seemingly with a profound appreciate of the visuals. Jay says she already owns a Basquiat original. Who could hate what these kids are experiencing at such and early age?
There is another side though.
I could be out of touch with the papz, but I rarely see those more humane moments with those megastars, which is understandable in this celebrity-obsessed culture we live in. I think Meek and Nicki are going to present the more candid, fun and carefree side of celebrity parenting. Imagine a little Nicki Minaj rolling on the ground in a colorful wig or a little Meek popping a wheeling on his tricycle. These guys are fun to watch in general and seem 100% genuine regardless of when you catch them together. Jay, B, and Kanye are of a different era than these two. Nicki and Meek have used social media to share just about every aspect of their lives to their benefit where as their older contemporaries have only recently opened up to the idea.
Nicki – while tremendously famous and successful – still evokes that regular woman from the hood that we are rooting for. In November of 2014, Nicki, 31, shared in song that she had lost a child 15-16 years ago. "I want Caiah (younger brother) to go to college just to say we did it/ My child with Aaron, would've have been 16 any minute/ So in some ways I feel like Caiah is the both of them/ It's like he's Cai's little angel looking over him," Minaj said on "All Things Go." In the song, she also revealed that she has had deep-rooted family issues, was previously engaged and has had lost loved ones to street violence.
Guys are straight up rooting for Meek, which is hilarious. It seemed like a win for everynormalman! First of all, he managed to legitimately win the heart of the the biggest, brightest rap female. Secondly, he "wifed" Nicki (hood term's people!), something her poor ride-or-die ex could not achieve. Most people don't remember the dirty-looking Philly kid with the tattered braids back in the day, but I do. Meek was well talked about in underground circles, courted by T.I. and signed by Rick Ross. More recently, people know that Meek did a stint in jail, a move that almost derailed his success. You know how Hip-Hop loves a "Free (Insert Rapper Name Here" campaign. Most of the time, those rappers falter after prison, but not Meek! What they aren't saying is, "What kid of daddy will Meek be if they have kids?" We may soon find out.
Nicki is ready for kids and Meek is reportedly down as they move towards their wedding date.
One site said, "Nicki and Meek have discussed family and children. They are both on board as soon as they get married." In the past Nicki has stated that she will only have kids if she's married. "I definitely will be married before I have my baby. I always said, 'When I have my baby, it's going to be all about my baby,'" Nicki told Complex. "I don't want the child feeling like they don't have all of my attention, so I always said, 'I'm going to take a little break.'" Imagine Nicki sharing how she gets her "body back" after kids?
It looks like we have a quorum! They are having kids!
I've always been fascinated with how celebrities raise their kids and adults those children become. Meek and Nicki…as parents, pique my interest. I look at it like a social study or just a gaze into a deeper, ordinary facet of an extraordinary person's life. So, we have these individuals that are famous, but have not fully surrendered all of their their humanity to the dark side of celebrity. And they want to have kids and be married? I suspect it will be a reality exhibit that plays out in social media and pumped to the world. We'll all be watching.
We say Nicki Minaj and Meek Mill need to have a baby now! What do you think?
(Images courtesy of Tumblr and Instagram)
Tags:celebrity couples, chuck creekmur, love, meek mill, nicki minaj
One Big Happy Family: 15 Stars In Open Marriages
These stars in open marriages have various back stories and it appears that for some, this sort of arrangement actually works.
Go figure!
Sources: NYPOST, YOURDAILYSCOOP RANKER, MADAMENOIRE, ESSENCE
All images courtesy of WENN


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If you can muster the willpower to hit pause on GTA 5 for a second, check out this fresh new trailer for Dead Rising 3 that Microsoft just unveiled at the Tokyo Game Show earlier today. It's been a while since we've heard anything from Capcom about the game, but with the November launch date growing ever closer, the studio decided to give us a quick look at a few of the game's next-gen features.
