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815 W Las Tunas Dr, San Gabriel, CA | Directions 9177634.102306 -118.111612
Sat: 9am-10pm, Sun: 9am-9:30pm, Mon-Tue: 9:30am-9pm, Thu: 9:30am-9pm, Fri: 9:30am-10pm
Neighborhoods: Rowland
The best spring rolls you will ever have in your life and I DO NOT SAY THAT LIGHTLY. Their pho is legit too. Oh and get the limeade to drink--it's amazing.
Best pho hands down in all of America!
Brave the line--you will be rewarded with crispy fried spring rolls and some of the best soup in SGV. I like #26, wonton soup with bbq pork.
The best Vietnamese restaurant I've been too. A small space but the food comes out quick. There is usually a wait but the good is well worth it. I tried everything from the soup, rice dishes and sandwiches. They are all great. I would recommend getting the rice dish with the pork chop and/or shrimp paste.
Definitely one of the top place for quick lunch or dinner. Place is always pack so it is not a good place for big groups or if you want to eat and chat. Food is excellent. Pho is very flavorful and great taste on the grilled meats.
They have delicious burgers here! The staff is great and their waitresses are very polite and quick to respond. This became my new breakfast place.
It's worth the wait. – Being sick for the past week, I was in dire need of good pho, which means choosing to drive to the south bay or hit up the SGV. The SGV obviously being the better choice. Now, the Chineser in me tells me all Asian places in the SGV close at 2am right? So imagine my surprise when the recommended Saigon Flavor was CLOSED! CLOSED at 8:30pm! Who eats this early?! In a mad panic, we detour to Golden Deli barely slipping in the door at 8:59.
I seriously felt like such a jerk. Everyone else is wrapping up their meal. Who goes and orders two bowls of pho with extra beef balls and extra noodles, a side of charbroiled pork, AND eggrolls 2 minutes after closing? Luckily this place is quick. Within 3 minutes of ordering, all our food was served piping hot. I got the #1 special pho with tripe, tendon, rare beef, beef balls, etc. Thank you pho gods for granting my wish. Two other people got turned away 5 minutes after we sat down. Ouch. Enjoy your del taco tonight.
Maybe it's because I had my mind set on pho. Maybe it's because I felt so accomplished for making it here on time but the broth was absolutely mind-blowing. I was sweating and slurping down the noodles as fast as I could. Felt like I was detoxing. The side of pork was delicious with green onions and garlic bits. The egg roll was greasy but equally amazing. And guess what? All that food for less than 25 bucks? Where else can you find this kind of satisfaction?
My only dilemma is I can never decide if I want pho or try something else since the pho is so good and I know I'm hardly in the area so my choice is crucial. Next time I'll just order both and pretend that my 'friend' flaked on me and lord knows its bad form to waste food.
can't go wrong with this authentic vietnamese eatery – you can't go wrong with the golden deli. everything on the menu is quality. the downside is that if you go during peak times, there will be a bit of a wait.
avoid "vietnam house restaurant" across the street, it's not even close to being the same as golden deli. with that said, if golden deli is packed and you can't wait, try "vietnam restaurant" about .5 miles east on las tunas. "vietnam restaurant" is run by the brother of golden deli. remember, do NOT confuse "vietnam house restaurant" and "vietnam restaurant". vietnam house = bad; vietnam restaurant = good.
Vietnamese Icon – Firstly, the neighborhood that this restaurant is in is San Gabriel, NOT Rowland. It would've been closer if the contributor put in "Alhambra".
Secondly, the Golden Deli is NOT open on Wednesdays and is usually closed in the first two weeks of September (this has been their schedule for as long as I can remember).
Third, the Golden Deli most certainly beats most places in the San Gabriel Valley for best and authentic Vietnamese food (although, I probably wouldn't say that their Pho is the greatest in town, but I do love their egg rolls and other Vietnamese dishes). Their sister-restaurant is Saigon Flavor, which is on Las Tunas (also pretty darn delicious). It's rather insulting for anyone to compare it to places like Pho 79.
As for vanessaar91, if you don't like the Asian people in your neighborhood YOU NEED TO MOVE!!! If you haven't noticed, the ENTIRE SAN GABRIEL VALLEY is ASIAN!
There will always be ignorant people like Vanessaar91! – I made this account especially for the ignorant person name Vanessaar91, since your review has nothing to do with the actual restaurant, I'll make my review the same. Your obviously a retard and extremely uneducated. If you don't like the neighborhood cause too many asian people are pissing on your yard then move. If you can't afford to move (which for an uneducated bum, I understand) then quit your b*tch**g. So since you live in asianville you better just shut it, cause they are going to take over the world soon anyhow. Btw, Happy Holidays!
Thumbs up from the neighborhood! – I live in the neighborhood and eat at Golden Deli regularly. Best Vietnamese food in SGV (apparently good enough that people I know from South Bay and the West Side make the trip on a regular basis). Parking problem is the fault of the City of San Gabriel who allowed 4 or 5 restaurants to exist in that little mini mall.
great spring rolls and pho...great customer service! – The place was packed w/ Vietnamese customers...which is usually a good sign. The cha gio (fried spring rolls) were great! They were larger than usual and came with a generous heap of lettuce, mint, basil, cucumber, bean sprouts and even shiso. The pho broth was very tasty! The service was great. I ordered the rice cake with pork for the first time and was not sure how to eat it. The older gentleman who might have been the owner, must've noticed and stopped by the table to show me how it's usually eaten. One last thing...these people are really nice and honest...I forgot my purse there and when I went back the next morning to get it, it was still there and they 'd wrapped it up in a package and set it aside for me.
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Football's Joe Kines and Rusty Fuller and basketball's Wayne Wigley and Charles Burkette will inducted in ceremonies during the weekend of the Nov. 23 football season finale against Southeast Missouri.