In DR3's online co-op mode, not only will you be able to drop into a friend's game at any time, all the story progression and experience points you earn will actually carry over when you head back to your own game to play solo. So any missions you finish with a friend will automatically register as 'complete' in yours – even if you're technically playing in their game.
This new trailer also showcases an array of ridiculous new "super-combo weapons" that you can use in the game. These require at least three components to construct and are every bit as crazy as you'd expect from the Dead Rising series. To name a few, these include the Ultimate Powershout, a concussive sound weapon made from traffic cones; the Ultimate Grim Reaper, a flaming scythe/katana/gas can hybrid; and the Massive Bomb, which is pretty much a miniature nuke.
Dead Rising 3 is expected to be released as an Xbox One launch title, so be sure to circle back for more news in November.

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I have one large access database that I need to normalize into five tables and a lookup table. I understand the theory behind normalization and have already sketched out the look of the tables but I am lost on how to transform my table to get the database normalized. The table analyzers doesn't offer the the breakdown that I want.
We started with Q&A. Technical documentation is next, and we need your help.
Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, you can contribute.
If you have a single table, add an Autonumber field to it.
Then create your other tables, and use the Autonumber value from the original single table as the foreign key to join them back to the original data.
If you had tblPerson:
and you wanted to break it down, add PersonID autonumber and then create a phone table:
Then you'd append data from tblPerson for the appropriate fields:
and then you'd run another query for the home phone:
Someone suggested a UNION query, which you'd have to save as you can't have a UNION query as a subselect in Jet SQL. The saved query would look something like this:
If you saved that as qryPhones, you'd then append qryPhones with this SQL:
Obviously, this is just the simplest example. You'd do the same for all the fields. The key is that you have to create a PK value for your source table that will tie all the derived records back to the original table.
Can queries, particularly Union queries, offer a solution? Where are you seeing a problem?
The database is a pretty typical database with nothing special to distinguish it from others.
The database consists of one table with:
company name, addess, telephone etc. contact person with the typical related fields
This will basically serve as a marketing database and I will need to keep track of events, business correspondence and the like. I'm just lost on how to keep the relationships intact.
Do you mean relationships in the relationships window? These can easily be rebuilt. Or do you mean key fields etc? This can sometimes be difficult and may involve intermediate tables. Each case is different. As doofledorfer said, you are likely to get more specific advice if you post schemas.


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Book your room at Days Inn Palm Coast
Get an overview of this hotelHotel in Palm Coast with free breakfast and outdoor pool
Situated in Palm Coast, this hotel is within 3 mi (5 km) of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church, James F. Holland Memorial Park, and Grand Club Pine Lakes Golf Course. Linear Park and Parkview Baptist Church are also within 3 mi (5 km).
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An outdoor pool, a fitness center, and a business center are available at this hotel. Free continental breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include conference rooms, a 24-hour front desk, and express check-out.
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Days Inn Palm Coast120 Garden St N Palm Coast FL 32137
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Days Inn Palm Coast features an outdoor pool and a fitness center. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This hotel offers access to a business center and a meeting room. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Event facilities measuring 640 square feet (59 square meters) include conference space. This Palm Coast hotel also offers express check-out, a safe deposit box at the front desk, and RV/bus/truck parking. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- 24-hour front desk
- Business center
- Conference space
- Conference space size (feet) - 640
- Conference space size (meters) - 59
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-out
- Fitness facilities
- Free breakfast
- Free RV, bus, truck parking
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- Number of floors - 4
- One meeting room
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- Total number of rooms - 119
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- Iron/ironing board
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Guests are offered a complimentary continental breakfast each morning.
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Recreational amenities at the hotel include an outdoor pool and a fitness center.
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
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- Pets allowed for an extra charge of USD 25 per stay
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Safety of diabetes drug Avandia remains a contentious debate
Published: Wednesday, July 14, 2010 at 10:27 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, July 14, 2010 at 10:27 a.m.
GAITHERSBURG, Md. — Presenters and panelists spent much of Tuesday, the first day of a Food and Drug Administration advisory committee meeting here on the heart safety of Avandia, discussing the value of research conducted since the last such gathering three years ago.
At that 2007 meeting, committee members voted overwhelmingly that the diabetes drug raised heart attack risk, but they also voted overwhelmingly to recommend keeping the drug on the market. Although their terms have expired, the panelists have been invited back to vote alongside their successors, making for a 33-member advisory committee. The FDA usually, but not always, follows its advisers' recommendations.
Questions about Avandia's safety were first raised in a 2007 study in The New England Journal of Medicine. Steven Nissen, chair of cardiovascular medicine, and co-author Kathy Wolski pooled the results of 42 Avandia studies, an approach called a meta-analysis, and concluded that the drug raised heart attack risk.
Only one randomized controlled trial - considered the gold standard for testing medications - has been completed since 2007, and even FDA reviewers were divided on its value.
"For some advisory committee meetings, all of the FDA opinions line up nicely with each other, and, as you know, that is not the case here," Commissioner Margaret Hamburg said in opening remarks to the panel, which will be asked today whether the drug should remain on the market.
"My advice is that you keep an open mind," she said. "Follow the science where it leads, and the rest will fall into place."
Thomas Marciniak of the FDA's division of cardiovascular and renal drugs told panelists that agency staffers involved in the drug approval process "have a bias against reversing themselves," while those responsible for monitoring the safety of a drug after it goes on the market are more likely to be critical.
Marciniak, who says he wasn't involved with Avandia until asked to review the randomized trial known as RECORD and sponsored by the drug's maker, GlaxoSmithKline, said his role was that of a tiebreaker. He was highly critical Tuesday of how RECORD was designed and conducted.
Phillip Home, a diabetes specialist at the U.K.'s Newcastle University and chair of the RECORD steering committee, said there is no evidence that Avandia carries a bigger risk of cardiovascular death than metformin, another diabetes medication.
FDA scientist David Graham argued that the RECORD trial was "garbage" as far as the kind of evidence the FDA would require to prove that a drug was effective and should be approved. So why, he asked the committee, should the agency turn to RECORD for proof that Avandia is safe?
"That asymmetry does not protect public health."
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Greek Souvlaki
Total Time
Prep 2 hrs
Cook 7 mins
This is posted in response to a request for "skewer" recipes. A real coincidence as this was being prepared on the food network by Nick Makris from Nick's Diner in Regina Sask - it looked SO GOOD I just had to post it. Use pork or lamb - serving with pita bread is optional but tzatziki is a must! Prep time includes a minimum of 2 hours for marinating.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 1⁄2 lbs boneless leg of lamb or 1 1⁄2 lbs lamb shoulder or 1 1⁄2 lbs pork loin, cut into 1 inch cubes
- 1⁄4 cup extra virgin olive oil
- 1⁄3 cup red wine vinegar
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 onion, finely chopped
- 1 tablespoon dried Greek oregano
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley
- 1 1⁄2 tablespoons chopped of fresh mint
- coarse salt
- freshly cracked black pepper
- Combine olive oil, red wine vinegar, garlic, onion, oregano, parsley, mint and black pepper in a bowl& mix well.
- Add meat, toss to coat, cover and refrigerate; marinate for a minimum of 2 hours but overnight for best results.
- If using wooden skewers soak them in water overnight or for at least 2 hours.
- Preheat the grill to medium high.
- Thread meat evenly onto 4 skewers& season with salt and pepper.
- Grill skewers 4 to 5 minutes per side for medium or cook a few minutes longer if you prefer well done (6 to 7 minutes).
- Serve with tzatziki sauce and pita bread.
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Excellent flavor ~ made the best gyros we've ever had. I was a little concerned about the mint as I've never used it before in a marinade, but it didn't over power at all. Served with pita pockets, feta and tzatziki!