Kines played on three conference championship teams at JSU and later coached with the Gamecocks, beginning a career in which he became one of the top defensive coaches in the game. He made stops at Clemson, Florida, Alabama (twice), Arkansas, Florida State and Texas A&M, as well as a brief stint in the NFL.
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"Rusty was probably the most intelligent player on the field," his former quarterback and road roommate Ed Lett said. "We ran the West Coast offense before it had a name and he was probably way before his time in the fact he could do sight adjustments for his pass routes. He would settle into the hole and allow you to find him; he made it real easy for me."
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olive oil
Brussels sprouts, trimmed and thinly sliced
1 tablespoon
lemon juice
salt and pepper to taste
I upped both the butter and olive oil to tablespoons. I did saute these a little longer than the recipe asked for, only because mine were not quite ready after 45 seconds. Though my family was lukewarm about this, I loved it. What my family didn't want, I happily ate for them. VERY good. Next time, I think I might throw in some chopped shallots. I think that would make this dish even tastier!
45 seconds is NOT enough time for these to soften. I cooked them a full 2 minutes and they were still pretty tough. They had a great flavor and the butter and lemon juice, but they were just not cooked enough according to the recipe time...and since when does 1-2 minutes + 45 seconds= 5 minutes?
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First, I'll confess that I actually like Brussels sprouts! I started slicing them long ago to trick my husband into eating them! For the longest time he thought it was cabbage, lol! Anyway, this recipe is really outstanding, and the lemon juice brightens it up nicely. I almost follow it exactly except I add teaspoon of lemon zest and cut back on the lemon juice. I also sprinkle red pepper flakes onto the finished dish. I cook mine longer than 45 seconds, probably closer to 2 minutes, and they still have the nice bright color and texture. I served this with grilled chicken wings and rice.
These Brussels sprouts are indeed "truly delicious". For years I have used the Julia Child method of lightly steaming the sprouts and then thinly slicing and sautéing them in butter. I now know that the steaming was an unnecessary step. Mine took longer than 45 seconds to soften but were still speedy and effortless to prepare. Most people who profess to dislike this healthy vegetable have usually only had the overcooked variety. This recipe will surely bring them around.
I am looking forward to making these again for our Thanksgiving dinner. I bumped up the flavor last time by adding some bacon bits and some sliced almonds in as well near the end ( even a handful of dried cranberries for color). I agree they do take approx 2 minutes, not 45 seconds to heat and cook through. Hubby hated Brussels sprouts before, now he asks for them!
This was fantastic! What a great change from the whole spouts and its amazing the flavor with just a couple of simple ingretients. Almost converted my son and he HATES brussels sprouts. For my husband and I though this is a winner and I will be making this again!!!
Oh, my goodness... this was amazing. Beats steamed or microwaved sprouts all hollow!
They needed about 4 minutes before they started to brown, but I was starting with frozen sprouts which I'd had to thaw briefly in hot water in order to slice them.
So, yes, it works with frozen sprouts too. Just be careful when adding half-frozen sprouts to the hot butter-oil mixture, because the veggies are wet and will spatter.
Went to find out how long to steam brussel sprouts and found this recipe. Followed it to a tea! Never enjoyed brussel sprouts so much! Thought I was eating dessert! Absoulutely delicious and so easy! Thank you again Chef John. Have been making the "Just chicken and Mushroom" recipe for months! We have it at least 4 times a month! You are the man!
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Bermuda I've been lucky enough to visit Bermuda more than once and my spirit lifts each time the plane lands on this 21-square miles of paradise that's just a two-hour flight from most East Coast cities. But last December was the first time I visited in the winter and I discovered the island's best-kept secret: Winter is a myth. While daytime temperatures that hover around 68 degrees may be chilly enough for the locals to wear jackets while tooling around on their motor scooters, visitors from real winter climes enjoy shedding their layers and indulging in outdoor activities.
One thing that makes Bermuda an attractive meeting or incentive destination is the range of recreational activities and interesting venues for group events. There's great golf on the island's eight courses, historic sightseeing, bicycling, shopping, good restaurants, and all manner of water sports. There are also many special festivals and events--including a tall ships celebration from June 9 to 12, 2000 ,when the roughly 100 ships participating in Tall Ships 2000 dock in the port of Hamilton. Groups can make arrangements for private receptions and tours of individual vessels.
Among the many venues for parties are The Royal Naval Dockyard, built in 1809 and renovated into a 75-acre shopping, dining, and arts complex that can accommodate up to 400 people for a reception or 250 for a banquet; the spiffy Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute, with dining for up to 200 and a 148-seat auditorium outfitted for multimedia presentations; and Hawkins Island, a private retreat for groups of up to 500.
There's also a substantial top-drawer hotel inventory. Bermuda is known for its luxe cottage colonies, many of which allow groups to take over the entire property. Luxury resorts that cater to groups include the 600-room Southampton Princess (a Canadian Pacific Hotel), the 405-room Sonesta Beach Resort Bermuda, the 402-room Marriott's Castle Harbor, and the historic Elbow Beach Bermuda (a Rafael Resort), which just completed a $42 million renovation of the stately main hotel (built in 1908) and its 174 guest rooms and suites. The resort has more than 100 additional rooms and suites in cottages scattered among 53 acres of landscaped gardens and eight meeting rooms that can accommodate up to 150 people. A full-service spa will open in September.
The Caribbean is known for its world-class parties, but none tops Trinidad's Carnival. This pre-Lenten party, second in size only to Rio's celebration, distills the joyous spirit of the region into several days of costumed galas and spectacular parades, all filled with dazzling costumes.