Was looking for recipes that used mint. Even though it's just April our mint is wild right now. Coincidentally we also had a pork loin ready to be cut up. So delicious and kept the pork moist. Served over rice with grilled peppers and onions. Will keep and use again. Thanks for posting!
I doubled the recipe, and put the coated meat in freezer bags, then threw them in the freezer. Next time I want souvlaki, I will just take the bags out. It will marinade as it thaws.


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GE Opens Mobile Water Service Center in Alberta
Facility will reduce response time and decrease costs for customers in Western Canada and the northern U.S.
GE announced the opening of a new mobile water service center in Edmonton, the first of its kind anywhere in Alberta, designed to decrease response time and cost for customers located in Western Canada and the northern U.S. The new 15,000-sq-ft service center will help local companies and communities in need of an immediate water solution, either for planned maintenance, emergency or disaster recovery.
Videos Promote Groundwater Fields of Study, Careers
Both videos can be accessed on the Career Center page of NGWA's website
With a projected shortage of 135,000 geoscientists expected to occur in the U.S. within the next 10 years, the National Ground Water Assn. (NGWA) is promoting two new videos spotlighting groundwater fields of study and careers to precollege and college students.
A two-minute video primarily targets secondary school students interested in science and/or the outdoors. Groundwater Is Cool highlights the critical importance of groundwater as a freshwater resource for human use and the environment. It contains arresting statistics, fast-paced graphics, and music.
Campaign Helps Californians Understand Benefits of Low-Flow Toilets
The state is under an executive order to reduce water usage by 25% through February 2016
As part of its Stand Up for the Earth initiative, Zurn Industries LLC is launching a campaign to educate Californians about how much water they can save through the use of its water-efficient products.
Let Your Fingers Do the Walking
Your company probably does a great job of advertising. It sends out thousands of postcards, advertises in local coupon magazines, and may even have radio and television commercials. This causes the phone to ring off the hook and bombard the sales department with leads. Unfortunately, this can become costly for owners, and they often must review their return on investment.
House Leads vs. Self-Created Leads
Generating your own leads can result in increased sales
WERF Requests Proposals for Integrated Water Research Projects
The organization is seeking proposals designed to further sustainable integrated water management research
The Water Environment Research Foundation (WERF) is currently requesting proposals for two new research projects supporting its integrated water program.
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AWWA: SDWA Anniversary Cause to Celebrate, 'Renew Our Commitment' to Safe Water
AWWA CEO David LaFrance thanks water professionals nationwide for keeping water safe for drinking
Dec. 16, 2014, marked the 40th anniversary of the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA), which today includes regulations for more than 90 contaminants. American Water Works Assn. (AWWA) CEO David LaFrance issued the following statement to mark the occasion.
HydroNovation Appoints Terry Heckman as Regional Sales Manager
Heckman brings over 27 years of residential and commercial water treatment experience
HydroNovation announced that Terry Heckman has joined the company as their Western Regional Sales Manager. Heckman brings over 27 years of residential and commercial water treatment experience, having previously worked for Pentair Residential Filtration, GE Water & Process Technologies, Osmonics and Autotrol in similar capacities. He will use his extensive water background and industry channel partner contacts in commercializing the salt-free HydroDI water treatment technology to the residential and commercial markets.
Rainwater Harvesting Company Enters Nashville Metro Market
Rainwater Resources appoints Susannah Culbertson as territory manager
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Duke Nukem Forever artist, Chris Smith, has released some shots of the title over on his personal blog.
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"Two years, nine months. Now it's over. It was fun while it lasted. I worked with an extraordinary bunch of artists, designers, and programmers. You will all be missed."
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WASHINGTON - Along with cruise missiles and bombs, U.S. forces were poised to dropped food and medicine Sunday across famine-stricken Afghanistan in the beginning stages of a larger humanitarian operation.
About 37,500 individual Humanitarian Daily Rations (HDRs) were dropped by cargo planes across rugged areas of Afghanistan. Leaflets explaining the U.S. military action were being prepared to be dropped later.
The humanitarian aid is meant to underscore the Bush administration's message that the strikes are aimed at terrorists, not ordinary Afghans.
"To say that these attacks are in any way against Afghanistan or the Afghan people is flat wrong," said Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld.
The food rations, which were dropped by planes flying from U.S. bases in Germany, were a one-day supply.
Developed by the Defense Department in 1993 as a civilian alternative to the military's Meals Ready to Eat (MRE), the humanitarian rations are less caloric and geared toward refugees weakened by hunger and travel.
The 2,200-calorie HDR is easier for a nutritionally depleted system to absorb than a 4,400-calorie MRE.
But the rations dropped Sunday have another significant feature in a country of Muslims: They are for populations that abstain from meat and animal products because of religious requirements.
Weighing 30 ounces, these rations come in a bright yellow pouch wrapped in double-thick plastic, strong enough to withstand extreme environmental conditions and high-altitude drops.
"This is a food gift from the people of the United States of America," the label on the pouch reads. "This bag contains one day's complete food requirement."
The text is in English, Spanish and French. A graphic shows a male silhouette with a spoon to his mouth.
An Afghan tearing into a food pouch dropped from the skies Sunday would have found an entree of bean and potato vinaigrette, beans with tomato sauce, a shortbread cookie, a biscuit, a fruit bar, fruit pastry, peanut butter, strawberry jam and a condiment package that includes salt, pepper and sugar. A moist towelette is included.
Spoon and matches are also inside. The pouch can be immersed in hot water or the contents placed in a pot for heating over a flame.
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I have been privileged to serve as Trinity's pastor since June of 1997. We entered the internship program in 1998 and have had a constant progression of new interns each year. An intern is in their third year of seminary and they spend one year with us, learning the ministry "ropes." We call our interns by the title of "vicar" and delight in learning from them just as much as they learn about ministry from us.
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After high-yield bonds, real-estate investment trusts, and leveraged loans comes yield's final frontier: the roughly $24 billion niche of business-development companies. These regulated, closed-end investment firms make loans to and invest in small, developing, or financially troubled companies. BDCs have stepped into a role that regional banks vacated during the financial crisis. BDCs often boast yields of 8% and higher, thanks to their REIT-like structure of paying out at least 90% of their taxable income as dividends. But these are not blue-chip dividend payers. Neither are the exchange-traded funds and notes tracking them.
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Key to the fresh interest is the recent surge in the Wells Fargo Business Development Company Index, which gained 34% in 2012, and it's up another 7.8% in 2013. Some, like BlackRock Kelso Capital (ticker: BKCC) or Apollo Investment AINV 1.0638297872340425% Apollo Investment Corp. U.S.: Nasdaq USD5.7 0.06 1.0638297872340425% /Date(1469221200448-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 906399 AFTER HOURS USD5.6891 -0.0109 -0.1912280701754386% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1900 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 1288587517.91611 Dividend Yield 14.035087719298245% Rev. per Employee N/A More quote details and news » (AINV), rose 36% or more last year and still yield north of 9%. But the sector plunged in the financial crisis, and trades with a "high beta" (or volatile) character because of its retail investor base, explains Janney Montgomery Scott analyst J.T. Rogers.
In January, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority put BDCs atop a list of 2013 regulatory and examination priorities, warning that investors face significant market, credit, and liquidity risks.