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Lab Members
Area of Expertise: Molecular mechanisms of neuron connection specificity
Programmed cell death (PCD) is an important biological process used
developmentally by multi-cellular organisms to pattern tissue structures and
post-developmentally as a means to maintain homeostasis. Disruption of
programmed cell death signaling post-developmentally contributes to human
diseases ranging from cancer initiation and progression to neurodegenerative
PCD is utilized as a means to eradicate damaged precancerous cells to prevent
tumor formation. Mutations that impair PCD processes create a cellular
state in which precancerous cells are not destroyed allowing them to proliferate
and progress to a cancerous state. As a result of this, the elucidation of
PCD pathways has become a major goal of cancer research with the hope of
identifying therapeutic targets for small molecules to activate PCD in cancer
Activation of PCD has been linked to the neuronal cell death that is observed in
neurodegenerative diseases including Alzheimer's disease (AD), Parkinson's
disease (PD), Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) and Huntington's disease (HD). The etiology of non-familial forms of these neurodegenerative diseases is
largely unknown, but it is speculated that the mechanisms that lead to the
ultimate death of neurons in these diseases is similar. A common theme in
neurodegenerative diseases is mitochondrial dysfunction and oxidative stress
leading to neuron loss through PCD. Because of this, there is great
interest in defining PCD signaling mechanisms with the goal of developing
strategies to rescue neurons from PCD fates and prolong their lives.
While it may seem that cancer and neurodegeneration are unrelated problems,
recent findings by our lab and others have determined that axon guidance
receptor signaling plays a role in both of these types of human disease in
addition to their classical roles in nervous system patterning. Using
Drosophila as a model organism, our studies have identified a link between the
Netrin binding axon guidance receptors and the anti-apoptotic properties of
Activated cdc42 kinase (Ack). The Ack family comprises structurally related
non-receptor tyrosine kinases that are evolutionarily conserved from worms to
humans. Activating mutations in Ack1 and increased Ack1 protein levels
have been found in many human cancers, where their presence correlates with a
poor prognosis. In spite of these findings, it is unclear what the
physiological functions of Ack are.
Our current focus is in defining the signaling pathways and molecular mechanisms
that converge upon Ack to control PCD from both a cancer and neurodegenerative
perspective. To accomplish these goals, we combine biochemical, molecular
biological and molecular genetic approaches within the Drosophila system.
(2012) TEAM Award. Purdue University College of Agriculture.
(2010) Richard L. Kohls Early Career Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching. College of Agriculture.
(2008) Fellowship. Esther A. and Joseph Klingenstein Fund Inc.
(2008) Fellowship. The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.
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ORU Wins UTEP Tourney with 3-0 Sweep of Southern
ORU took the match by scores of 25-14, 25-16 and 25-19. The tournament title is the second in as many weeks for Sheera Sirola's team after they won the TSU Invitational last week in Houston.
Pope and Qualls were the lone Golden Eagles to rack up double-figures in kills, but they weren't the only ORU players to have big days offensively. As team, ORU hit .459, with Laura Taylor (eight kills, .727 HIT%), Jessica Pancratz (seven kills, .636 HIT%) and Luara Rosa (eight kills, .333 HIT%) all having monster days. Qualls, for her part, committed just two errors and hit .600 for the day.
Taylor added 38 assists, while on the defensive end Bruna Silva recorded 10 digs.
The Jaguars (1-5) hit .130 as a team, with Marisol Macias and Phalen Clark each finishing with six kills.
ORU raced out to a 6-1 lead in the 1st set and stretched the advantage to 17-10 on a Pope kill. The Golden Eagles ended the set on a 7-2 run, with Caroline Arnould smashing a kill at set point to give ORU a 25-14 win.
The Golden Eagles lost seven of the first 12 point in set number two before Qualls got the team on track. The freshman from Edmond recorded three kills on a five-point run that gave ORU a 10-7 lead, and she added two more blasts in a 4-0 run that made the score 21-13. ORU would go on to win the set by a 25-16 margin.
ORU took the lead for good at 6-5 in the 3rd set on a Rosa kill. Southern kept the final set closer than the first two frames but could never seriously mount a rally. Pope ended the day on ORU's third match point, slotting in a kill to give the Golden Eagles a 25-19 victory.
ORU's block was solid again on Saturday, with the usual suspects having big days at the net. Taylor finished with four total blocks, while Arnould and Pope had three each.
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Having it Their Way
Hospice gives new meaning to patient-focused meal service.
It's lucky for Sheryl Edson Harding, RD, that minutes from San Diego Hospice and Palliative Care there are three major supermarkets and an upscale health food store. Having to drive a half-hour or more to get Mrs. Jones' ham hocks would be a chore, and Harding's position as the director of food and nutrition services leaves her little time during the day to shop. But she can squeeze in a few moments to stop at the market on her way to work.
"It's not uncommon at all for me to stop at the store to pick up something that we might not have on hand or that we don't want to purchase in quantity," she says. "Some of the things someone might want are not things we want a case of for the next person."
Her willingness to spend time, as well as some petty cash funds, on foods for patients that the kitchen doesn't keep on inventory is reflective of Harding's primary objective, which is to stay as patient-focused as she can. The small size of the inpatient care facility—there is also a home-care division—makes it possible for her to be this flexible. There are 24 beds, and on any given day she may feed 20 patients or only seven, so the kitchen runs more like a small diner's might—short-order cooking versus bulk cooking according to a cycle menu.
San Diego Hospice's mission is to ease the symptoms and pain of people in latter stages of terminal illnesses until they can go home—whether that's a private residence or a type of long-term care facility. Patients stay at the hospice three to four days on average, so the staff's goal is to respond swiftly to the immediate needs of each individual. Since a patient's condition may change often and quickly, mealtime decisions are made as late possible. "In normal acute care, someone from the foodservice department visits the patient and gets a menu from them for the next day—that doesn't work too well in acute care; it doesn't work at all in palliative care," asserts Harding.
In the moment: At San Diego Hospice, staff members meet with patients between 9 and 10 a.m. daily to discuss what they want for lunch. Kitchen staff doesn't get a handle on the day's patient-feeding menu until about 11 a.m. Staff members encourage patients to order what's being served that day in the facility's visitor and employee cafeteria, such as the blue-plate special or one of the scratch-made soups, but the hospice certainly doesn't limit patient's choices to the cafeteria menu.