EXCHANGE-TRADED FUNDS and notes add another layer of complexity in return for a modest degree of diversification. Van Eck Global last month launched the first BDC-only ETF, the Market Vectors BDC Income BIZD 0.4130819092516205% VanEck Vectors BDC Income ETF U.S.: NYSE Arca 17.0401 0.0701 0.4130819092516205% /Date(1469221187190-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 22541 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap N/A Dividend Yield 9.530460501992359% Rev. per Employee N/A More quote details and news » ETF (BIZD). Though it tracks 25 companies, 50% of assets are invested in five BDCs. One reason: You can count the number of companies with a $1 billion market capitalization on two hands. UBS offers two exchange-traded notes for investors willing to bear the issuer's credit risk. The more popular of the two, the $88 million, unwieldily named UBS ETRACS 2x Leveraged Long Wells Fargo Business Development Company ETN (BDCL)offers twice the return of the index, resulting in a fat yield—currently about 12%—and volatile price swings. The $380 million PowerShares Global Listed Private Equity Portfolio PSP 0.42488038277511964% PowerShares Global Listed Private Equity Portfolio U.S.: NYSE Arca 10.4944 0.0444 0.42488038277511964% /Date(1469220719279-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 191849 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap N/A Dividend Yield 1.374828479951212% Rev. per Employee N/A More quote details and news » (PSP) is partially invested in BDCs. So is ProShares Global Listed Private Equity PEX 0.2965758964680507% ProShares Global Listed Private Equity ETF Bats BZX 37.2 0.11 0.2965758964680507% /Date(1469221800010-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 130 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap N/A Dividend Yield 5.529043010752688% Rev. per Employee N/A More quote details and news » ETF (PEX), which launched two weeks ago.
Bulls lately emphasize the fact that many BDCs lend on a floating-rate basis, so they should enjoy some protection once interest rates rise. The trade-off: BDCs still drop like stocks in risk-averse markets. Another trade-off: When it comes to ETFs, you're actually buying a "fund of funds," since a BDC is itself a species of investment fund. Some BDCs pay hefty fees to external portfolio managers, just like expensive mutual funds.
Rogers urges investors to be selective after the recent big gains. A similar view emerged at Bank of America Merrill Lynch last week. The firm's Kenneth Bruce downgraded the biggest BDC, Ares Capital ARCC 1.2064343163538873% Ares Capital Corp. U.S.: Nasdaq USD15.1 0.18 1.2064343163538873% /Date(1469221200262-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1797511 AFTER HOURS USD15.1 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio 11.526717557251908 Market Cap 4740705670.91141 Dividend Yield 10.066225165562914% Rev. per Employee N/A More quote details and news » (ARCC), to Neutral from Buy, saying the stock "reflects a healthy dose of optimism already."
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A group of therapists came together in Europe to participate in a ten-day workshop.
As was the custom, at the start of the gathering, the attendees gathered together in a circle to take make introductions and share a little about their practice and history.
About halfway into the process, a woman explained how she'd worked for years in a mental institution counseling dozens of patients each day. And then, after a pause, her face became grim. She continued:
One day while she was eating her lunch one of her clients committed suicide by jumping off the roof of the institute. The patient fell right past the therapist as she was eating her salad.
The woman's breathing became rushed, she was crying and right on the verge of losing control.
But the leader of the workshop sensed that something was 'off' about the woman's state; there was something not quite genuine about it. She seemed to be working herself into an agitated condition to alert her colleagues about the intensity she'd experienced throughout her career and how that intensity made her special.
At the end of her story she looked to the leader of the group for acknowledgment. And then everyone else in the circle turned and looked to the leader too. A concerned silence hovered in the air.
And then, after a pause, the leader shrugged his shoulders and announced:
"Okay. New rule. No jumping from the roof during lunch."
The woman and all of the other participants in the circle burst into laughter.
You Didn't Jump. So You're Still Here!
I like this story as an allegory for looking back and reviewing the past seven years that accompanied the just-finished square between Uranus and Pluto; two of astrology's most misunderstood and misinterpreted planets.
If you haven't jumped off of a bridge yet, well, congratulations, you've passed a series of initiations that you were destined to encounter (should you consider your soul an agent of consciousness that traverses from life to life).
Your presence continues within the pulse of life. You're still here and entwined with — and required to participate in — the incessant woof and warp of living.
This circle story also shows how we might expand beyond our pipsqueak sense of self, with its attendant stories and dramas that color and define us. The story also shows how the ordinary can shift to the extraordinary by involving humor as a transcendent ingredient. Life is tough, it sucks sometimes and then we laugh (or cry) and then we carry on.
I've written a lot about the alignment between Uranus and Pluto on this site, and discussed in detail some of the socio-cultural fallout with my colleague Jessica Murray. But now, as the final square clicks in and out of exactitude, I'm going to share some personal anecdotes, observations and insights with you.
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Modern astrologers write from a Jungian perspective about the trio of planets that reside beyond Saturn (Uranus, Neptune and Pluto). Because those planets orbit the Sun at a glacial pace it's easy to associate them with 'collective' time — cultural trends and geopolitical movements; or even the rise and fall of civilizations — when you consider Pluto's 248-year orbit around the Sun.
But let's not forget that cultures and civilizations are aggregates of individuals. Folks like you and me. And, should you be open to an atypical perspective, the outer planets also mark moments in life that deconstruct your conventional sense of self.
If you are committed to upholding the values and standards you inherited from your family, church or the various authority figures that influenced your life, well, it's likely that your ability to find resonance with the outer planets hasn't developed.
Many people do not 'register' the outer planets in a personal sense, in much the same way most people do not practice Zen or involve their lives with depth psychology or spiritual practices that unravel the dominance of the ego and its allegiance to the instincts. This isn't a judgment, just an astrological statement of fact.
The dominate theme of my work with clients during the past seven years has involved the personal particulars of accommodating the acceleration of consciousness that's symbolized by the Uranus Pluto square. An unrelenting pressure that feels (to those aforementioned instincts) like a battle to the death.
Here are some notes, observations and insights I've gleaned by tracking my own experience and that of my clients. Make what you will of this. Nothing is etched in stone.
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"We are not stamped at birth with our destiny, nor even our personality — there is no imprinting — but, being the person we are, we are born at a time that announces who we are.
Our destiny may be indicated at birth, but its realization lies in the future — indeed tragically it may never find complete fulfillment.
It is a pity that the idea of destiny has almost completely slipped from human consciousness, thanks to the propaganda that physical causation is the only causation in town, so that everybody must look to the past for meanings. The answers must lie in the genes, or in the childhood situation, and so on. Some of the answers may indeed be found there, but the true significance of our journey — like all journeys — lies in where we are going, not where we are coming from.
Aristotle wrote in the fourth century BC that the 'nature of man is not what he was born as, but what he is born for.'
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I've written about filmmaker and provocateur Adam Curtis before. I suggest you read that post, Pop Culture's Edgiest Truth-Teller, to see more of what he's about.
But do so after you watch his latest short documentary that he created for the BBC's year-in-review program 2014 Wipe. He spins an eerie cocoon of unsettling facts, images and propositions — all centered around a condition that is just as apt to American economics (and the political machine that support those tactics) as anything coming out of Russia or the UK. (I'm deliberately being vague so you watch the video below).
Curtis' audio visual inquiry is an apt mirroring of the final release of the in-progress Uranus Pluto square (culminating in May of this year). Another way to read this square, as related to what Curtis is highlighting, would go like this:
It's through the deliberate manipulation of future shock (a Uranian theme that the futurist Alvin Toffler framed many years ago) that a massive rape and robbery (big Pluto themes) are underway — all under the auspices of destabilization and confusion. That condition, too, would be the Pluto part of the equation — where any sense of proportion is lost. Where larger-than-the-imagination fortunes are the prize; as Curtis notes related to the mystery of 'quantitative easing':
Who to trust as a vetted and informed realist for information delivery? And what if the destabilization and confusion are simply natural byproducts of a sociocultural breakdown that is inevitable when any system has maxed out its lunacy cycle. Perturbations are the norm in science when one form or system is impacted by another. The question remains as to what, exactly, this other system connotes. Evo- or de-evoltuion?