Patients are visited again around 3 p.m., at which time a staff member will talk about dinner options and help patients predict what they may want for breakfast the next morning. The objective is to minimize the time between when the patient orders and when the meal is served.
"You'll have someone who has nausea and vomiting in the morning," she says. "The doctors will change their medication, and by 2 in the afternoon, you are dealing with a totally different personality—someone who is now interested in food."
Liberal approach: Cycle menus are too confining for the hospice. Cooks can't predict how many patients will eat on any given day and what they may order, so the foodservice team there plans menus about two weeks in advance, bearing in mind considerations such as what's in the freezer that should move before it freezer-burns and what's in season.
This doesn't prevent staff from having some foresight into what to stock in the kitchen. They can rely on patients to crave traditional favorites such as macaroni and cheese, meatloaf, mashed potatoes with gravy, puddings and custards—"things easily swallowed, easily digested," Harding says.
She is lax about dietary restrictions, as long as a requested food won't escalate a patient's pain or make him or her more uncomfortable in some way. For example, proper insulin dosing may allow a diabetic to have a sugary dessert. On the other hand, she might cut back portions of the bacon, ham or tomato juice ordered by a patient suffering from edema because those foods have a high-sodium content that can exacerbate his condition.
San Diego Hospice's multi-ethnic, multi-cultural foodservice staff also helps meet demand for ethnic and American regional cuisine, whether it is Mexican, Filipino, Somali or Southern. Here again, nearby supermarkets come in handy; Harding ventures out occasionally to pick up items like gefilte fish, kimchee, dried fish, salted eggs, or grits—something she probably hardly ever did, if ever, in her three decades in traditional acute-care hospital foodservice.
Harding's desire to accommodate her patients is a good fit with today's patients. As baby boomers age and populate medical care facilities in increasing numbers, she has noticed that they are more assertive and demanding than their parents probably were.
Patient driven: But giving patients exactly what they want isn't always possible. Not every request can be honored. Harding says she walks a tight rope between what she is legally required to do as a foodservice operator and what patients actually want. Rules regarding food temperatures are one example. "Many oncology patients like their food at room temperature to eat, and they'll likely let [their meals] sit at bedside until they are ready to eat," she says.
Like any foodservice provider, however, San Diego Hospice has to serve its hot food hot and cold food cold, and has to comply with the regulations every facility has to. Still, its core mission is about making people comfortable and creating a home-like environment. For the staff here, giving people what they need to feel at ease isn't simply a nice touch, or a bonus—it's the whole point.
So when a patient's niece wanted to surprise her aunt with a visit and a special meal, the staff accommodated her. "We prepared the breakfast," she recalls, "on nice tray with her crystal, family china and flatware, and the niece delivered it to her in the room."
Some preferences, though, are easier to swallow than others. Harding admits that an order of white fish, mashed potatoes, cauliflower and white bread with vanilla ice cream may make her cringe. "That violates all our teachings about color and texture and variety," she says. "But the patient is the center focus; if that's what they want, we have no business injecting our values on it."


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could I send my steelix to another persons game before I unlock the national dex?
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so if I want to trade my legendary dog over to my friends game and then restart my own one and then trade the dog back it would work?
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I suggest you don't do that because you won't be able to trade when you start your game over, I guess.
what if i buy rub or emerald, will i be able to trade my legendary dog over to them?
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I was reading through some replies on the topic Will Matt Ever Come Back? and I am coming to the conclusion that people do not like Matt Sharp.
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What are your opinions of Matt?
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ha in my post, i wrote "pat could have pulled off"....that should say scott, my bad
I'm not quite sure, but I know that Jason's credit was for writing the awesome intro on My Name is Jonas.
Scott Alan Perkins said:I have only one question, and it is out of genuine curiousity, If Matt wrote half of the songs from the first two albums, why did Pat Wilson and Jason Cropper get credit for co-writing "My name is Jonas" and another song from the TBA when Matt got nothing? Its on the credits from Video Capture Device. I might have read it wrong.
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Okay people, here's a little questionnaire for you guys. It has various categories that touch on the differences between Matt and Scott. Watch the videos bellow and simply tell me who excels in each category.
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It's difficult to say the influence Matt Sharp had on the band. Without the falsettos, many Weezer songs would not nearly sound as good. Examples would be Say it Ain't So, El Scorcho, and Undone.
He also fought for Butterfly. Butterfly's a good song, but not mindblowingly good. It's a good closing song, though.
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Dodge estate planning minefields
By CAROLYN THOMPSON
Some things seem like they should be easy — and they can be easy. However, some things simply appear easy, even when they are very difficult. For example, crossing a field of 50 yards seems simple, right? However, if that field is a minefield, it might be a very hazardous crossing indeed! On the surface, both fields might appear the same to the ordinary person. However, experts can spot the hidden problems which the ordinary person may not.
This is equally true for estate planning. Let's look at two couples, the Browns and the Robinsons. The Browns have a very substantial and complicated estate that may benefit from tax planning. They own a sizable business. They each have a prior marriage, and their marriage together is somewhat rocky. It's easy to see the mines in that field and know that they would benefit from consulting with an estate planning attorney.
The Robinsons have more modest assets of approximately $200,000. They have a great marriage and two wonderful kids aged 12 and 15. It appears on the surface that they might be able to save some money and use a "do-it-yourself" estate planning method like online forms or software at little or no cost. The problem is that the Robinsons have a hidden mine in their estate plan.
The Robinsons' case looks simple to the untrained eye. However, the Robinsons' primary asset is Jake Robinson's 401(k),which he started right out of college, before he even met his wife, Sally. Jake named his ex-wife, Allison, as beneficiary. Of course, Jake assumes that his 401(k) will go to his current wife, Sally, because he will name her as the primary beneficiary in his will or trust. Jake doesn't know what he doesn't know — i.e., that his will or trust will not control his 401(k).