My sense is that all of this is a kind of 'spinning beyond one's personal control' phenomena that our connection to the Internet exacerbates and throws into high relief. Bold, monstrous motions like this by an economic political body are akin to larger-than-life 'selfies'. Only the caption here would read: "Look! I can rape an entire culture."
This is crime as art, and all artists, despite the threat of legal ramifications, want credit for their creations. And now the entire world can watch. But through a confused, scattershot lens.
The problem with predictions, especially astrological ones, is that they rarely, if ever, come to pass. So why do astrologers bother making them and why do readers keep reading them? I'd suggest you skip the obvious answer and consider what the writer Chuck Palahniuk tells us about the power of distraction — which in many ways predictions turn out to be:
"People don't want their lives fixed. Nobody wants their problems solved. Their dramas. Their distractions. Their stories resolved. Their messes cleaned up. Because what would they have left? Just the big scary unknown."
Of course much of the lure (and lore) of predictive astrology is about filling in the "scary unknown" with imaginary possibilities; scenarios that may or may not have any connection to how reality flows. As a diversion and pastime I suppose this sort of nonsense is entertaining, but if you're sincere about employing astrology to assist in the development of consciousness — no.
With Saturn's recent entry into Sagittarius this theme — diversion and how it robs us of our allotted amount of time in life — becomes a self-assessment worth engaging. To not examine our life with this intent we fall prey to a harsh form of self-loathing; the shadow side of Saturn's transits through the fire signs. Here Saturn decrees: "Create!" To not is to live a half-life.
The all and everything of astrology is about light. The generation of light, the mechanics of light — the movement and dispersement of light and how light enlivens the inert qualities of a body (yours, or say, a planet's), when it interacts with the atmosphere of said body. That catalytic force translates into expressions, facets or faces of being that make each form or entity unique.
This is why astrology is always fresh — or should be. Meaning, in order for astrology to be relevant to each of us in the here and now it must be released from the too-tight limitations of predictive language, which always reflects back on a lexicon that is ultimately limited in that it has little to do with where everything, everyone is now.
The Saturn of 200 years ago is not the same Saturn of 2015, anymore than the you of 1985 is related to the you of 2015. This is the shortcoming of the notion that astrology is a language. Better to say that astrology is informed by a living logos than a set of conceptual descriptions etched in stone. Free astrology from the notion of archetypes (by which it is currently crippled) and you enter the 'scary unknown.' And that's a good place to start living from should you desire a sense of life that is always fresh; free from someone else's opinion or cosmology. Again, this is a Saturn in Sagittarius theme. Not everyone will rise to this sort of clarion call of freedom.
Saturn, as the furthest planet from the Sun that allows light to be reflected back to earth and recorded with the naked eye, pinpoints where the pile of grist awaits each of us. Meaning, within the theater of reality, wherever Saturn is transiting the prima materia (the starting material required for any alchemical process) arises, making itself known through the various themes and reality bands corresponding to the signs (or planets) being transited. Read more


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my sister got pulled over after following me on a one way. the officer stated that he seen another car but was busy doing paper work to actually confirm which type of car it was, after my sister got pulled over i turned into a parking lot approached the officer and told him it was my fault. by the end of the stop i got the ticket she ended up getting a warning , but at the same time i never was the one pulled over and the officer couldn't describe the vehicle he seen previously.
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No, there is no such requirement. The traffic ticket was validly issued. You admitted directly to the cop that you did something wrong. There's usually many different ways to fight traffic infractions, but your options are severely limited since you admitted the violation.
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Since you approached the officer and admitted guilt, the situation is more complex than normal. If you disagree with the ticket (and if it is just a traffic ticket, not a criminal citation for reckless driving or some such) then you probably want to contest the ticket. In that case, keep in mind that you only have a limited time to request to contest. There are some good traffic ticket attorneys in your area who could (once retained) review the police report, and see if there is enough in it to support the infraction. Call around, and I'm sure you'll find one you would want to work with.
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