While the Robinsons could "save" some money by using some free or inexpensive "do-it-yourself" software, doing so will end up costing them everything because Jake's 401(k) will go to Allison at his death, even if Jake names Sally in his will or trust.
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Only an experienced estate planning attorney who focuses his or her practice in that field will have the knowledge and expertise to spot and defuse the mines which you may encounter. Some other hazards which you might encounter are:
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• assets with beneficiary designations (e.g., brokerage and bank accounts)
• life insurance
• blended-family issues
• leaving assets outright to minor children
Your estate planning attorney can guide you through the minefield to the other side. For example, the attorney would have advised Jake to complete a new beneficiary designation form naming Sally as the primary beneficiary of his 401(k). While Jake could have done this himself, he didn't know there was a problem. He didn't know what he didn't know. Don't make the same mistake that Jake did. See an experienced estate planning attorney.
Thompson, Sioux Falls, S.D.,is a member of the American Academy of Estate Planning Attorneys and has been engaged in the practice of law for the last 15 years. For more information, or to attend an upcoming seminar, call 605-362-9100 or visit her website, www.cathompsonlaw.com.
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Over 1,300 churches from all 50 states plus Washington, D.C. and Puerto Rico have signed up to participate in the Oct. 7 event, promoted as Pulpit Freedom Sunday. Supporters say the day is about expressing their First Amendment rights and advocating for the separation of church and state.
"Censorship of a pastor's sermon and the internal workings of a church is not separation of church and state; it is governmental control and violates the First Amendment, no matter how you look at it," said Erik Stanley, senior legal counsel for Alliance Defending Freedom, the Arizona-based organization that is behind the Pulpit Freedom Sunday event. "It is the pastor's job to determine what his sermon is going to be, not government's."
The Ridgway Christian Center/Praise Him Ministries is fully behind the movement. Last month, the organization produced and broadly distributed a 20-page mailer whose cover proclaims "Honor God! Love your country! VOTE REPUBLICAN!"
Inside, Victoria Hearst, founder and president of the ministry, writes a long article supporting Pulpit Freedom Sunday and challenging the right of the IRS to prohibit tax-exempt organizations from endorsing or opposing candidates for public office.
"For decades, we Christians have been told that we may not publicly discuss politics or support individual politicians or tell people how to vote in churches, ministries, Christian organizations or at Christian events," Hearst writes. "That is because the Internal Revenue Service says that this type of free speech – our First Amendment right – is denied to nonprofit organizations."
Citing material produced by Alliance Defending Freedom, Hearst endorses Pulpit Freedom Sunday as a head-on constitutional challenge to the so-called Johnson Amendment of 1954 that resulted in that portion of the IRS tax code that forbids tax-exempt charities and churches from engaging in partisan politics. The code explicitly states that such entities cannot "participate in, or intervene in (including the publishing or distributing of statements) any political campaign on behalf of (or in opposition to) any candidate for public office."
Shortly after the Ridgway Christian Center mailer was distributed, two unnamed Colorado residents reported it to the Washington D.C.-based watchdog group Americans United for Separation of Church and State (AU), which in turn on Sept. 19 filed a complaint with the IRS, asserting that the mailing represented a "brazen disregard" for the federal law forbidding tax-exempt groups to intervene in partisan politics, and demanding an investigation of Hearst's ministry.
Rob Boston, AU's senior policy analyst, said it is fairly rare for his organization to go to such lengths.
"There are probably 350,000 religious congregations in the U.S., including all varieties Christian and non-Christian groups," Boston said. "The number of pastors and organizations jumping over the line and opposing or endorsing candidates is pretty small; we might report 10 to 15 each year. That it happens at all is shocking; the law is clear that houses of worship and all groups both religious or secular that claim tax-exempt charitable status are forbidden from such action."
However, he said, the trend has become more prominent in the past few years as more groups "are looking into seriously pushing the envelope" on the issue. Boston pointed to the example of two Catholic bishops who have recently "stepped way over the line" in endorsing pro-life candidates, even as the Conference of Catholic Bishops has advised its membership not to intervene in partisan politics.
AU has also recently issued complaints to the IRS against churches in El Paso and New York City for endorsing presidential candidate Mitt Romney in church bulletins.
Boston stressed that pulpit politicking is a bipartisan phenomenon. "Pastors can speak out on issues and that's OK," he said. "It's only intervention in political campaigns that is a problem."
The Ridgway Christian Center, in exhorting people to "vote Republican," is endorsing a slate of candidates, from the IRS's perspective, Boston said. The most serious ramification to the ministry would be a loss of its tax exemption. Other possible sanctions may include a fine or a warning.
At press time, Hearst had not responded to an invitation from The Watch to comment on the matter, and the IRS had not yet responded to the complaint leveled against her. Boston does not anticipate that the agency will issue a public statement on the matter, unless it results in legal action.
That's exactly what participants in Pulpit Freedom Sunday are hoping will happen.
"The whole point is to generate a test case," said Stanley of Alliance Defending Freedom. "No court has ever had the opportunity to determine whether the IRS has the right to censor a pastor's sermon. We think it's unconstitutional."
Pulpit Freedom Sunday started in 2008 with 33 churches participating. By last year, the event had grown to include 539 participants. "And this year it just exploded to 1,300," Stanley said. "The movement is spreading by word of mouth as pastors are becoming more aware."
And, he added, it doesn't hurt that this is a presidential election year.
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It's probably a mistake to try to make sense out of the preseason performance of the Ravens so far, because it might make your head explode.
The defending Super Bowl champions have been all over the map in their first three rehearsals for the Sept. 5 regular season opener against the Denver Broncos, so trying to draw any valid conclusions about the state of the team from its on-field performance or John Harbaugh's weekly postmortem is a dubious business.
Remember, it was just last week that Harbaugh said at halftime that he had never seen his team play worse than the first string did against the Atlanta Falcons, which left everyone wondering just what he was going to say Thursday night after the Carolina Panthers scored four touchdowns on a punt return, two interceptions and a fumble recovery.
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The immediate expectation was that he would be hopping mad at the special teams breakdown and hyper-critical of the three costly turnovers, but he was in surprisingly good humor during his postgame news conference and seemed a lot more satisfied with his team's first preseason loss than he was with either of its two wins.
Maybe he was just using his soothing airline pilot voice to talk us all through some more turbulence, but he sure sounded like a guy who was finally seeing what he wanted to see on both sides of the ball. The Ravens moved down the field efficiently on their opening drive, and the defense held Cam Newton and the multi-faceted Panthers attack in check throughout. The four blow-up plays weren't pretty, but they were easy enough to rationalize. Better now than when the games count.
This is probably a good time for a quick reminder to all the fans who have been wondering about Joe Flacco and his sudden penchant for throwing the ball to opposing players. The last time a game actually did count, he still had enough arm strength at the end to lift the Lombardi Trophy and shake hands with the guy who gave him the fancy sports car for being the Super Bowl MVP.
It only took three preseason games for talk-show nation to re-question whether he is an elite quarterback, so this is also a pretty good time to remind everyone that he didn't just lead the Ravens to New Orleans last season. He also threw the pass that should have put the Ravens in the Super Bowl the year before. That probably slipped your mind while you were wondering if Flacco strained something lifting all that money he got during the offseason.
The Ravens do have some issues, but none of them are Joe Flacco and none of them are serious enough to cast doubt on the team's ability to return to the playoffs this season. Fret about the supposed "Super Bowl hangover" if you want, but the Super Bowl MVP looked just fine Thursday. If there was a disconnect with Jacoby Jones on one pass and a timing problem on that throw over the middle that came all the way back, keep in mind that the Ravens are still in the process of sorting through a large group of receivers.
That's what the four preseason games are for. (Well, that and the opportunity to charge full price for four games that have no competitive significance.) They're all about evaluating talent and getting everybody on the same page.
Instead of trying to count the ways that Flacco isn't Peyton Manning, this should be a time for fans to count their blessings. Want to trade places with the Washington Redskins, who have no idea when Robert Griffin III will be cleared to start the season? How about the New England Patriots, who will spend the season dodging questions about the upcoming Aaron Hernandez murder trial?
The Ravens still don't know exactly how the receiver corps will be configured in two weeks, but the coaching staff had to feel a little less uncertain about it after Brandon Stokley made two nice catches on the first possession Thursday. They're still waiting for Ed Dickson to return and fellow tight end Dallas Clark to get comfortable in the offense, but several of the young receivers who are fighting for jobs took a step forward.
Things went well enough that Harbaugh could joke about the 28 points off breakdowns. For a guy who cares as much about special teams and turnovers as much as he does, that's saying quite a lot.
If he's not worried, you shouldn't be either.
Read more from columnist Peter Schmuck on his blog, "The Schmuck Stops Here" at baltimoresun.com/schmuckblog and listen when he co-hosts "The Week in Review" at noon Fridays on WBAL (1090 AM) and at wbal.com.


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- 09 August 2012 16:22
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We are now able to provide ticket collection details and information for supporters travelling to Villa Park by coach or car.
Travelling by Car or Coach
The FA have advised those supporters who are travelling to Villa Park by car or coach to only park in the car parks that have been allocated to the Club. See map and directions for full details of parking and coach travel information. Supporters who have pre-booked disabled car parking should proceed to the Villa Village Car Park located at the North End of the Stadium. Supporters using satellite navigation should follow the post-codes to the recommended car parks AND NOT to Villa Park Stadium.
Supporter Services
Representatives from the Supporter Services Team will be on-site at Villa Park and will be based at the Villa Village Ticket Office. The facility will be open from 9:30am to 1:45pm. Supporter Services at the Etihad Stadium will open from 9am to 2pm. The City Store at both the Etihad Stadium and Market Street in Manchester will be open as normal on Sunday from 11am.
Ticket Information
Although the game is sold out, some hospitality packages are still available offering you the chance to enjoy the game in style. Prices start from £200 per person (plus VAT). More information and booking details can be found on the Aston Villa website. Please note these hospitality packages are booked directly with Aston Villa and all bookings are subject to the terms & conditions of Aston Villa Football Club.
Collecting Duplicate Tickets
Supporters who are collecting duplicate tickets will have already received a letter from the Club outlining the process to follow. Key points to note:
- The ticket(s) that have been lost have had their barcode deactivated on the venue's access control system and will therefore not allow supporters in possession of such tickets to access Villa Park.
- Tickets may be collected from the Villa Village Ticket Office from 9:30am on Sunday 12 August. We strongly advise all supporters to have collected their ticket(s) by 12:00noon on Sunday. Failure to do so may result in delays in entering Villa Park.
- You will need to present the correspondence you were sent from the Club along with a form of identification.
Official Coach Travel
For Supporters who have booked official coach travel to Villa Park:
Thomas Cook – Supporters who have booked with our official travel partner, Thomas Cook Sport, should be at the departure point by 9:15am. Coaches will depart from the Etihad Stadium, North Car Park 'G'.
Official Supporters Club - For supporters who have booked with the OSC, your departure points and times are as follows:
Moston Lane - 8:30am
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Chorlton Street (City Centre) - 9:00am
St Crispins (Lloyd Street, Fallowfield) - 9:15am
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Perham's Gabbard Continues Recovery; Doc Says Heart 'Fully Recovered'Zach Gabbard, 17, a junior on the Perham, MN, High School basketball team continues to recover in a Minneapolis hospital after collapsing during a game on January 20th.
"Zach is working hard every day at physical therapy and getting better so he can rejoin his classmates and his teammates in Perham. Zach's desire to play basketball again is motivating him as he undertakes this incredibly difficult training," Zach's family said through a hospital release.
Gabbard is in the cardiovascular intensive care unit at the University of Minnesota Medical Center, Fairview.
Zach's doctor, Ranjit John said that he has made progress over the past several weeks, noting that when Zach first arrived, he was critically ill and required heart assist devices to keep him alive. "(Gabbard) has made significant strides to a point in which his heart has fully recovered. He is close to being ready to be discharged from the hospital to a rehab facility," John said.
A week ago, over 1,110 people attended a fundraiser at Mulligan's Pub in Perham. Over $67,000 was raised for the Gabbard family in a little over five hours.
A fund has been establish to further cover costs not covered by insurance. Checks can be made out to "The Zach Gabbard Fund" and mailed to United Community Bank, 155 Second St SW, Perham Minnesota 56573.
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Well wishers are hosting a fundraiser this Sunday, March 6th in New Hope. The family has posted information about the fundraiser on their CaringBridge page. They are not able to attend.
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Art Auction Saturday Night
We've been listening to complaints and one of the biggest one is that fewer people are able to be around on Sunday, so they're unable to bid on pieces they like. We also know that having the auction on Sunday makes checking out that much more of a pain for artists and customers – which is something we want to avoid at all costs. We've weighed our options, and we've decided that holding the art auction on Saturday night (exact time to be announced with the schedule) is a big step in making things more streamlined.
The Art Auction will be held Saturday night from 9:30 pm to 10:30 pm in ballroom 401AB. See you there!
More Charity Crafts
Over the last two years, our Art Room charity craft sessions – hosted by Dara McGinn – have helped us raise approximately $1,000 for charity. We're very happy about this, and this year, we're looking to raise the bar! We've already got sashiko quilting (as well as a free sashiko learning session about the history and uses) and kumihimo braiding lined up, and we're hoping to add more to the roster before we're done. Seats will be sold on the same day as the session, none to be sold in advance. Check back here for a description of the crafts and a list of days and times! As always, we only accept cash.
Sew Your Own Plushie
Dara Page has returned again to help you make your very own plushies! The steps are simple, and you'll walk away with your very own plush friend, handmade.
In this class, you will get to make your very own animal plushie.
Where: Art Classroom (Room 202)
When: Friday: 3:30pm – 4:30pm, Saturday: 3:30pm – 4:30pm
Price: $15 per person, all money goes to charity. Sign up in the Art Room (201) on the same day. No seats will be sold before the day of the class. Space is limited.
Kumihimo Braiding
Kumihimo is a Japanese cord-braiding style that was originally made using silk threads to decorate Samurai armor and fasten kimonos. Now, these beautiful cords can be used with beads or on their own as decoration, jewelry, bookmarks, ribbons for gifts, and more. Kumihimo is easy to do and many patterns can be made from the basic technique simply by changing the colors or number of thread used!
In this class, you will get a reusable weaving board and make a cord using the basic round braid technique in colors of your choice.
Where: Art Classroom (Room 202)
When: Saturday: 7pm – 8pm
Price: $8 per person, all money goes to charity. Sign up in the Art Room (201) on the same day. No seats will be sold before the day of the class. Space is limited.
Sashiko Quilting
Sashiko is a style of "functional embroidery" that has been practiced in Japan for centuries. Originating with the lower classes, sashiko was a method for the lower classes to decorate their clothing whilst continuing to adhere to the color and style restrictions that were placed on the different classes. In addition to giving cloth an attractive decoration, it also helped strengthen the clothing and add warmth. As such restrictions faded and machine-made fabrics became more widely-available, sashiko was retained as a style of ornamentation.
In this class, you will learn how to do some simple stitching patterns, and apply them to a felt object of your choice – a small pillow, bag or wall scroll. This is a wonderful addition to anyone's sewing repertoire, as well as a great way to get new crafters interested in embroidery!
Where: Art Classroom (Room 202)
When: Friday: 7pm – 8pm, Saturday: 11am – 12pm, Sunday: 1pm – 2pm
Price: $10 per person, all money goes to charity. Sign up in the Art Room (201) on the same day. No seats will be sold before the day of the class. Space is limited.
Also: Friday 11:30am – 12pm in room 202: Sashiko Information Session, Free! Learn the history of this craft.
3D Printing
3D printing is a relatively new technology that enables us to create physical items in 3D form using just a design program and a 3D printer. This technology is already being used to create an entire range of items, varying from prefabricated housing structures, medical replacements for bone and organs, and of course – figurines.
In this class, you'll learn a little bit about 3D printing, then create your own character. When it's done, you'll print it out and have it to take home!
Where: Art Classroom (Room 202)
When: Friday: 5pm – 6:30pm, Saturday: 5pm – 6:30pm
Price: $15 per person, all money goes to charity. Sign up in the Art Room (201) on the same day. No seats will be sold before the day of the class. Space is extremely limited. Due to the technical nature of the software and hardware used in this class, we are not accepting sign-ups for children under the age of 13. We recommend that you do not wear costumes with excessive decoration (such as wide, flowing sleeves, wings, large wigs, etc.) so that you do not risk damage to your costume or the printers.
Buy It Now
Many of you may be familiar with the Buy It Now systems utilized by many online auction sites. This will function much the same, except without the keyboard or postage. Artists who wish to participate will just need to list the Buy It Now price on their submission forms in the designated place. You may sell an item as Buy It Now, open for bids, or either. Note: Any bids on an item will void the Buy It Now option. We will do our best to monitor these pieces and remove the option to Buy It Now once a bid has been placed, but we ask for your understanding if you are denied the chance to buy a piece due to bids. If bids have been cancelled Buy It Now will still be voided to avoid misuse of bidder IDs. Customers who wish to purchase a piece of Buy It Now art should notify the staff, who will remove it and bring it to the table for checkout.
Artists can check back from time to time. If a piece has been sold via Buy It Now, we will allow you to pick up the funds whenever a staff member is available.
The characters and settings of your favorite manga, anime, and live action works are the Intellectual property of the orignial artists and producers. Re-drawn [traced or eyeballed], photocopied, or digitally captured images are considered the Intellectual Property of the original artists and producers and cannot be accepted by the Art Room for sale or display.
Original works of art and Fan Art may be submitted in accordance to the rules below. Fan Art is defined as art featuring your favorite characters and settings in original presentations [original poses, original mediums, etc]. Art Room Staff will determine if a piece qualifies as original Fan Art.
** Occasionally an original artist or producer will request that Fan Art be rejected for sale or display, even if the art piece otherwise complies with Art Room rules and policies. Animazement will comply with their wishes.**
- Art space is sold on a first-come, first-served basis at the convention only. There is no pre-registration or reservation of art space. Art must be ready to display at the time of space purchase. Animazement only collects art space rental, and does not take any commission from the sale of artwork, thus payment is due immediately. Animazement accepts cash only.
- All Prints, Paintings, and sketches must be able to hang from binder clips or hooks. Matting and/or framing the art piece is suggested to ensure the piece can be hung w/o damaging it; this also often helps to increase the piece's value. Sculptures, models, and other 3D works must be on stable bases. Art Room Staff will determine if a piece must be hung, or should have a table display. All works must be identified with a bid form issued by the Art Room Staff.
- All Prints must be labeled as such on the bid sheets. The artist should specify if the print is unlimited or limited. Limited edition prints should feature the number of the print.
- Artists must purchase enough display space to cover the size of their artwork and bid forms. Art Room Staff will be responsible for placing the artwork on the display wall/table. While artists are welcome to make suggestions, the display techniques and locations are determined by Art Room Staff.
- Prices/desired opening bids may not be changed after the first bid is made.
- Animazement reserves the right to:
◦ Limit the number of pieces of art on any one display panel or table
◦ Refuse works based on their appropriateness and suitability for display
◦ Limit the number of pieces displayed by a single artist
◦ Cancel an artist's rental, returning all rental fees and artwork.
◦ Deny re-entry in subsequent years to any bidders who do not honor their bids or who are caught changing their bids or other bids without prior approval.
- Artwork is not to be removed from the Art Room prior to the closure of bids unless the piece has been sold under the "Buy it Now" rules and is being collected by the buyer, or prior arrangements have been made with Art Room Staff. Any piece picked up prior to art contest judging will be excluded from the contest.
- Artists will be able to pick up earnings and unsold artwork on the Sunday of Animazement. Unclaimed artwork may be sold or destroyed at the discretion of Animazement. Revenue from the sale of unclaimed artwork and earnings unclaimed by artists may be donated to a charity of Animazement's choosing. If an artist is not available on Sunday, special arrangements may be made with Art Room Staff at the staff's discretion.
- Artists are responsible for all taxes and associated costs related to the sale or display of their artwork. Animazement encourages artists to consult their tax advisors.
- Animazement and the convention venue will take reasonable security precautions for the premises, however there is no assumption of any legal or financial responsibility for the artwork on display.
- All claims of error must be submitted in writing within 30 days of the close of the convention.
Obviously, we want to know how the new changes work for you. Keep an eye on the Art Room table, we will have survey sheets asking for input on the new rules, the auction, the charity crafting, and the buy it now process. I'm sorry, we will not be able to provide ponies as prizes in future years.


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"To give anything less than your best is to sacrifice the gift." – Prefontaine
When Jesse Jantzen won the High School state wrestling title as a Senior from Shoreham High School in 2000, he made history. He was not only named Asics Wrestler of the Year and the National Most Outstanding Wrestler that year, but he was the first four-time state champion in New York State history. This video, created by Riccio Productions, captures his monumental journey.
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Christine Jones Hill, a native of Martinsburg, will celebrate her 107th birthday on April 11, 2012. Hill is a retired school teacher who taught at Sumner-Ramer School in Martinsburg. She also taught in Montgomery County Md. and retired from the Baltimore City Public School system.
She was married to the late Charles Hill, and the two owned and operated a funeral home in Denton, Md. Hill received her Bachelor of Arts in elementary education from Storer College (now Virginia Union University) and her master's degree from Temple University.
Hill currently resides in Frederick, Md., and has enjoyed attending the family's annual Jones Reunion in Martinsburg, for more than 20 years. "Chris," as she is known by her family and close friends, never had any children of her own; however, she is the beloved matriarch of the Jones family. She has lived a remarkable life and has been a role model for many generations.
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As with most major urban areas, transit frequency slacks off after the evening rush hour ends, and the last trains generally leave the center of the city for the outskirts between 12:00-12:30am.
If you're hanging out inside the city, drinking, clubbing, or what not, it should not be hard to call for a cab (ask the bar to call, or head to a hotel bellman/taxi rank) before midnight; however, keep in mind that Boston is an extremely early city (last call is often around midnight to 1 on the weekdays and around 1-2ish on weekends) so if you don't catch that last train, you'll be competing with mobs of people for taxis at around 1 or 2. I've hung out until that hour plenty of times and had access to a car; otherwise, it's complete chaos with people literally jamming and walking into the middle of streets trying to hail cabs.
Edited to add: I took my parents to 2001 Nationals in Boston and the Saturday night event, which runs the latest to accommodate live TV, ran until 11pm (that's when the late-night major network local news begins on the East Coast). Medal ceremonies took another 20 minutes. We took the T (subway) from the suburbs and they were holding extra trains at North Station to accommodate extra event-goers and to make sure they filled up before leaving. I imagine they do this often for events at the Garden. The Garden is built directly above the tracks of North Station so it only takes a matter of seconds to get down there; you will have plenty of time to make that last subway train at midnight. If you're taking commuter rail, check the individual line schedules at the MBTA website.